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Once thriving points of interest, areas in Rush, Ripley and Decatur Counties are now ghost towns. However, remnants from the better times remain, causing those traveling down the country roads to say, "what used to be there?" You can find your answers here.....more>>

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  • Gloria Moran
    Gloria Moran was just minding her own business, waiting in line to get a T-shirt from the “Hoosiers” film crew when the first assistant director approached her and asked her if she was in line to be an extra.
  •  Bringing Carnival to you!
    The Carnival season is all about celebration. The festivities begin on Twelfth Night, which occurs 12 days after Christmas, or January 6. It is also known as the Epiphany, which marks the day the gift-bearing Magi visited baby Jesus.
  • Games bring home the magic of the movies
    A good family film can be as fun for adults as it is for kids. However, as parents well know, for kids, once the film ends, so does the fun. But thanks to video games, kids can now bring their favorite movies to life in ways that not even a theater can.
  •  Senior Exercise
    “Fitness is not about vanity anymore. It’s about keeping your body healthy for a good quality of life,” affirms Catrina Wilson, Southeastern Indiana YMCA, Batesville, yoga instructor.
  •  Preparing for MINI
    Three area men are starting their preparations to run the OneAmerica 500 Festival Indy Mini Marathon May 5 along with the other 34,997 entrants in America’s largest event of its type.
  •  Hollywood Legends Fondly Remembered by Rush County Man
    What does Rush County have to do with a classic 1953 movie? One of the soldiers in several scenes in “From Here to Eternity” is Allen Ray Gahimer from Manilla.
  • Christmas in America A Melting Pot of Traditions
    The Dutch have their wooden shoes, Brazilians have Papai Noel, the French celebrate “Noel” with real candles on their Christmas trees and Russians celebrate their holiday on Jan. 7.
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