Register of Historic Places Sites in Jasper listed on the National Register of Historic Places listings in Dubois County, Indiana include: Dubois County Courthouse Gramelspacher-Gutzweiler House John Opel House St. Joseph Catholic Church Louis H. Sturm Hardware Store Parks and recreation Jasper has 18 city parks covering . Government The following persons have held the office of mayor of Jasper, Indiana. Education In 1970, the school system of Ireland, Indiana, was consolidated into that of Jasper. Schools in Jasper include: Jasper High School (public, grades 9 to 12) Jasper Middle School (public 6 to 8) Ireland Elementary School (public pre-K to 5) Jasper Elementary School (public pre-K to 5) Holy Trinity Catholic School West Campus at St. Mary's Ireland (private pre-K) Central Campus at Precious Blood (private pre K to 2) East Campus at Holy Family (private 3 to 8) Vincennes University (Jasper Campus) Media Newspapers The American Eagle, Jasper's first newspaper, operated from 1846 to 1848. The Democrat (1857), the Times (1865), and another Times (1879–1891). The Jasper Weekly Courier, a Democratic newspaper, served Dubois County from 1858 to 1921. The Dubois County Herald, founded in 1895, currently circulates about 10,000 copies per day to residents of Dubois, Spencer, and Pike counties. The Herald is one of only 300 independently-owned newspapers in the United States. The Jasper News Journal is a free newspaper. Radio The following stations are licensed in the city of Jasper 91.7 FM WJPR 93.7 FM WJWS "JHS The Scratch" 104.7 FM WITZ-FM 990 AM WITZ-AM Infrastructure Highways U.S. Route 231 Indiana State Road 164 Indiana State Road 162 Indiana State Road 56 Notable people Mike Braun, U.S. Senator and former member of the Indiana House of Representatives Daniel M. Buechlein, former Roman Catholic Archbishop of Indianapolis Brad Ellsworth, former member of the U.S. House of Representatives Spike Gehlhausen, Indy car driver Paul Hoffman, Purdue All-American, NBA Rookie of the Year, NBA Champion Shane Lindauer, member of the Indiana House of Representatives Matt Mauck, National Football League quarterback; led the LSU Tigers to the 2003 national championship Mark Messmer, member of the Indiana State Senate Frank W. Milburn, World War II and Korean War general Richard M. Milburn, Indiana Attorney General Edith Pfau, artist Scott Rolen, Major League Baseball player Ralph K. Rottet, Lieutenant general, U.S. Marine Corps William J. Schroeder, longest lived person on a Jarvik-7 Bernard V. Vonderschmitt, most noted as a co-founder of