From the archives: Photos reveal the destruction of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge ↗
The Tacoma Narrows Bridge collapsed on Nov. 7, 1940, just four months after its grand opening in July.
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Experts say they are the earliest known example of a tradition of making clay figurines in the Middle East.
Thinking about spending Christmas somewhere different this year? Across the country, small towns are getting ready for the holidays with Christmas lights, parades, and traditions that draw visitors year after
VINCENNES — In honor of veterans in the Vincennes community and across the nation, Vincennes University held its annual Veterans Day Program, Nov. 10, at the Red Skelton Performing Arts
VINCENNES — The Vincennes Community School Board is taking steps to preserve its ability to address future building improvements, equipment purchases and other district needs through a proposed multi-year financing
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Harrison Card, a Dixie Bee Elementary fourth grader, has been assisting with the school’s annual Thanksgiving food drive since first grade.
The company planning a Battery Energy Storage System, or BESS, for the Sandcut area of Vigo County has scheduled an open house for 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the
The Indianapolis Zoo’s Uproar Conservation Challenge has received awards in two categories in the 6th Annual Anthem Awards for social impact.
I remember reading something that had been written by a famous nurse (probably Florence Nightingale) that pets were great companions for a person suffering from a long illness.
Some individuals get Veterans Day and Memorial Day confused. Memorial Day is to remember the fallen. Veterans Day is a celebration of living individuals who served our country along with
After 37 years as a family business, Portage’s iconic Depot Dog is for sale after storm damage forced owner Derrick Bass to reconsider his future. Now, he hopes a new
About 150 people gathered at Crown Point's historic courthouse Wednesday to honor military veterans, reflect on their sacrifices and hear a call for continued support.