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Tap or bottle it?

SAMANTHA POUNDS -
Clean water is one of the most important needs for the human body. It keeps the anatomy hydrated and dispenses toxic waste stored in...
Arts & Culture

Worker’s body recovered from Ind. grain bin

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Firefighters have recovered the body of a worker who became trapped inside a central Indiana grain elevator. Town Council President Gary Shuck tells WTHR-TV...
Business

In your face advertisement

ADRIAN KENDRICK -
Not only can people open up a Sunday’s newspaper and see a full-page ad, but with the click of a mouse one can hear...
Local News

Butler University Freshman Enrollment Higher Than Anticipated

Butler University -
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler University will welcome 958 freshmen when school begins Wednesday, Aug. 26, a class slightly larger than the enrollment target of 915....
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Butler University Freshman Enrollment Higher Than Anticipated

Butler University -
INDIANAPOLIS – Butler University will welcome 958 freshmen when school begins Wednesday, Aug. 26, a class slightly larger than the enrollment target of 915....
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Gun found near Ind. site where toddler was shot

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Investigators found a handgun Wednesday near the rural western Indiana site where a 16-month-old boy was fatally shot as his father pushed him in...
Religion

Jakes advises patience with economy

TOM BREENAssociated Press -
As the economy continues to grind away at jobs, homes and lifetimes’ of savings, Bishop Thomas D. Jakes looks back from his position as...
Sports

Fever Looking To Finish Strong

DANNY BRIDGES -
You see it all the time in professional sports. A team gets out in front of the pack in the standings and somehow they...
Business

Franklin University hires local dean

Franklin University -
Franklin University of Ohio hired Dr. Michael Szakaly to serve as dean of its new Indianapolis campus, the not-for-profit educator announced recently. Szakaly previously...
Religion

Minister bridged racial divides

MATT SCHUDELWashington Post -
Rev. H. Wesley Wiley, 94, a nationally prominent Baptist minister who was among the first African-American pastors to lead a predominantly white church in...
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