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Interdisciplinary artist to present workshops at Wabash
Wabash College Artist-in-Residence Allison Maria Rodriguez will give a public lecture Thursday and lead a series of free workshops beginning Saturday as part of her residency at the college. Rodriguez’s lecture will take place at noon Thursday in the Korb Classroom at the Fine Arts Center. She will discuss her...
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The Legend Morning Show with Barry Kent and Frank Rush
The Legend Morning Show Hosted by Country Radio Hall of Fame member Barry Kent and Frank Rush wakes you up and gets your day started with music, fun & information. Barry and Frank have been waking up the Wabash Valley for decades. The highlight of Barry’s career was being inducted into the Country Radio Hall of Fame in Nashville in 2011.
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This Hidden-Gem 1950s Indiana Drive-In Is Tucked Amid Beautiful, Tree-Lined Hoosier Hills
Headlights dim, the screen begins to glow, and the wooded hills around Martinsville become part of movie night at CenterBrook Drive-In Theater. This old-school Indiana drive-in brings together big-screen entertainment, open skies, and a tree-lined setting that feels far removed from the typical multiplex parking lot. Families can settle into...
Indiana Daily Student
COLUMN: 4 underrated horror films that deserve a spot on your watchlist
As the weather in Bloomington finally starts to chill and the leaves begin to crisp, I can feel myself reaching for a bowl of popcorn and a horror movie that will leave me slightly scared of the dark. October never fails to leave me craving all things spooky, but if you’re like me and have started to mindlessly scroll for something new, then try one of these underrated horror films for your next movie night.
Indiana Daily Student
PRESS RELEASE: Monroe County Public Library Receives Community Foundation Grant for New Outreach Vehicle
The following is a press release written by Tori Lawhorn for the Monroe County Public Library. The Monroe County Public Library has received a Rapid Response Grant from the Community Foundation of Bloomington and Monroe County to support the purchase of a hybrid vehicle for community outreach. The grant is...
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Delphi artist Nick Mendel created unique IU football art to support MS Society
Delphi-based artist Nick Mendel created a multimedia Indiana University football artwork featuring signatures from Coach Curt Cignetti and quarterback Fernando Mendoza to support the Multiple Sclerosis Society via an upcoming auction.
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Girls' golf regional results are in. See who advanced to state from Central Indiana
The high school girls golf state field is set for Friday and Saturday’s meet at Battle Ground Golf Club in Lafayette. Here are the regional results involving local teams from the weekend (top three teams advance to state and top three low individuals excluding those individuals who advance with a team): At Harrison Hills (Lafayette Jeff) Teams Zionsville 287; Westfield 315; Carmel 328; Brownsburg 331; Harrison (West Lafayette) 373; Plainfield 377; Western Boone 388; McCutcheon 404; North Montgomery 414; Guerin Catholic 418; West Lafayette 420; Western 421; Kokomo 422; Southmont 468; Eastern 475 Overall individual leaders Olivia Patton, Zionsville, 69 Taylor Snively, Zionsville 72 Farrah Camp, Westfield, 72 Avery Lewis, Zionsville, 73 Maya Fujisawa-Keuling, Carmel, 73 Individuals without a team advancing Josie Campbell, Brownsburg, 76 Kimberly Fout, Decatur Central, 77 Annabelle Hacker, Plainfield, 80 Teams advancing Zionsville Olivia Patton 69 Taylor Snively 72 Avery Lewis 73 Kaitlyn Adler 73 Paige Henney 77 Westfield Farrah Camp 72 Laila Abriani 76 Sophie Raines 79 Harper Bryant 88 Olivia Manning 89 Carmel Maya Fujisawa-Keuling 73 Maddie Headlee 83 Karis Reid 85 Allie Thompson 87 Reese Roudebush 91 At Edgewood Golf Course (Lapel) Teams Hamilton Southeastern 304; Lapel 315; Noblesville 321; Mt. Vernon 341;
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Roots, Boots & Blues Fest Returns to Upland Brewing With Eight Hours of Music
Bloomington's Roots, Boots & Blues Fest is back for its second year on Saturday, Oct. 3, bringing eight hours of blues, roots music, old-school country and bluegrass to Upland Brewing Co.'s outdoor stage from 3 to 11 p.m. The all-ages festival closes out with headliner Cody Ikerd and the Sidewinders, backed by a lineup that spans veteran local blues acts and a busy vendor market.
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Bloomington Music Expo returns Saturday with 60 tables of music
BLOOMINGTON – Vinyl collectors and music fans can dig through thousands of records, CDs, cassettes, and more when the Bloomington Music Expo returns Saturday, Oct. 3, to Switchyard Park Pavilion. Presented by For The Record Vinyl, LLC, the fall edition features 28 vendors from five states filling 60 tables...
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Cabaret Latino in Plainfield promises to be ‘joyful spectacle’
“Cabaret Latino: Songs of the Americas” is coming to Hendricks Live! Oct. 3. The show is a 90-minute revue of music with roots from across North and South America. Dustin Klein, the event’s co-producer and pianist, said the production is more than a simple cabaret. “It’s really not...
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Fifth Annual Terre Haute Balloon Festival Takes Flight
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV)— The fifth annual Terre Haute Balloon Festival took place today at Terre Haute Regional Airport. The event featured hot air balloons, an evening balloon glow, live entertainment, food trucks, and a free kids zone. Tethered balloon rides were also available for $20 cash per person. Proceeds from the festival benefited Chances and […]
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Area seniors finish up high school golf careers at Franklin Regional
There was nobody to yell, 'fore!' Bloomington North head girls golf coach Harrison Carmichael was standing on the 18th green at The Legends during Saturday's Franklin Regional, when it hit him hard. As each Cougar took their turn on the last hole, Alli Rensi, Annika Lowinger, Sadie Woodring, Mira Bruce and Kate Johnson, their high school careers were coming to an end. And all Carmichael could think about was the incredible amount of work they had put in over four years, to go from a team finishing eighth at sectional with a 434, to one capable of finishing eighth at regional. More: No. 2 Bloomington South boys soccer on a roll again, takes down North "From Kate to Alli, they really did work hard as a group," Carmichael said. "It was odd having all seniors. Normally, you're on the 18th saying, 'One or two are graduating and the rest are back.' But none of them will be back. "So it was a somber 18th green. But we knew we did the best we could. And we knew we came a long way from where we were." North shot a 392, 18 shots better than last year. Bruce, who birdied No.