Delaware County Says No To Bands At New Year’s Eve Celebrations
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Delaware County Says No To Bands At New Year’s Eve Celebrations
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It’s Not Just Teachers: Field Trip Destinations Are Developing Virtual Learning Too
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Hoosier Artists To Participate In National Artists Sunday Event
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Muncie’s J. Michael Henderson Recalls Writing “October,” A Song About A Quintessential Indiana Autumn
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Indiana Adds Artwork To Statehouse Celebrating Women’s Suffrage Centennial
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Downtown Indianapolis ‘Black Lives Matter’ Mural Defaced
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Camp Chesterfield Receives Federal Preservation Grant To Restore Historic Spiritualist Cottage
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New Fund Aims To Help Youth-Serving Nonprofits
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Anderson Cancelling Summer City Events Because Of Coronavirus
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Indiana Youth Shakespeare Company Washes Their Hands to the Bard
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‘Day-By-Day, This Is Evolving’ Indianapolis Tourism Officials Address Coronavirus
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Indiana Beach Fans Rally In Hopes To Save Amusement Park
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Scouts Say National Bankruptcy Filing Won’t Affect Indiana Boy Scouts
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State Museum Launches Exhibit Exploring Opioid Crisis
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Earlham College Student Featured On Girl Scout Cookie Box
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NPCA: U.S. Steel Not Doing Enough To Protect Indiana Dunes National Park
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Art Museum Keeps Up a Class Act
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Made in Muncie Tries to be Local Gem for the Holidays
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Cornerstone Offers Unique Way To Stay In Shape
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Yoga and Beer Are Part of a Trend Toward Inclusive Classes
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“We’re looking at doing affordable housing, mid-level housing, and expensive housing. And that’s how our city’s going to grow, in my opinion.”Muncie Mayor: City Will Grow If We Build Housing
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Muncie’s mayor wants to grow the city’s population – one that’s been in decline for years in a rural area that’s also shrinking. As IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, to do that, he says housing is key. “We’re looking at doing affordable housing, mid-level housing, and expensive hous...
According to the Indiana School Boards Association, more than 30 of Indiana's public school boards have passed resolutions against the legislation expanding school choice.Dozens Of Indiana School Boards, Teachers Denounce Republican School Choice Bills
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Public school leaders and educators across Indiana are sending a message to lawmakers in protest of school choice legislation at the Statehouse, with several school boards passing formal resolutions in opposition to the measures. House Bill 1005 would expand the state's school voucher program
Nearly 17,000 Hoosiers will be vaccinated at the IMS through Monday.Mass Vaccination Site Opens At Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Holcomb Vaccinated
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The Indianapolis Motor Speedway opened the state’s first mass vaccination site Friday. Gov. Eric Holcomb and other state officials received their COVID-19 vaccine. The IMS will host a drive-thru clinic Friday through Monday and administer the Johnson & Johnson single dose vaccine. Holcomb