When the City of Bloomington Volunteer Network gave its 2017 Be More Creative Award to Fred Parker for his decade-long work promoting jazz in Bloomington, they intended to spring it on him as a surprise. They almost succeeded.
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When Victoria Hilkevitch Bedford goes shopping, she doesn’t go empty-handed; she carries reusable bags. It’s a habit.
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Twenty-first century products are typically mass-produced, manufactured from man-made materials, and designed to be disposable. In contrast, Brien Beidler’s books are made in the manner of a pre-industrial bookbinder—they’re handcrafted from natural materials, and they’re meant to last.
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It was a proud day in June when Susan Augenbergs saw Hunter, a puppy she helped train as a service dog, paired with his forever
companion in a graduation ceremony at the Indiana Women’s Prison in Indianapolis.
In 1971, Indiana University law professor William Oliver was instrumental in passing legislation that allowed for the creation of small wineries in Indiana.
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