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Drawing the world, one photo at a time

APRILE RICKERT | CNHI News Indiana
Updated 21 hrs ago

After a hiatus due to the pandemic, a group of local artists has resumed its monthly creative meet-ups and invites people of all skill levels to join in an international art movement connecting communities from across the world.

Long overdue: Woman returns copy of "Little Men" to Kokomo library 52 years late

Updated Jun 11, 2021

Melanie (Lamb) Faithful checked out a copy of “Little Men” from the Kokomo-Howard County Public Library when she was 11 years old. The book, written by Louisa May Alcott, had a due date of July 31, 1969.

PAINTING THE TOWN: Hundreds to participate in Jeffersonville sidewalk mural

Updated Jun 9, 2021

JEFFERSONVILLE — An upcoming public art event in Jeffersonville is aimed at tying together some of the city’s amenities and connecting the community with the nature of the area.

Clarksville Cove opening delayed due to mechanical issues

May 26, 2021

CLARKSVILLE — With Memorial Day weekend just days away, the Clarksville Parks and Recreation Department announced it has made the difficult decision to delay the opening of Clarksville Cove Family Aquatic Center.

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Indiana Food Bank of Northern Indiana food distribution at Trinity Square Shopping Plaza

Apr 27, 2020

The Food Bank of Northern Indiana distributed over 400 cases of food Monday morning to those in need at the parking lot of Trinity Square Shopping Plaza, located off Chicago Avenue and Pike St…

50th Earth Day Anniversary

Apr 23, 2020

Wednesday was the 50th anniversary of Earth Day. Earth Day was started by Sen. Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin in April 22, 1970.

Goshen Veteran's Day Ceremony

Nov 11, 2019

Scientists want public's help tracking animal eclipse behavior

Updated Sep 21, 2017

Because of the infrequency in time and location of total solar eclipses, scientists historically have had difficulty studying broad, controlled data collections on eclipse-related animal behavior. But with the advent of smartphone technology, researchers are looping in citizen scientists to help record the effects of solar eclipses.