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Below are various featured stories and photo essays we’ve done over the years.

  • History comes alive at Revolutionary Rendezvous

    This article was written in partnership with Visit Dubois County. Musket fire and campfire smoke will fill Ferdinand State Forest as reenactors bring frontier life to Dubois County’s Revolutionary Rendezvous, a free living history event marking the nation’s 250th anniversary.  The three-day event, being held April 10 through 12, features battle demonstrations, period crafts, Indigenous…

  • Future chefs take part in Jasper Elementary School cooking competition

    “I am being sabotaged,” Cassidee Herbig said melodramatically to no one in particular as she rolled her eyes and tilted her head up to the ceiling in the busy cafeteria kitchen at Jasper Elementary School. The fifth grader was sauteing her chicken ramen bowl for the Sodexo Future Chefs Challenge. As her assistant had begun…

  • Huntingburg Elementary presents The Jungle Book Kids

    Though the fifth-grade students at Huntingburg Elementary chose The Jungle Book Kids as their class musical, music teacher Kim Wirthwein made it her goal to be sure every student had their moment in front of the audience. “It really is all about the students,” Wirthwein said. Every one of the 123 students plays a key…

  • Jasper Middle School Performing Arts presents Seussical Jr.

    This weekend, Jasper Middle School Performing Arts will bring many of your favorite Dr. Seuss characters to life in Seussical Jr. The fantastical musical extravaganza from Tony-winners, Lynn Ahrens and Stephen Flaherty, will take audiences from the Jungle of Nool to the Circus McGurkus as the Cat in the Hat “helps” Horton the Elephant, who…

  • Night to Shine 2026

    More than 180 participants attended the Night to Shine at Redemption Christian Church on Friday evening. The special prom-like event for individuals with special needs crowns everyone as prom king and queen, then provides a limousine ride to a red-carpet entrance for a fun night featuring a catered meal, games, karaoke, dancing, and more. Here…

  • The heart of Dubois County Museum: Its volunteers

    This article was written in partnership with Visit Dubois County. Dubois County’s museum is a love letter to the past, present and future generations of this county written through the hearts of its volunteers. Volunteers like Sandy Miller, who loves the museum because, as she says, there is something there for everyone, “Infants to 99-year-olds.”…

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