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Students get time out for good behavior
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What a woman: Runaway slave turned Civil War nurse memorialized with Carnegie exhibit
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Greater Clark begins Fitness Calendar Challenge
Teresa Stengel, health services coordinator, said if other family members get involved with students, children might be more likely to continue with exercise routines and watching their diets.
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A unique kind of journey: Couple hiking across the country to bring awareness to issues facing millions
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The Extra Milers: Teaching by example
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VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
More than 18,000 people descended on Gobbler's Knob in Punxsutawney for the annual Groundhog Day celebration.
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Southern Indiana photographer Stewart honored with gallery
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Local author uncovers New Albany’s ‘Wicked’ history
As with most stories in the book, the suicide section details some almost unbelievable methods of death that occurred in well-known New Albany buildings.
For example, the suicide of Enoch West, who allegedly cut his neck from ear to ear in the third-floor of the building that now houses Toast on Market. -
75 years later: Remembering the 1937 flood
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A true triple threat: New Albany High School senior is one of select few to experience YoungArts Week
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