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Superior Storage by Graber Offers Versatile Self-Storage Solutions in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Superior Storage by Graber Offers Versatile Self-Storage Solutions in Fort Wayne, Indiana

Superior Storage by Graber Offers Versatile Self-Storage Solutions in Fort Wayne, Indiana
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Retiree Finds His New Calling As A Cat Cuddler At Indiana Animal Rescue

Retiree Finds His New Calling As A Cat Cuddler At Indiana Animal Rescue

In Peru, Indiana, the nonprofit Scratching Post Cat Rescue is a safe haven for over 250 needy cats, most of whom share a sad backstory.
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Indiana Prepares for 2026 Firearms Deer Hunting Season with Licensing and Education Requirements

Indiana Prepares for 2026 Firearms Deer Hunting Season with Licensing and Education Requirements

Indiana is gearing up for the 2026 firearms deer hunting season, which commences on Saturday morning, following the bow and arrow season that began on October 1. Hunters across the state's 92 counties will participate, with the firearms season being the most popular. To legally hunt, individuals must secure a license; a standard deer firearms license covers antlered deer, while a multi-season antlerless license or a deer license bundle is required for harvesting does. An Indiana resident's single-method firearms license costs $39, and a bundle is $91. Additionally, anyone born after December 31, 1986, must possess a hunter’s education course certificate. These courses, available online or in classrooms, cover safe equipment handling, movement in the woods, hunting ethics, and proper use of tree stands and fences. Hunters must also obtain permission from landowners to hunt on private property to avoid trespassing, a process that can be complicated if the land is leased for farming. Legal hunting hours in In...
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Four games that matter for Oregon's Big Ten title chances in Week 11

Four games that matter for Oregon's Big Ten title chances in Week 11

Oregon has slim hopes of making the Big Ten title game, with four games in particular affecting their chances in Week 11.
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Morgan County Courthouse in Indiana Recognized for Unique Pre-Civil War Italianate Architecture

Morgan County Courthouse in Indiana Recognized for Unique Pre-Civil War Italianate Architecture

The original Morgan County Courthouse, built in 1859 in Indiana, stands as one of only eight pre-Civil War courthouses remaining in the state. Designed by architect Isaac Hodgson, this structure is notable for its unique Italianate architecture. Hodgson replicated this design for the 1861 Jennings County Courthouse in Vernon, making these two buildings the sole complete examples of Italianate courthouse architecture in Indiana. A distinctive feature of both courthouses is their original integrated design, which housed the county sheriff's residence, the county jail, and the courthouse all within a single structure—a configuration not found elsewhere in Indiana. The Morgan County Court system operates with four elected Judges and one Magistrate, employing over 40 staff members, including Court Reporters, Bailiffs, and Probation Officers. Judges serve six-year terms.
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How Iowa football fans, media reacted to second CFP rankings, Hawkeyes' rise

How Iowa football fans, media reacted to second CFP rankings, Hawkeyes' rise

Here's how fans and media members reacted to the Hawkeyes' four-spot jump in the latest CFP rankings.
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Middletown Man Convicted of Wire Fraud in $60 Million Virtual School Scam

Middletown Man Convicted of Wire Fraud in $60 Million Virtual School Scam

Phillip Holden, a Middletown man, has been convicted on 17 counts of wire fraud and one count of conspiracy to commit wire fraud. This conviction stems from his involvement in a scheme that fraudulently obtained over $60 million in state education funding through two Indiana online charter schools: Indiana Virtual School and Indiana Virtual Pathways Academy. Holden, 65, served as the director of operations for both institutions. The eight-day jury trial took place in U.S. District Court in Indianapolis. According to a news release from the U.S. Department of Justice, Holden, along with Thomas Stoughton, 77, the founder of both schools, and three other men, engaged in a scheme from at least 2016 to 2018 to inflate student enrollment figures reported to the Indiana Department of Education. This fraudulent reporting led to the Indiana Department of Education overpaying more than $60 million to the virtual schools. Evidence presented at trial showed that employees were directed to stop verifying student intere...
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Curt Cignetti represents gold standard Lincoln Riley hasn't reached

Curt Cignetti represents gold standard Lincoln Riley hasn't reached

It's only fitting that if Lincoln Riley is to finally turn the corner at USC, he has to prove his worth versus Curt Cignetti, the gold standard
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Regal Movie Theatre Noblesville Enhances Cinema Experience at Hamilton Town Center

Regal Movie Theatre Noblesville Enhances Cinema Experience at Hamilton Town Center

Regal Movie Theatre Noblesville Enhances Cinema Experience at Hamilton Town Center
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Deftones to Give ‘Private Music’ Public Offering on Spring Tour

Deftones to Give ‘Private Music’ Public Offering on Spring Tour

Knocked Loose and Julie will support the alt-metal group on North American dates beginning in May
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Indiana Governor Mike Braun Announces Success of Jobs for Veterans State Grants Program

Indiana Governor Mike Braun Announces Success of Jobs for Veterans State Grants Program

Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced the successful performance of Indiana’s Jobs for Veterans State Grants (JVSG) program, which exceeded its performance goals in the 2026 federal fiscal year. According to madisoncourier.com, the program, operated by the Indiana Department of Workforce Development, utilizes federal funding to employ specialized staff at WorkOne offices. These staff members provide targeted career services to Hoosier veterans seeking employment and connect them with qualified military talent. Governor Braun emphasized the state's commitment to supporting veterans, stating that the government must reciprocate the service veterans have provided to Hoosiers. The program's success is evidenced by over 66% of exiting veterans securing employment in the second quarter, surpassing the 62% program goal set in consultation with the U.S. Department of Labor.
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Big Ten Preview: Week 11

Big Ten Preview: Week 11

Penn State doesn’t play until Saturday night, meaning you have plenty of time to watch the other games in the Big Ten on Friday and Saturday…if you want. Or, more to the point, if they’re worth watching. Here’s what is scheduled for the weekend. FRIDAY NIGHT Illinois (6-3, 4-2) at No. 4 UCLA (9-0, 6-0), […]