Sweetwater Becoming A Hub For Music Talent In Fort Wayne
Growing up in Oklahoma, Tim Burgess developed a strong interest in music.
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Holiday Light Show Returns To Indiana State Fairgrounds
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana State Fairgrounds announced an extended route and additional light displays for this season’s holiday light show.
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Alex Trebek, Long-Running Host of ‘Jeopardy!’, Passes Away At 80
NEW YORK — Alex Trebek, the genial “Jeopardy!” host with all the answers and a reassuring presence in the TV game-show landscape for five decades, has died. He was 80 years old.
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Italian Dairy Comes To Northeast Rural Indiana
By Loren Shaum Columnist WARREN – Fourth-generation Italian cheesemakers, Antonio and Giorgia Somma, a father-daughter team, have built a state-of-the-art, authentic Italian dairy near Warren. Opening on Aug. 24, 2019, and in partnership with local organic farmers, the Golfo di Napoli (translates to “Gulf of Naples”) Dairy produces … Read More
Two Famous T. rex Will Soon Romp Around Under The Same Roof At The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — A world famous T. rex named SUE and a rambunctious teenage T. rex named Bucky will be part of a
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Art In Action: Johnson, Oke Exhibit Opens In Warsaw
Another non-crowded, free entertainment event will be available at the Lakeland Art Association gallery from Oct. 7 through Oct. 30.
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Here’s When And Where The Leaves Are Changing Around Us
ST. LOUIS — For Americans who had to cancel their summer flights and travel plans, a fall road trip might be in the works.
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Elkhart’s Lerner Theatre Reopens With Limited Capacity
ELKHART — Good news for theater lovers! The Lerner Theatre in Elkhart will re-open next month with a live, in-person performance.
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Trick-Or-Treating Can Be Done Safely With Some Changes
INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Eric Holcomb and state health officials said during a virtual news conference Wednesday that coronavirus numbers around the state are improving, showcased by several points, including State Health Commissioner Dr. Kristina Box saying she believes trick-or-treating can still happen in a pandemic.
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Fort Wayne Artist To Begin Warsaw Mural Tuesday
Warsaw will soon have a new mural as part of the Northeast Regional Partnership “Make It Your Own” Mural Fest.
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Notre Dame Athletes Record Virtual Reading Sessions
SOUTH BEND — Notre Dame students are not letting the pandemic stop them from being involved in the community.
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Wagon Wheel Hit Hard By Pandemic, Looks To Future Performances
Maggie Kenworthy InkFreeNews WARSAW — The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic has made the summer season a difficult one for businesses in Kosciusko County. But the effects of the pandemic appear to have hit entertainment entities particularly hard, including Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts. According to Jay Michaels, executive … Read More
Wagon Wheel Holding Workshop For Grades 7-12
Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts has announced an upcoming fall performance workshop for students in grades 7-12.
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Wagon Wheel Center for the Arts is hosting upcoming fall performance workshops.
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AMC Theaters Plans To Reopen 100 Theaters By Aug. 20
LOS ANGELES — AMC Theaters has detailed its plans to reopen movie theaters throughout the US, in addition to a new deadline for its MoviePass-style A-List subscription, in an email sent to customers on Wednesday.
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Perseid Meteor Shower To Peak After Midnight
HUNTSVILLE, ALA. — If you’re tired of binge-watching TV during the pandemic, Mother Nature has an alternative. All you have to do is go outside between about 2 a.m. Wednesday and dawn local time, lie on your back and look up at the sky. The meteors and fireballs of the Perseid meteor shower should be streaking.
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