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Zombies, Jiangshi, Draugrs, Revenants
An infectious disease outbreak is not too dissimilar to a zombie apocalypse. The same questions...
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Stirring the Pot: The Little Yoga Studio That Could
Limestone Post columnist Ruthie Cohen says Crystal Orly’s Ekah Yoga studio, pre-pandemic, was a community...
988 Mental Health Lifeline to Include System of Care
The increase in mental health issues has led to the creation of the 988 Suicide...
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‘We Were Already in This Together’: Pandemic Times in Intentional Community
People living in intentional communities engage daily in cooperative living. How were they affected by...
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Expanding Monroe Convention Center Still Faces Uphill Battle
With tourism picking up again, many local leaders want to pursue the pre-pandemic plans to...
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The Pandemic Changed How Local Recording Studios Make Music
Bloomington’s recording studios have faced many pandemic challenges over the past two years. Jim Manion,...
What Happens When an Opioid Epidemic Collides with the COVID Pandemic?
For more than two decades, the opioid epidemic has raged on in small rural towns...
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Soup Bowl Benefit Oral History + What To Expect This Year
Duane Busick’s oral history of the Soup Bowl Benefit, in words and video, gives a...
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Overcoming Barriers to Mental Health Services in a Pandemic
Economic distress, loss, and isolation due to the pandemic have increased the need for mental...
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New People’s Open Pantry Offers Access to Healthy Food
Building equity and supporting community access to healthy food are at the heart of the...
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Theater Residency at The Hundredth Hill Creates Art During Pandemic
Krista Detor and Dave Weber’s artist retreat, The Hundredth Hill, has served since August as...
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Some Renter Help Available As End of Eviction Moratorium Looms
Indiana Governor Eric Holcomb’s moratorium on residential evictions is set to expire on August 14....