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Sunday will see the opening of Anderson’s first curling-only facility
Indianapolis, Indiana – The sport of curling, which some people refer to as “chess on ice,” has found a new home in Madison County. The Circle City Curling Club, a non-profit organization that was established…
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Cannabis advocates to gather at Indiana Statehouse
Indianapolis, Indiana – A press conference and rally for responsible cannabis reform are currently taking place. Several speakers are expected to participate. On Monday, the press conference will take place at the Indiana Statehouse and…
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Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department east district launches school zone traffic enforcement
Indianapolis, Indiana – Beginning on Monday, the police will begin conducting targeted school zone traffic enforcement in the areas located on the east side. Their objective is to get motorists’ attention and warn them to…
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Paul Estridge Jr., a prominent businessman in Central Indiana, passed away at the age of 65
Indianapolis, Indiana – At the age of 65, one of the most productive homebuilders in central Indiana passed away. Paul Estridge Jr. passed away at Methodist Hospital on Sunday, according to representatives for his family.…
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Tax professionals discuss the advantages of submitting tax returns as early as possible
Indianapolis, Indiana – It’s approaching tax season, which is a time of year. According to experts, there are a few changes this year that may affect how you file. “The most important thing is you…
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How to reduce this winter’s rising energy costs
Indianapolis, Indiana – This year, turning up the heat is more expensive due to the increase in inflation, and many individuals are dealing with larger bills. According to AES, fuel adjustment fees caused a late-year…
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Higher loan rates are slowing the housing market in central Indiana
Indianapolis, Indiana – Just like winter, the Indianapolis region’s housing market has begun to cool. Dan Brown, a local realtor, appeared on “Daybreak” on Sunday to discuss recent developments in the housing market. First vice…
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Black librarians choose not to hold conferences in Indianapolis
Indianapolis, Indiana – As a result of the local library’s refusal to hire a woman who was acting as temporary chief permanently, a national organization of Black librarians postponed its July conference in Indianapolis. According…
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Panelists talk about the Speaker vote
Indianapolis, Indiana – What kind of responses have political insiders in Indiana given to the impasse that has been plaguing the House of Representatives for several days? And what does this imply for the future…
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Man stabbed for touching person’s hair without permission
Bloomington, Indiana – According to the police, a man was stabbed for inappropriately stroking someone’s hair. According to the Bloomington Police Department, the incident began at ten o’clock on New Year’s Eve when the 32-year-old…
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