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Back-country areas to allow logging

A legislative study committee met last Thursday at the Statehouse and decided not to block logging efforts in the backcountry areas of Morgan Monroe and Yellowwood State Forests.


The Price of Progress: IUPUI and Indiana Avenue

Nine times out of 10, when you see “controversial” appear on a press release, chances are the issue in question is merely "problematic” or only surprising if you live under a rock.


Indiana's VSA arts slashed

“I still have a hard time believing what’s happened to us.” Jim Nulty, the President of VSA arts of Indiana, an organization dedicated to facilitating arts experiences for people, especially chi


Beehive Collective

Earth House. Oct. 30. These young, tree-hugging neo-hippies might be onto something.


J.R. Dalton: Giving back

J.R. Dalton grew up on the west side of Indianapolis, an area known by the people who inhabit it as drug infested and a place where crime is common.


Waste in Indiana’s waterways

In classic mythology’s Underworld, Phlegethon was the river of fire, although the otherworldly sight of a river in flames isn’t reserved only for hell.


Go/do: S&P's Public Conversation

Spirit and Place festival continues this week, culminating in its showcase event, the 14th Annual Public Conversation featuring Bill Hudnut and John Fetterman on Sunday, Nov.


Go/do: An evening with Doug Tallamy

Alien plants have overrun our Indiana landscape. They are packing pistils and stamens from beyond our borders. What’s the problem, you ask?


Green goes historic

They don’t build them like this anymore. That’s what people often say about a historic building like the Gramse at 22nd and Broadway.


Public debate on Waxman-Markey

Butler University hosts a public debate this Thursday on the pending climate change legislation in Congress.


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