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  Court lets walk-out fines against House Democrats stand

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  Husband charged in Archer homicide

  Terre Haute Police have found local reports of domestic violence between a Terre Haute man and his wife, whose body was discovered wrapped in a tarp and dumped in an Ohio ditch.

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• Business dean: Insurance reform hot topic

  Two key congressional leaders from opposite sides of the aisle will be among those providing public policy insights for the insurance industry at an upcoming summit in Washington, D.C.

  March 17, 2013  

• Frontier spending $12 million to improve system

  Frontier Communications has announced that a $12 million investment in the company’s network will benefit customers in the company’s southwest Indiana market.

  March 17, 2013  

• Maryland Church worship band releasing new album

  The voices on a new album from Terre Haute musicians aren’t limited to members of the band.
  The worship band at Maryland Community Church recorded its new CD, “Spirit Would You Come,” live at the southside facility.

  March 14, 2013  

• Diversity in music, dance to take spotlight at ISU

  Terre Haute’s cultural diversity will take center stage on March 23 at University Hall on the Indiana State University campus.

  March 14, 2013  

• Engineers taking stage in song and dance Saturday

  Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology students and faculty members will showcase their musical and dancing talents during the college’s annual Engineers in Concert on Saturday in the Hatfield Hall Theater.

  March 14, 2013  

• PHOTO ESSAY: Seeds 4 Thought TERRE HAUTE — John Rosene instructs Ivy Tech Community College students on how to grow seedlings in the Ivy Tech greenhouse at the Vigo County Industrial Park in preparation for the next planting season. (Tribune-Star/Bob Poynter)

  March 10, 2013  

• YOUR GREEN VALLEY: Others may find your trash to be their treasure

  There is a lot to be said about buying gently-used items in place of new ones. The biggest motivating factor is usually money. Another good reason is because a lot of energy and resources have already gone into making something and there is no reason why we should not do our best to prolong its life.

  March 10, 2013  

• TRIED ‘N’ TRUE: Great time for soup

  It’s still not summer, but soup is still good.
  Mix everything in a pot (I also sometimes add diced cooked chicken). I don’t remember where I got this — I’ve had it too many years. If you like cheese you’ll love this. I don’t fix as much as I used to. I also use chicken bouillon base instead of cubes any more. Use whatever you and your family like.

  March 10, 2013  

• Animal tails with Hanna, fairytales with Lightwire coming to RHIT

  If you’re looking for family fun this month, look no farther than Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, where Hatfield Hall’s Performing Arts Series will feature two nationally recognized acts.

  March 7, 2013 2 Photos  

• 3 bands, 2 with local talent, on tap for March 20 show

  The Haute Productions, a new music and event production company, will be bringing ATO Records recording artist Kopecky Family Band, Yearbook Committee and The Highland Reunion to Terre Haute’s Verve nightclub on March 20.

  March 7, 2013  

• Clabber Girl Museum exhibit features artist’s renderings of classic cars

  Neil Garrison’s love of classic cars started as a young boy when he would build car models on rainy days.
  He recently returned to the classic auto theme, creating several paintings now on display at the historic Clabber Girl museum located in the Hulman & Co. building at Ninth Street and Wabash Avenue in downtown Terre Haute.

  March 7, 2013  

• Geocaching Indiana: Clay County man develops idea to use geo-art to create outline of state in caches

  Indiana, long-known as the Crossroads of America, has for years been a destination for people coming from around the world to witness such activities as the Indianapolis 500 Mile Race, Indianapolis Colts football games and Indiana University Hoosiers basketball games.
  Since October 2012, Indiana’s attractions have come to include the surprising geo-art creation of a group of Wabash Valley geocachers — people who use Global Positioning Systems and similar location-sensitive devices to find hidden objects for fun.

  March 3, 2013 7 Photos  

• Grape Sense: Uplands region declared AVA good news for all Midwestern wineries

  The Indiana’s Uplands region being declared an American Viticulture Area Feb. 12 is good news for all Midwestern wineries.

  March 3, 2013  

• Tried ‘n’ True: Heath Bar Coffee Cake a treat for breakfast

  When we go up north to visit our friends, I try to take something for breakfast. The men usually go out by themselves at noon or maybe we all four go out. But we eat at home for breakfast. Pat Rhoads gave me this recipe in the late 1960s or early 1970s.

