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Joel Pett: Humanist with a 'Mean Streak a Mile Wide'
Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist and Bloomington expat Joel Pett returned to his hometown recently for a...
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Stirring the Pot: Doula Do-Gooder, Leah Rose Hagen
If life hands you zucchinis, make zoocanoes! Leah Rose Hagen has followed her calling to...
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Ross Lockridge Jr., a Great American Tragedy
In 1948, Ross Lockridge Jr. died by suicide in Bloomington just months after his best-selling...
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World Music Trailblazers Bring Innovative Sounds to Lotus
Music speaks. And it can tell stories. Musical acts Meklit (Ethiopia) and Sabha Motallebi (Iran)...
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IU Researcher: Some Species Adapt Faster to Climate Change
IU Research Scientist Adam Fudickar studies animal behavior in response to climate change. “Many parts...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Kate Hess Pace, Building Power for Change
For Kate Hess Pace, founder of the progressive grassroots group Hoosier Action, voting matters, but...
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Behind the Curtain: Va-Va-Va-Vaudeville
It’s a juggernaut! It’s a celebration of Bloomington’s amazing talent! It’s an extravagant array of...
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Nest Generation Initiative: Cardinal Stage Company Offers Generous Ticket Subscription Program to Spread the Love of Live Theater
Many people understand the enormous impact live theater can have on a person’s life. Cardinal...
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'Stone Country,' the Land That Carved a People
In her first article for Limestone Post, Yaël Ksander, a producer at WFIU, takes an...
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New Art Scene Is Redefining What ‘Gallery’ Means
What do you think of when you hear “Bloomington art gallery”? Many traditional galleries might...
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Saving Hoosier Agricultural Heritage, One Barn at a Time
Every time you tear down a barn you obliterate a memory, says barn preservationist Duncan...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Peggy
Some folks just won’t stay down. Peggy is one of them. Through an abusive past...