Orleans Kiwanis host divisional leadership, Support local “Blessings Box”

ORLEANS — The Orleans Kiwanis Club gathered for its monthly dinner meeting last Thursday night at the Orleans United Methodist Church, focusing on both regional…

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2026 Prosperity Indiana Summit is May 13-14

INDIANA – Join Prosperity Indiana, as they celebrate 40 years of strengthening Hoosier communities. This year’s Summit will be on May 13th and May 14th  at the Indianapolis Marriott North….

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Clock ticking for READI 2.0 Arts and Culture Grants: April 15 deadline looms

INDIANA — Artists, community leaders, and local organizations across the Indiana Uplands have less than two weeks to finalize their applications for the READI 2.0…

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Construction progresses on $15M Oak Street Village: A “transformative” win for Martin County

LOOGOOTEE — The skyline of Loogootee is shifting as walls go up at Oak Street Village, a $14.6 million multi-use development designed to tackle two…

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The Lawrence County Community Foundation grant application deadline is nearing

LAWRENCE COUNTY – The Lawrence County Community Foundation is accepting online applications for the 2026 Open Grant Cycle, including Boost, Impact, and Pennington Grant applications. …

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Search for missing 11-year-old at Mill Race Park shifts to recovery effort

COLUMBUS — Rescue teams have returned to the East Fork of the White River this morning to resume the search for an 11-year-old girl who…

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Anonymous donors gift $10,000 to every IU law graduate

BLOOMINGTON — In a move the university has called “unprecedented,” every single member of the Indiana University Maurer School of Law Class of 2026 is…

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Indiana DNR tracking non-native “stowaway” geckos across the state

INDIANA — State wildlife officials are asking Hoosiers to keep an eye out for a small, bug-eyed visitor that is increasingly making itself at home…

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Seconds Count: How understanding weather alerts can save Hoosier lives

LAWRENCE COUNTY – As storm season intensifies across the Midwest, emergency management officials are reminding Indiana residents that understanding the “language” of severe weather is…

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Former Indiana Attorney General adds legal firepower to Free Enterprise Project

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Former Indiana Attorney General Curtis T. Hill, Jr., has been named Senior Advisor for the National Center for Public Policy Research’s Free Enterprise Project (FEP), adding…

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