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Bridgeton Art & Wine Fair set
The sixth annual Bridgeton Art & Wine Fair is scheduled 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
Brazil Concert Band begins sesquicentennial season
The 150-year-old Brazil Concert Band, under the direction of Matthew S. Huber, will begin its sesquicentennial season of “concerts under the stars” with a rehearsal set for 7 p.m. Tuesday in Northview High School in Brazil.
Arts Illiana announces BRAVO! Awards
Arts Illiana has announced the 2007-2008 BRAVO! THE ARTS! Award recipients.
Get Movin': A sedentary lifestyle can have a major impact on your health
It’s the physical activity version of that annoying commercial that keeps repeating the same words: Walk 10,000 steps a day. Walk 10,000 steps a day. Walk 10,000 steps a day.
Health Matters: Sufficient sleep leads to better health
All I wanted to do was find something about May being national sleep month or something like that. What I found, on www.strengthforcaring.com, was a long list of national awareness and observances days, weeks and even all month for May. Fifty-one of them, in fact, from Anxiety Disorders Screening Day (the first week of the month) to World Red Cross Red Crescent Day (always on the 8th, it says).
JACKIE LINDLEY: Make Old-Fashioned Rhubarb Cake this spring
When I was a little girl, great-grandmother Adams was a good cook. She made this rhubarb cake.
Restaurant inspections: May 5, 2008
The guy who locked the gate: Terre Haute man tells story of being last guard to leave Alcatraz
Jim Albright figured he was just turning off the valve to a broken water pipe. The sound of running water caught Albright’s attention near the end of his shift at Alcatraz.
Applications being accepted for pageant
Applications are now being accepted for the 2008 Vigo County Fair Queen Pageant. The pageant will be June 27 at Terre Haute South Vigo High School.
Herbal Society to host Plant and Herb Faire
Wabash Valley Herbal Society will have its spring Plant and Herb Faire from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. May 10 in Fairbanks Park.
Historical Society plans ‘A Hard Times Party’
On May 17, the Vigo County Historical Society stages the first of two fundraising parties remembering the 1930s: “A Hard Times Party,” which portrays the atmosphere that prevailed during the Great Depression after the stock market crash in 1929.
Director plans exciting performances for Crossroads Repertory Theater
Indiana State University professor Chris Berchild intends to make his own unique impression on the summer theater season at ISU.
Artist to display wild horse imagery at downtown gallery
Rhonda Yochum will be exhibiting her wild horse imagery at Gopalan Contemporary Art this month. Yochum has studied and recorded equine imagery for more than 30 years, experimenting in a wide array of media.
Indiana State rehabilitation clinic opens to entire Sycamore community
ary Lou Henry, 62, was fixing her curtains at home when she fell and broke her wrist in three places. When the cast was removed after four-and-a-half weeks, her muscles had atrophied, so her doctor recommended physical therapy.
Wabash Valley ‘Relay’ dates announced
Where can you celebrate cancer survivorship, remember loved ones lost and fight back against cancer? The answer lies in an American Cancer Society Relay For Life event near you.
Woods students train wild mustangs in preparation for adoption
The equine training and handling class at St. Mary-of-the-Woods College is gentling and training a special group of horses in preparation for adoption.
Election gives ISU student learning opportunity
The hotly contested race for the 2008 Democratic presidential nomination provided Indiana State University senior Rondrell Moore a real-world learning experience he will long remember.
Vigo County schools stage Battle of the Books this Friday at Fayette
The Vigo County School Corp.’s 6th annual Battle of the Books will be staged on Friday in Fayette Elementary.
Tried 'n' True: Rhubarb beginning to emerge, try this spread
Well, with spring upon us, the rhubarb is beginning to emerge. Last year, I was asked how to make just plain rhubarb spread. To put on toast or whatever you eat rhubarb on. For us, just about anything.

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