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INDOT

INDOT Awards Over $10 million in Grants for Road, Bridge Projects in Monroe, Surrounding Counties

Funds allocated to repair, maintain roadways....

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Healthy Living

Should Kids Run Marathons?

A look at the science and injury rates of kids running marathons....

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Paint Bloomington

Paint Bloomington Celebrates Five Years with a Day of Creating Art

Painters of all ages welcome at Bryan Park creative painting event....

Limestone Post Magazine

Limestone Post Magazine

In-depth, informative, and inclusive stories about southern Indiana

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Stirring the Pot

Stirring the Pot: Bumper Crop Bliss

Prevent your summer produce from going to waste with these fresh recipes....

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READI Grant

$7 Million Creative Economy Investment to Support Art Professions in Uplands

Indiana University leads investment to establish the Uplands Regional Creative Economy Commons....

Free Speech Report: IU Bloomington, Notre Dame Rank Low in FIRE Survey, but Purdue Excels

FIRE

Free Speech Report: IU Bloomington, Notre Dame Rank Low in FIRE Survey, but Purdue Excels

IU receives an F in college free speech rankings...

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data centers

Companies Seek to Hide Indiana Data Center Details with NDAs

Hoosiers are in the dark concerning data centers....