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DISGUSTING HAIRCUTS FOR THE WIN · INDIANA'S $675 MILLION QUESTION: ARE HOOSIERS PAYING TOO MUCH AND GETTING TOO LITTLE JUSTICE? · STATE HOUSE RESULTS ACROSS THE MR.NEWZ COUNTIES · DEMOCRATS LEAD KEY COUNTY RACES; VOTERS APPROVE STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS · MAY WINS! · VICE LEADS WAY AS INDIANA TECH TOPS MIAMI-HAMILTON · SEAN STEELE AND CHASE CUMMINGS TALKED ME OUT OF IT · GOVERNOR BRAUN EXTENDS GAS TAX HOLIDAY THROUGH DEC. 4 · KIRKWOOD SHOOTING: MAYOR INSISTS IT'S THE GUN'S FAULT. · INDIANA GOV. MIKE BRAUN SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER TO EXTEND GAS TAX HOLIDAY AGAIN · THE NASHVILLE DREAM IS BEING RENTED OUT BY THE NIGHT · INDIANA PORK BACKS YOUTH, PRO CHEFS AT WORLD FOOD CHAMPIONSHIPS · MARTIN COUNTY’S RECYCLING CENTER FACES DECEMBER HEARING AS FINANCES STAY THIN · CITY OF BLOOMINGTON TO HOST GRAND OPENING FOR NEW BLOOMINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS CENTER · FARMER'S ALMANAC LOOKS AHEAD: MILDER LEAN FOR SOUTHERN INDIANA, WITH THE USUAL CAVEATS · BRAUN EXTENDS INDIANA GAS TAX SUSPENSION THROUGH DEC. 4 · THE MASK FINALLY SLIPS, SEAN STEELE TAKES TO FACEBOOK TO ATTEMPT DAMAGE CONTROL. · SHEILA KLINKER DECLARED WINNER IN INDIANA HOUSE DISTRICT 27 RACE · LAST PICKLEBALL GAME OF THE SEASON · FIRST DEMOCRAT WINS STATEWIDE OFFICE IN INDIANA SINCE 2012 · MARTIN COUNTY, OCTOBER 2026: ELECTIONS AND GAY ACTIVISTS, IT JUST NEVER STOPS. · CHRIS MAY RETAINS INDIANA HOUSE DISTRICT 65 SEAT FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT CHALLENGE · FAMILY DETAINS BORDEN MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO ABDUCT TEEN AT GUNPOINT ON NORTH NAUGLE ROAD · DEARBORN CHAMBER NAMES SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR · DISGUSTING HAIRCUTS FOR THE WIN · INDIANA'S $675 MILLION QUESTION: ARE HOOSIERS PAYING TOO MUCH AND GETTING TOO LITTLE JUSTICE? · STATE HOUSE RESULTS ACROSS THE MR.NEWZ COUNTIES · DEMOCRATS LEAD KEY COUNTY RACES; VOTERS APPROVE STATE CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS · MAY WINS! · VICE LEADS WAY AS INDIANA TECH TOPS MIAMI-HAMILTON · SEAN STEELE AND CHASE CUMMINGS TALKED ME OUT OF IT · GOVERNOR BRAUN EXTENDS GAS TAX HOLIDAY THROUGH DEC. 4 · KIRKWOOD SHOOTING: MAYOR INSISTS IT'S THE GUN'S FAULT. · INDIANA GOV. MIKE BRAUN SIGNS EXECUTIVE ORDER TO EXTEND GAS TAX HOLIDAY AGAIN · THE NASHVILLE DREAM IS BEING RENTED OUT BY THE NIGHT · INDIANA PORK BACKS YOUTH, PRO CHEFS AT WORLD FOOD CHAMPIONSHIPS · MARTIN COUNTY’S RECYCLING CENTER FACES DECEMBER HEARING AS FINANCES STAY THIN · CITY OF BLOOMINGTON TO HOST GRAND OPENING FOR NEW BLOOMINGTON FIRE DEPARTMENT OPERATIONS CENTER · FARMER'S ALMANAC LOOKS AHEAD: MILDER LEAN FOR SOUTHERN INDIANA, WITH THE USUAL CAVEATS · BRAUN EXTENDS INDIANA GAS TAX SUSPENSION THROUGH DEC. 4 · THE MASK FINALLY SLIPS, SEAN STEELE TAKES TO FACEBOOK TO ATTEMPT DAMAGE CONTROL. · SHEILA KLINKER DECLARED WINNER IN INDIANA HOUSE DISTRICT 27 RACE · LAST PICKLEBALL GAME OF THE SEASON · FIRST DEMOCRAT WINS STATEWIDE OFFICE IN INDIANA SINCE 2012 · MARTIN COUNTY, OCTOBER 2026: ELECTIONS AND GAY ACTIVISTS, IT JUST NEVER STOPS. · CHRIS MAY RETAINS INDIANA HOUSE DISTRICT 65 SEAT FOLLOWING INDEPENDENT CHALLENGE · FAMILY DETAINS BORDEN MAN ACCUSED OF TRYING TO ABDUCT TEEN AT GUNPOINT ON NORTH NAUGLE ROAD · DEARBORN CHAMBER NAMES SMALL BUSINESS OF THE YEAR ·

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Oct 16, 2026 at 5:00pm • Bedford First Assembly, 2601 27th Street, Bedford

Harvest of Quilts Exhibition Opening

Opening reception for the annual quilt show featuring traditional and contemporary works by local quilters. View exhibits, meet makers, and enjoy light refreshments. Free admission during opening hours.

Oct 15, 2026 at 12:00pm • Evansville

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Best hot rod, kustoms and rockabilly festival in the Midwest. If you love hot rods, kustom cars, trucks, motorcycles, vintage campers, pin up girls, rockabilly bands, swap meets, tattoos, lowbrow art, vendors of cool …

Oct 10, 2026 at 1:00pm • Bedford Public Library, 1323 K Street, Bedford, IN

Autumn Story and Craft Afternoon

Family program featuring seasonal stories followed by a simple nature- or limestone-themed craft. Designed for children ages 4–10 with accompanying adults; materials provided. Free; no registration required.