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Lewis and Clark

‘This Vast Enterprise’ Tells Rich, Human Story of Lewis and Clark Expedition

Steve Hinnefeld speaks with local author about new Lewis and Clark book....

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Indiana Hospitals Cut Services, Form Alliances to Continue Patient Care

Rural hospitals are at risk of closure due to health care cuts....

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Bloomington Moms are Changing the Conversation on Maternal Mental Health

Mothers gain support from perinatal groups in Monroe County....

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School Matters

School Matters: School Board Candidates Reject Political Labels

Monroe County school board candidates remain nonpartisan on ballot....

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Revisiting the Deam

Revisiting the Deam: Driving for Pleasure and Other Recreational Legends in the Wildlands

Steven Higgs embarks on a backcountry drive with friends....

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How Federal, State Laws Are Reshaping Health Insurance Coverage in Indiana

An estimated 325,000 to 450,000 Indiana residents will lose Medicaid coverage by 2034....

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Revolutionary War

Local ‘America 250’ Celebrates Revolutionary War Veterans Who Settled in Monroe County

Did you know? Some Revolutionary War veterans are buried in Monroe County....