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Arts & CultureDive into local lore: Clay Township Museum & Library is the kind of quiet, hyper-local gem where old photos, artifacts, and neighborly stories make the past feel close to home.
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Dive into local lore: Clay Township Museum & Library is the kind of quiet, hyper-local gem where old photos, artifacts, and neighborly stories make the past feel close to home.
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Taylor University, a small Christian college in Indiana, is celebrating its 180th anniversary.
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American Woodmark Corp. is planning to reduce its presence in northeast Indiana, with the elimination of assembly operations at its facility in Gas City, resulting in the layoff of 207 employees.
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Mitchell's Downtown has opened its first location in Fort Wayne, opening at 1216 N.
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ArtsWalk, a special edition of First Thursday in downtown Muncie, will take place on October 1, in downtown Indiana, from 5-8 p.m.
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The 2026 midterms are set to take place on November 3, 2026.
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