Indiana’s Archaeology Month highlights unique, ancient civilizations
Arts and Culture
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Indiana’s Archaeology Month highlights unique, ancient civilizations
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East Central region prioritizes spending READI grant money on housing
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Village Green Records owner says goodbye to Muncie community
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Would you rappel down a building for charity? A Muncie organization hopes so
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Camp Atterbury mural exhibit unveiled at airport before it begins traveling
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An IPR tribute to late Muncie writer John Carlson
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Judge rules Seymour Library’s ban of patron for anti-Trump poem was unconstitutional
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Historic Black school in Kokomo to go solar with help of the Indiana NAACP
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Indiana Senate rejects material harmful to minors proposal in final moments of the 2022 session
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Muncie and Marion orchestras to combine
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Artists tasked with describing Indiana by sound in two minutes
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Indiana Senate approves bill limiting library legal defense over material harmful to minors
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Indiana-based Girl Named Tom wins NBC’s The Voice
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‘Window to the World’ development aims to draw people from the Midwest to Indianapolis
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Indiana receives $5.6 million from federal tourism grant program
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Ball State employee publishes novel while balancing work and fantasy
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Ball State increases budget for outdoor amphitheater project
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Gen Con Hosts In-Person Convention, Game Publishers Hopeful For Sales
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Third ‘Exhibit Columbus’ Explores Future Of The Middle City
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After Nearly 100 Years Of Operations, Purdue Will No Longer Manage Radio Station WBAA