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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
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For every occasion: Family-run Bud's In Bloom turns life’s big moments into well-chosen petals, from wedding bouquets and reception florals to tasteful sympathy designs.
Crave-worthy pies and pints: Parlour Pizza + Pints keeps weeknights easy with standout pizzas, saucy wings, and plenty of craft beer and cocktails, plus grinders and calzones when you’re extra hungry.
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The five stories New Albany readers clicked most this month, from the daily editions.
A Jeffersonville mother and daughter, Mary H.
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Ada and Brad King's 1920s home in Silver Hills, Louisville, has undergone a year of renovations, which included restoring the home and creating an addition.
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Indiana Landmarks, a nonprofit organization that advocates for preserving key Hoosier sites, has named its 10 Most Endangered Sites for 2026.
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Governor Mike Braun of Indiana has designated September as Archaeology Month in Indiana, marking the 31st anniversary of this celebration.
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Indiana hospitals will no longer be allowed to divert ambulances to less busy facilities during peak busy times, ending a longstanding practice that could add minutes onto precious timelines.
Full story at indystar.com ↗
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