radioNOVO News for Dubois & Brookville 08-12-26

Good morning.A local business owner is calling on DuBois City Council to crack down on neglected commercial properties downtown. Sarah Vanderpool, who is relocating her title company to West Long Avenue, urged city leaders during a recent meeting to pass a new ordinance requiring owners of vacant storefronts to clean windows, remove outdated signs, and maintain building exteriors to help revitalize the downtown corridor.In Fox Township, the local Historical Society is preparing to fill the newly constructed 4,800-square-foot History and Humanities Center in Kersey. Organizers are holding artifact collection days on August 22nd and 23rd at the Irishtown Road Municipal Building, inviting residents to bring in historic photos, tools, and memorabilia tracing the area’s rich mining, farming, and industrial past.And live music returns to the Edward V. Cherry Amphitheater in DuBois City Park tonight at 6:30. Local favorites Noth’in Fancy will take the stage as the summer Music Fest series winds down its season.For more news, download the radioNOVO app. I’m Codi Gaboff, radioNOVO News, a service of Seven Mountains Media.