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MORE THAN A PARADE, THE PERSIMMON FESTIVAL BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER · INDIANA IS STILL TESTING STUDENTS. THAT MAY BE ONE OF THE BEST WAYS TO MAKE SURE THEY ARE READY · ROOKIE’S GOES DARK ON GREAT ESCAPE DRIVE · INDIANA LAWMAKERS HOLDING HEARING INTO WEEKS-LONG POWER OUTAGE AFTER AUGUST DERECHO · FIVE IMPD OFFICERS CHARGED AS STATE BEGINS ENFORCING SURVEILLANCE POLICIES. · INDIANA RANKS 38TH IN TEACHER PAY; WHERE DO AREA DISTRICTS STAND? · MONROE COUNTY’S HOMELESS COUNT JUMPED 22 PERCENT WHILE THE STATE'S OVERALL COUNTY SHRANK. · 175 INDIANA CHILDREN RECEIVE BEDS THROUGH ASHLEY’S HOPE TO DREAM DONATION · FIFTEEN HOURS FOR A YEAR OF TACOS · GOV. BRAUN POWERS GROWTH IN INDIANA'S SKILLED TRADES PIPELINE · HAVE AN E-INK READER? · A FEW PHOTOS FROM A ZIONSVILLE CAR SHOW · “HIGH CRIME, LMAO”: LAW ENFORCEMENT HAS TO ANSWER FOR FLOCK USE. · THE MIDTERM STORY MS NOW IS MISSING: DEMOCRATS KEEPING THEIR DISTANCE FROM HARRIS · WARM SATURDAY, A LITTLE CLOUD SUNDAY — AND FALL FINALLY OPENS IN MARTIN COUNTY · INDIANA ‘MAKING THE CASE’ TO HOST US SPACE ACADEMY · FIDDLES, HILLSIDE SHOWS, AND A DOME FULL OF STANDARDS: ORANGE COUNTY’S MUSIC SCENE · DATA DRIVEN: KEEPING INDIANA AHEAD AS TECH MARKET EVOLVES · THEY WANT THE CANNON BACK ON THE COURTHOUSE LAWN · ESTIMATES OF STATE'S RESERVES STILL VOLATILE · LOCK UP YOUR DAUGHTERS: ABE MARTIN IS LOOSE IN THE HILLS AGAIN, AND YOU CAN'T STOP HIM. · 'A NEW RECORD': SOUTHERN INDIANA FOOD PANTRIES SEEING SURGE IN DEMAND · PERSONNEL MATTER: MONROE COUNTY’S HEALTH CHIEF IS OUT, AND SHE IS ALREADY LAWYERED UP · SEPTEMBER 28 RECAP: NORTHWEST INDIANA NEWS YOU MAY HAVE MISSED TODAY ·

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