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My Time At the Farmers Market

My Time At the Farmers Market

Anessa Gilbert April 11, 2023

By: Anessa Gilbert All photos were taken by Anessa Gilbert and are placed above each shop description. I've lived in quite a few places in Indiana. I have also visited many cities. But for my admission...

Ink and Expression: Deep Search Tattoo

Ink and Expression: Deep Search Tattoo

Chelsey Elswick February 15, 2023

Ever wonder where a good tattoo shop is? Not just to get a tattoo, but as a place to work? One of them is Deep Search Tattoo in Clarksville. It opened in 2018. Joey Cox has worked there for six months.  “The...

A curious patron, asks the bartender what he has on tap. Pints&union serves a plethora of classic cocktails and comfort beers. Photo by Bryce Shreve.

Authentic European-style pub comes closer to home

Jayla Rose, staff reporter April 1, 2019

Eighteen years ago in the heart of Chicago, Joe Phillips visited a peculiar restaurant in a Victorian-style building. With the sounds of Billie Holiday filling the room from the ceiling to the rustic,...


8th Street Pizza exists to build relationships with the community and the pizza is just secondary to that. This wall of prayers is part of the restaurant that shows the priority of helping people. Photo by Callie Manias.

Local Restaurant Pays it Forward

Callie Manias, staff reporter March 18, 2019

“The food is secondary to what we do. It’s about the relationships,” said Jeff Minton, founder of 8th Street Pizza. The boutique pizza shop has a different clientele and philosophy than most restaurants,...

“Social justice is really important to me. Its at the center of everything I do, so any way I can promote diversity is really important to me,” said Ortiz. Photo by Natalie Allen.

Criminal Justice professor dives deep into diversity

Natalie Allen, Staff Reporter March 4, 2019

In a society growing with diversity, Jennifer Ortiz, assistant professor of criminology and criminal justice, joins the community in fighting for equality and virtue. Ortiz earned her bachelor's and...

Virtual becomes reality for Southern Indiana

Joshua Roy, staff reporter January 3, 2019

Virtual becomes reality for Southern Indiana as Dimension 4 VR Arcade offers a premier virtual reality experience to the local area. With eleven virtual reality stations, rooms are rented out by the hour...

St. James Court Art Show kicks off in Louisville

St. James Court Art Show kicks off in Louisville

Natalie Allen, Staff Reporter October 6, 2018

  Start gathering your money to purchase a variety of unique artworks at this year’s St. James Art Show. This year marks the 62nd year of the St. James Court Art Show on Belgravia Court in...

Polly Niemeier stands in front of a mural painted on the Harvest Homecoming office building.

Harvest Homecoming volunteers continue community tradition

John Clere, staff reporter October 2, 2018

Every October, roughly half a million people, both locals and visitors, gather at the Harvest Homecoming Festival in New Albany, Indiana. The event has been a key part of local tradition for 51 years and...

Blast from the past looks ahead

Blast from the past looks ahead

John Clere, Staff reporter September 17, 2018

Even on a lightly-attended night, the Georgetown Drive-In opens its gates to a line of cars stretching from the ticket booth to the road. The line twists around the theater’s marquee, upon which rests...

Indiana eligible voter turnout in 2014. 
Sources:
www.indy.gov
www.idsnews.com
www.allencounty.us
www.vanderburg.gov.org
Graphic by Daniel Vance. Modified by Kristin Kennedy.

Examining voter turnout patterns

Kristin Kennedy, Social Media Coordinator November 2, 2015

During this year’s election, many citizens will stand in line to vote candidates into office. According to statistics, though, the lines may be short. Over the last couple of years, the statistics...

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