  March 3, 2013  

• Sinfonietta to present ‘Tom Sawyer’ interpretations

  The Sinfonietta Pops Orchestra is working with the Vigo County Public Library’s Big Read to present a concert based on Mark Twain’s classic “The Adventures of Tom Sawyer,” also celebrating 2013 Year of the River.

  March 1, 2013  

• Through His Lens: Artist showcases beauty of America’s southwest at Rose-Hulman exhibition

  Terre Haute native Darrell Staggs never thought of himself as an artist, but always liked the idea of photography.

  February 28, 2013 5 Photos  

• Voice of a Storyteller: Chance meeting of Twain, Paris youngster inspired narrative voice of Huck Finn

  The block offers no hints of its place in American literary history.
  Customers dodge raindrops, walking in and out of an auto parts store.

  February 24, 2013 7 Photos  

• YOUR GREEN VALLEY: Green, greener and greenest: 3 women making conscious decisions

  Like clockwork, every morning as I commute to work in my four-cylinder vehicle, I pass a woman on her bicycle. On the coldest of cold days when I have to defrost my car, there she is, bundled in layers, pedaling to work.

  February 24, 2013 2 Photos  

• TRIED ‘N’ TRUE: A cheeseburger, in a quick casserole that can be changed up

  Most people enjoy a cheeseburger. With this recipe you have a quick casserole. You can buy a box mix, but I like this

  February 24, 2013  

• Magic Realism: Exhibit showcases art mixed with fantasy, detail, focus

  Ghosts, humans in bat costumes and anthropomorphized birds are among the images in the University Art Gallery’s exhibition “Lies that Tell the Truth: Magic Realism in Contemporary Art.”

  February 21, 2013 2 Photos  

• The Woods brings Shakespeare’s ‘The Tempest’ to the stage

  Magic, music and comedy are coming to Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College. The Music and Theatre Department at The Woods will present William Shakespeare’s “The Tempest” Feb. 28 through March 3 at the Cecilian Auditorium.

  February 21, 2013 1 Photo  

• Art and River Chatter conversations kick off Feb. 28

  Art Spaces, Inc. - Wabash Valley Outdoor Sculpture Collection and Our Green Valley Alliance for Sustainability announce a series of informal conversations titled Art and River Chatter, which will take place throughout the year in collaboration with 2013 Year of the River.

  February 21, 2013  

• Folk-rockers The Ragbirds to make appearance at Verve

  Folk-rockers The Ragbirds picked a fitting moment to release their new live album, “We Belong to the Love.”

  February 21, 2013 1 Photo  

• Pearls of the Wabash: Efforts to reintroduce mussels

  Broken bricks, shattered large clay tiles and thin strips of lumber nailed into a crimped piece of sheet metal, sit piled down a county road in Hillsdale.

  February 17, 2013 7 Photos  

• GRAPE SENSE: Many options to explore when pairing wine, chocolate

  The world is awash in boutique wine, craft beers, herbs and spices galore. Some call it the Food Network effect. One of wine’s best friends, chocolate, has evolved with a similar Renaissance.

  February 17, 2013  

• CHRIS DAVIES: Incorporate cross training, technique drills into routine

  As an athlete of any kind there are a few areas you may want to improve, but have not taken the time. Consider winter a time to improve your technique and recover from a hard season of training/racing.

  February 17, 2013  

• TRIED ’N’ TRUE: Thanks to an old neighbor for this cookie recipe

  A few years ago we had a church meeting for women at Casey Methodist Church.

  February 17, 2013  

• Community Theatre brings ‘The Constant Wife’ to stage

  Community Theatre of Terre Haute’s next play will take audiences across the Atlantic Ocean to the 1920s drawing room of a wealthy physician.

  February 14, 2013 5 Photos  

• TableScapes spotlights designers; 3-day event starts Feb. 21

  A record number of designers are participating in this year’s TableScapes, Arts Illiana’s annual, three-day fundraising event featuring themed dinner settings that are elegant, whimsical and sometimes funny — but always inventive.

  February 14, 2013 2 Photos  

• ‘Walking Dead,’ ‘Big Bang’ events coming to Showplace 12

  Stars and producers of the smash hit horror drama “The Walking Dead” and No. 1 comedy series “The Big Bang Theory” will be seen on movie theater screens nationwide this March as part of the ultimate TV fan festival: PaleyFest, aka The William S. Paley Television Festival.

  February 14, 2013 1 Photo  

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