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A centennial celebration from 2018 of the lyricist behind "Almost Like Being In Love," "I Could Have Danced All Night," and "On The Street Where You Live."
Porchlight
Listen to the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song
Listen to the familiar and the forgotten through recorded song
Past
The past has too many witnesses to establish any certainty as to what actually happened.
Christmas
An appreciation of the Yuletide season from the perspective of passing time.
Friends
The value of genuine acceptance outside of the family you were born into cannot be underestimated.
Run
Watch kids run. Spontaneous. They don't care how far. They don't care how fast.
Place
The significance of place in our lives is both functional and spiritual. Our birthplace, our addresses, our final resting place all help to identify us and tell our story on this earth. Where we are in place also constantly calls upon us to be aware of the present moment.
Hoagy
One of those personalities you'd love to have a beer with. He'd be buying. You'd be listening
Sleet, Styles, and Story
Music has saved lives. We make it ourselves. What else do you need?
Work
I got a few skills and I means to use ‘em.
Wardrobe
But can you tell me your hat size?
Time
Time is the most precious resource. We will never have enough. We always waste too much.
Handmade
The handmade in tools, clothing, and crafts: It's not just how these artifacts contribute to our existence but also what is contributed by the act of creating them.
Childhood
A turn early in the journey determines direction rather than destination.
More Arts & Culture
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Richmond had grown rapidly since the construction of the National Road, so citizens were dismayed to discover their town had officially decreased in population -
Childcare advocate Lyman Alden was ahead of his time, and the children who passed through Rose Orphan Home benefited from his compassion and dedication. -
Jewel orchid's foliage guarantees a handsome house plant even when it is not in bloom.
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And when station owners went looking for popular programming that would draw fans and encourage advertisers, they discovered that one sure bet was basketball. -
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During the Civil War, Indiana Republicans continually worried that many Hoosier Democrats were conspiring with the South to overthrow the state government. -
Poet Janine Harrison reads "Weight of Silence," "Refugees," and "Last Morning in a Shithole." -
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At the turn of the last century, traveling chautauquas brought rural and small town residents cultural entertainment with a religious component. -
A favorite house plant of many people is the hoya, an epiphyte vine that is commonly called wax plant. -
In 1849, no one knew what caused cholera—a miasma in the air emanating from filth in the street, or living a life that was dissolute or intemperate -
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Hoosier Poet Laureate Norbert Krapf's love of place runs throughout many of his writings.
