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Time for a Checkup

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This Weekend: Feb. 1-4

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Celebrate Black History Month

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A Tempting Opportunity

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Long-Awaited Recognition

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January/February 2024

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Sports Headliners

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Natasha & Seth Nicholson

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Carlie & Clayton Bruce

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Susan & Scott Hyatt

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Chasity & Derek Hopper

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Taryn & Alison Petrash-Hall

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Nicole & Kendall Wentzel

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Sports Town

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Florida Meets Indiana

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Mission: Immerse and Explore

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Kodachrome

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Packs a Paczki

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Big Dollar Dreams

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A New Skate of Mind

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‘A Crown Jewel’

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Super Connections

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Draw Your Own Conclusions

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Title Town

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New Kings of the Court

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The Living Record

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The Hobbyist

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Magical Realism

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Outside the Box

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Cool Greens

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Poised and Peachy

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Filling Up

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Reset and Refresh

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‘So Many Flavors’

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Hoops and History

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West Side Wizards

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Play Station

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We Are The Champions

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Ones to Watch

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Sophie Kloppenburg stands next to memorial marker, which reads, "This marker serves as a memorial to brothers Daniel Harrison Jr. and John Harrison, their father Daniel Harrison Sr., along with Jim Good, William Chambers, Edward Warner, and Jeff Hopkins. All were African American men who had their lives unjustly taken in October of 1878. The later four men were hung here, on the courthouse's southeast corner. While theyw ere accused of various crimes, the acusations were questionable, they never received a trial, and no one responsible for their deaths faced proescution. It is importat to remember the trageides of the past, but also to recognize that posey county believes in fiar justice for all citizens. Civil rights in this country have come a long way since then. Let us never forget what happened here, including this community's work toward mending the bitter legacy those injustices left behind."

‘The Least We Could Do’

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