After Nearly 100 Years Of Operations, Purdue Will No Longer Manage Radio Station WBAA
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After Nearly 100 Years Of Operations, Purdue Will No Longer Manage Radio Station WBAA
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Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Coming To Four Indiana Counties
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Bloomington Native Bestselling Author Michael Koryta Making His Mark On Hollywood
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“Arlo Whittaker and the 12th Night Murder:” The Production Made for the COVID-19 Era
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COVID Won’t Stop Musicians From Pleasing Audiences
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Retired MSO Conductor and BSU Professor of Music, Leonard Atherton, Dies at 79
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Gen Con Postpones 2021 In-Person Convention To September
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Arts Midwest Opens Funding For Underrepresented Communities
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Tribute Pays Homage to African Roots of Jazz
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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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And IDOH reports the vast majority of sampled cases are the more infectious delta variant – accounting for more than 85 percent of new cases. The strain has caused surges in cases across the country and world.New Confirmed COVID-19 Cases Surpass 1,000 For The First Time In Months
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The Indiana Department of Health reported more than 1,000 new COVID-19 cases Tuesday. This is the first time the state has surpassed 1,000 new cases in a day since May 14. June’s daily cases reached a pandemic-low average – just 284 cases per day. But cases have begun to climb again. In three
“We all understand that families are anxious. We certainly want to do this in a way which is the most beneficial for our students and their families.”New CDC Mask Guidance Derails Vote On Muncie Schools COVID-19 Precautions Reopening Plan
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The board of Muncie Community Schools will hold a special meeting next week to discuss the district’s COVID-19 precautions reopening plan. As IPR’s Stephanie Wiechmann reports, that’s after new federal guidance on masks in schools derailed the district’s proposed rules. According to the prop
“They really need to maximize every minute of available time that they can have on the roadways since the time that they're allowed to drive on a daily basis is federally regulated," he said.INDOT, Purdue To Create Road That Charges Heavy Trucks, Cars As They Drive
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The Indiana Department of Transportation and Purdue University want to build a stretch of highway that would charge electric cars as they drive. INDOT said electrifying the state’s highways would reduce pollution and support Indiana companies that make parts for new electric heavy trucks. Wit