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Anderson Costume to close after 33 years
The row of trophies declaring championships dating as far back as 1981 are visible from the outside of Anderson Costume, shining through the dusty shop window.
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Indiana war memorial turns to private fundraising
The Indiana War Memorial Museum staff was excited to receive a phone call from the FBI back in 2007 with good news about a lost treasure: A Civil War flag stolen from the museum years earlier had shown up as an auction item on eBay.
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South Madison sues county over past tax revenues
The South Madison Community School Corp. is suing the county and officeholders responsible for taxation, alleging the district was shortchanged by about $1.5 million in 2008 property tax revenue.
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AU students back to class
Just two weeks ago, the Anderson University campus was home to Peyton Manning and his Indianapolis Colts. This week, the university’s true residents returned, reclaiming the campus as the 2010-11 school year kicked off.
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Indiana celebrates its archaeological treasures
A 5-inch awl fashioned from the leg bone of a deer may not seem like a significant discovery, but when a group of archaeology students uncovered it during a dig in northwest Indiana several years ago, it opened new revelations about the ancient past.
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Anderson-based label to promote local country artists
Steve Madinger has always been a fan of country music. And it fits right in with the feel of the 16 Texas Roadhouse restaurants — including the one here in Anderson — that he owns.
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Democratic lawmakers pitch education initiatives
Democratic lawmakers from Madison County on Wednesday laid out education proposals they say would raise money for schools, put more students on track for college and reduce bullying.
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Indiana plays key role in study of livestock-generated pollution
The nightlife of laying hens may not seem like compelling research, but it’s producing important information for an Indiana scientist leading the largest-ever study of air emissions at the nation’s livestock farms.
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Biden advocates veteran care at convention
The question Vice President Joe Biden gets asked most when he visits injured soldiers is, can you help me get back to my unit?
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Painter's second verse far better than first
A week of ridicule and recrimination did little to dampen Indianapolis Colts backup quarterback Curtis Painter’s confidence.
But it seems to have done wonders for his execution. - More State News Headlines
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