# Indiana
Indiana “Old Farmer’s Almanac” Advice for June 12-18, 2023
This post includes some content written or assisted by AI tools. The Old Farmer's Almanac, a trusted source of wisdom and guidance since 1792, offers a wealth of knowledge for the week of June 12-18, 2023, in Indiana.
This Seafood Restaurant in Indiana Has Been Ranked as One of the Best Places To Eat in the United States
Disclaimer:The following information is for 2023. It is for educational purposes. If you're in the mood for some good food in the state of Indiana, you might want to stop by this amazing seafood restaurant.
This Huge Thrift Shop in Indiana Has Been Ranked as One of the Best Thrift Shops in the United States
Disclaimer:The following information is updated for 2023. It is for educational purposes. Going to a thrift shop is a good option if you're looking for some great items at a bargain price. There are always some fantastic deals and great items to find when you visit.
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The team that Gretzky built, the hidden story of the Indianapolis Racers, Indiana's last professional hockey team
As the Stanley Cup Finals between the Florida Panthers and the Las Vegas Golden Knights are capturing the hearts and minds of many Americans, Indiana natives could not only enjoy watching the finals, but some state hockey enthusiasts remember a time when a peculiar hockey team made noise by recruiting one of the sports’ greatest legends.
Indiana “Old Farmer’s Almanac” Advice for June 5-11, 2023
This post includes some content written or assisted by AI tools. As the sun rises on the week of June 5-11, 2023, in the Hoosier State, The Old Farmer's Almanac has some sage advice for those with a green thumb and a keen eye on the stars.
This Scenic Train Ride is the Most Relaxing Way to Enjoy Indiana
When it comes to seeing the outdoors, there is no shortage of options. From climbing up cliffs and hiking through forests to tubing down rivers and fishing in lakes, Indiana offers limitless ways to spend time enjoying nature. In this article, we'll talk about one of the most amazing ways to take in all the natural beauty the Hoosier State has to offer along the scenic French Lick Railway.
Shunned, Vincennes University has a hidden sexual assault problem that has worsened for decades
Females for decades have been victims of sexual assault at one tiny community college in southern Indiana, and as the problem is being more hidden from the public eye, for centuries, this school has not been able to formally address the issue of young women being raped in and around school grounds.
Lucky Millionaires: $1 Million Powerball Winners in Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and California
The Powerball lottery has once again captivated the nation, offering the chance for ordinary individuals to turn their dreams into reality with a massive jackpot. While the grand prize remained elusive in the latest drawing, hope was not entirely lost for a handful of lucky individuals. In an unexpected turn of events, four separate $1 million Powerball tickets were sold across Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, and California. Let's delve into the details and explore the excitement surrounding these life-changing wins.
One Of The Nation's Largest Sports Parks Can Be Found In Indiana
Grand Park in Westfield, Indiana, is a destination like no other. The thoughtfully designed 400-acre Grand Park Sports Campus offers a field for almost any sport. The field sports portion of the campus includes 31 multi-purpose fields, seven of which are synthetic turf and eight are fully lit. These fields are best suited for soccer, football, rugby, field hockey and lacrosse. The diamond portion of the campus includes 26 baseball/softball diamonds, eight of which are synthetic turf and all are lit. The Grand Park Events Center boasts 300,000 square foot indoor turf space. This indoor facility features three full-sized indoor soccer fields, and mezzanine concourse for spectator viewing. The Pacers Athletic Center is an 88,000 square foot facility featuring eight basketball courts, one of which is NBA regulation, four shoot-a-way machines, a mezzanine level for viewing and full-service restaurant.
The Class of 1963 at St. John's Catholic High School in Loogootee now turns 60-years-old, many remember a time of wonder
This June will be a busier month than usual for the citizens of Loogootee, Ind. one of which just happened on Friday in the month of May at the only high school in the city, Loogootee High School. On Friday, students finally graduated from Loogootee High School like some of their parents and peers in the crowd.
Indiana funeral home director pleads guilty after 31 decomposing bodies discovered
In an unprecedented event, the media was recently allowed into the courtroom of Clark County, Indiana, as Randy Langford, a local funeral home director, pled guilty to 40 charges of felony theft. The case centered around the shocking discovery of 31 decomposing bodies at his funeral home, has provoked deep-seated emotions and significant legal implications, calling into question the ethical standards of the funeral industry.
Indiana Doctor Reprimanded for Violating Patient Privacy Laws in Abortion Case.
Dr. Caitlin Bernard raises her right hand as she is sworn in during the hearing on May 25, 2023, at the Indiana Government South.Photo byAP Pool. Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an obstetrician-gynaecologist from Indianapolis, has been reprimanded and fined by Indiana's medical licensing board for violating patient privacy laws. Last year, she publicly revealed that she provided abortion services to a 10-year-old Ohio rape victim and according to her, she shared the story to make people understand the impacts that abortion laws can have in the country.
Indiana “Old Farmer’s Almanac” Advice for May 29-June 4, 2023
This post includes some content written or assisted by AI tools. As the week of May 29 to June 4 unfolds in Indiana, gardening enthusiasts and astronomy lovers have a wealth of captivating opportunities to explore. The Old Farmer's Almanac, a venerable source of wisdom, offers invaluable advice on various subjects, including vegetable and flower gardening, as well as celestial wonders.
Indiana Doctor Fined for Publicizing Abortion Case, Keeps License
This post includes content assisted by AI. Dr. Caitlin Bernard, an Indiana-based doctor, recently faced a medical board hearing due to her public disclosure about performing an abortion on a 10-year-old rape victim from Ohio. Bernard was issued a $3,000 fine by the Indiana medical board, yet managed to retain her license.
Nine-Digit Hospitals
There are many interesting hospital projects underway in Indiana currently, but only an elite assortment of them represent nine-digit investments. Each member of this hundred-million-plus club is laying innovative foundations for the future of healthcare in the Hoosier state. They’re taking strides to remain ready for whatever the future brings to medicine, and they’re paying careful attention to the health needs of their surrounding citizens.
Townies like myself remember Bloomington in the '90s and 2000s being a completely different place
July 3, 2023, will mark exactly 15 years since my family and I moved from our apartment complex in Vincennes, Ind. to Bloomington. 15 years of heartache, 15 years of love, and 15 years of change, however, my mother always knew about Bloomington. We were not oblivious to the town but technically we were newbies to the Monroe County area at the time.
Tragic Incident Highlights the Importance of Handling Explosive Devices Safely
In a heartbreaking turn of events, an Indiana man lost his life after a grenade found among his grandfather's belongings detonated unexpectedly. The incident serves as a somber reminder of the potential dangers lurking within military memorabilia and the need for utmost caution when handling explosive devices. This tragic occurrence highlights the importance of proper procedures and immediate action when encountering such hazardous items.
Here are the Most Dangerous Cities in Indiana to Avoid for 2023
A newly released list of the most dangerous communities in Indiana has been released from the online database known as Travel Safe. The website combines recent data from the Census, FBI, OpenStreetMaps, and dozens of other sources to create bite-sized lists and studies designed to help citizens better understand what it is like to live in different communities across the country.