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Health calendar: Week of June 18
To register, call 765-449-5133. SATURDAY A newborn care class is 9 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday at the Kathryn Weil Center for Education, 1415 Salem St. The class teaches about the first weeks of life.
Strawberry Festival never short on activities
For Crawfordsville's Larry Gilbert, the problem with the annual Strawberry Festival isn't finding something to do.
Visit Indiana's natural time machine
Have you ever wanted the ability to transport yourself back in time, to observe the world as it looked 5,000 to 10,000 years ago? What if you could see parts of Indiana as they appeared back then? My buddy Travis and his brother Dave invited me on a trip to Pine Hills Nature Preserve, part of Shades State Park near Crawfordsville.
Germans Are the Biggest, And Quietest, Ethnic Group in the U.S.
The U.S., first populated by Native Americans, rediscovered by Europeans and colonized under the flags of the Spanish, English and French, is now filled with Germans.
Indiana native proud to share theater's Tony Award
Fisher, who graduated from Crawfordsville High School in 1999, is a manager for the theater that earned the Best Regional Theater Tony Award presented by The Broadway League and the American Theater Wing.
Owners reassure Mexican restaurant customers after name change causes confusion
Oswaldo and Juan Bravo want longtime Lindo Mexico customers to know that despite a change of names, the focus and heart of the restaurants in Lafayette and Greenwood remain the same.
Crawfordsville baseball falls to Jasper in Class 3A semistate
Junior right fielder Spencer Otto, who bats eighth for top-ranked Jasper, hit a three-run homer, and the Wildcats defeated No.
Ex-worker seeks home for Miles memorabilia
President Barack Obama says there's no reason Congress can't pass an immigration overhaul by the end of summer.
Fish fry draws community support for American Red Cross
It is difficult to figure out who is more excited about the annual Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Office fish fry and car show -- the diners or the volunteers who make it happen.
Star to celebrate its 110th birthday on Thursday
Read the first issue of The Indianapolis Star, published June 6, 1903 , and here's the take-away: a) Things change; and b) Things stay the same.
Editorial: Tight times for Ivy Tech
Open for discussion: Hefty fee increases or the possibility of closing about a quarter of its 72 sites across the state.
Donations sought for 5th Honor Flight
June 24 will be the fifth Honor Flight for World War II and Korean War veterans.
Nation's 1st rotating jail inspires memories
The nation's first rotating jail is offering a glimpse back in time now that it's a museum that serves as one of Indiana's architectural oddities.
Twin Brothers Die In Accident In Crawfordsville
A trip to school turned into tragedy for twin brothers near Crawfordsville on Thursday morning.
High school student dies in crash
It happened around 8:30 a.m. Thursday on Old State Road 55 just south of County Road 500 West.