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

  • Bringing an artist’s dream to reality

    It had been over 40 years since Pam Kinkade had picked up a paintbrush when her granddaughter Heather Parrish gifted her some paints, brushes and an easel for Christmas last year. Pam, 82, has lived at the St. Charles Health Campus for about 12 years now. Her longtime companion, Warren Staples, volunteers there every day.…

  • Traditional Arts Today: Art that builds community

    This story was done in partnership with Visit Dubois County. Kim Henzel likes to tell the story of a kid who really wanted a couple of paintings he saw while eating with his family at Main Street Bistro in Ferdinand. Kim is the artistic director for Traditional Arts Today, the nonprofit in the historic Peter…

  • Docudrama highlighting baseball great Oscar Charleston filming in Huntingburg

  • Cat Tales: Plump’s possible air double dribble

    (This is excerpt #6 from the book currently being written by Greg Eckerle called “Cat Tales: Jasper Sports Stories.” Eckerle can be reached at gregeckerle@twc.com.) The 1954 basketball state championship game that Jasper’s Cyril Birge officiated was viewed beforehand as a boring mismatch – tiny Milan versus big city Muncie Central. But the completely unexpected outcome,…

  • Windows on her world

    Tell City native Stacey Peak was on top of the world in New York City on Sept. 10, 2001.

  • Emerald Greens upgrade: Barry and Brittany Dunlop are creating Jasper’s next iconic gathering place

    Brew still comes up in conversations these days. Behind the counter at Emerald Greens, Barry Dunlop still hears from former visitors pining for the unique atmosphere and delicious food from the iconic Jasper restaurant he and Josh Premuda opened in 2016. “Brew was awesome,” Barry said. “There’s a lot of great restaurants in Jasper, but…

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