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Below are various featured stories and photo essays we’ve done over the years.
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Powerful words
B’s fingers tapped out a staccato beat at his side as he eyed the 160-pound kettlebell on the floor. At 59, the challenges remain obstacles to overcome for Glenn Buechlein, AKA Power B or simply B. The bell had to be lifted—rowed, more appropriately. ‘Tears of the Dragon’ played in the basement gym of B’s…
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Diving into summer
The Jasper Pool is busy.
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Honoring our fallen veterans
The Dubois County Veterans Council hosted its Annual Memorial Day Observance on Saturday, May 23, 2026, on the Courthouse Square. During the ceremony, the family of Private Roman Steltenpohl, this year’s deceased veteran being honored, was presented with a special plaque and a wreath honoring his service. Steltenpohl joined the U.S. Army during World War…
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Chalkwalk fun despite rain
The Chalkwalk provided plenty of fun even in the intermittent rain. Visitors took advantage of the break in the weather to bring their chalk creations to life on the wetted canvas. According to some seasoned chalk artists, the damp concrete allowed them to blend the chalk more easily. For those more adverse to wet concrete,…
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Local students get hands-on history lesson at Revolutionary Rendezvous
One of the first events celebrating America’s 250th was held over the weekend in Ferdinand State Forest. Featuring reenactors and history buffs, The Revolutionary Rendezvous offered a hands-on, immersive experience for hundreds of middle schoolers on Friday. Students rotated through a variety of demonstrations, including a skirmish, blacksmithing, log-hewing, ropemaking, stone carving, games and more.…
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