Vigo County food inspections: May 12-17
Establishments listed are in Compliance
Casey's General Store, 3266 N. 25th St.
Dixie Bee Elementary School, 1655 E. Jessica Dr.
Dollar General Store, 735 W. National Ave.
Domino's, 3300 N. 25th St.
Family Dollar, 350 W. National Ave.
Fayette Elementary School, 9400 N. Beech Pl.
Hoosier Prairie Elementary, 2800 W. Harlan Dr.
Lost Creek Elementary School, 6701 Wabash Ave.
Otter Creek Elementary School, 4801 Lafayette Ave.
Riley Elementary School, 650 S. Canal St.
Rio Grande Elementary School, 555 E. Rio Grande
South Vigo High School, 3737 S. 7th St.
Sugar Grove Elementary School, 2800 Wallace Ave.
Terre Town Elementary School, 2121 Boston Ave.
Washington Alternative High School, 3703 S. 7th St.
Wingstop Terre Haute, 2828 S. 3rd St.
Woodrow Wilson Middle School, 301 S. 25th St.
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Establishments listed are out of Compliance
Moe's Southwest Grill, 2828 S. 3rd St. (1 Non-Compliance) Found cold-held items in walk-in cooler at 50F.
Sugar Creek Consolidated, 4226 W. Old US Hwy 40 (1 Non-Compliance) Observed employee drink and personal items above prep areas.
Establishments Approved to Operate
Kountry Time Foods @ Vigo County 4-H Fairgrounds for Herb Fair – 5-16/17-25
RD's Weiners
Sunshine Snacks Kids, LLC @ reThink Earth Day, 1544 S. 13th St. – 5-17-25
Sunshine Snacks Kids, LLC @ Deming Park Color Run – 5-17-25
Cousins Maine Lobster @ Water Tower Estates, 525 W. Springhill Dr. – 5-17-25
Establishments Approved to Open
Taqueria La Nortenita, Mobile
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