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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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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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Eclipse 2017! Where It Lands Near Bloomington
On August 21, the moon will totally eclipse the sun, sending umbral shade across America...
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Two Lotus Fest Trios Offer Twists on Traditional Music
Xöömei and nyckelharpa … must be the sounds of Lotus! A meeting ground of world...
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Record-Breaking Attempt at Kayaking the Mississippi, Source to Sea
Michael Waterford is attempting to solo kayak the Mississippi River from source to sea faster...
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Local Filmmaker’s Short Film Screened at Cannes
After his short film "Lost Dog" won awards at Campus MovieFest, filmmaker (and LP contributor)...
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A Hike on the Tecumseh Trail Now Ends in Destruction
Matt Flaherty has traveled the Tecumseh Trail by hiking and camping on it with friends...
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Big Mike’s B-town: Michael Waterford, Adventurer
This month, adventurer and Bloomington native Michael Waterford will attempt to solo kayak the full...
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‘Places, Things, People’ 4×5 Photo Gallery: Part 2, Things
The location of something can give greater meaning to the thing itself, says photographer Adam...
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Rahim AlHaj: Lotus Blossoms Visiting Artist [video]
Grammy-nominated oud player Rahim AlHaj, an Iraqi political refugee since 1991, was invited by the...
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From Source to Sea on the Mississippi — in a Canoe
In 2013, adventurer Michael Waterford tried canoeing the entire length of the Mississippi River. “It...
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Tracks Through Time: The Trains of 1970s Bloomington
In the 1970s, a budding photographer in Bloomington captured images of trains as they passed...