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Hundreds gather at Tapawingo Park for annual Art Along the Wabash (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Art can take many forms, from paintings and pottery to live music, and organizers at the annual Art Along the Wabash brought all of them together to brighten the local community. Held at Tapawingo Park, the outdoor festival drew hundreds of visitors browsing tents filled with clothing, paintings, drawings, sculptures, and handmade decor while listening to live musical performances. For watercolor artist Becky Brody, who began painting 25 years ago, the creative proc
‘Battle for the Brave’: Pro wrestling event slams muscular dystrophy, raises funds for MDA (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Roughly 250,000 people across the United States live with muscular dystrophy, according to the National Institutes of Health. At the second annual House of Heat Pro Wrestling “Battle for the Brave,” organizers, athletes and fans stepped into the ring to help fight back. The charity event aimed to raise funds for the Muscular Dystrophy Association (MDA) while delivering high-flying entertainment for fans of all ages. The night featured appearances by WWE legends Rob
Restored Vintage Coca-Cola Mural Brings History and Nostalgia Back to Downtown Frankfort (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - When you think of the Coca-Cola brand, a specific memory often comes to mind — but for many, it is the iconic cursive logo. First introduced in 1887, that classic emblem is sparking fresh nostalgia in Frankfort as a community-driven project restores an original ghost sign mural on the side of a downtown building. The exact date of the original painting is lost to history, but the piece connects deeply to the city’s heritage. Frankfort was home to a Coca-Cola bottlin
Purdue opens new smart manufacturing lab to train next generation of engineers (opens the original)
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University leaders recently cut the ribbon on the Rittal and Eplan Lab in Dudley Hall, designed to bridge digital engineering, infrastructure, and automation. Officials say the facility mirrors the systems major industries, ranging from aerospace to automotive, currently use to streamline production. Leaders expect the lab’s reach to extend well beyond the classroom. “It’s going to create not only a lot of jobs, but it’s going to prepare the workforce of today and tomorrow,” said Daniel Castro,
Tippecanoe County Honor Guard donates to pay down student lunch debt (opens the original)
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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - For many local families, the school lunch line can be a source of financial stress, but a local organization is stepping in to lighten the burden. On Monday morning, the Tippecanoe County Honor Guard presented a donation to the Tippecanoe School Corporation to help pay down negative student lunch account balances. Under TSC policy, no student is denied a meal regardless of whether they have funds in their account. However, unpaid balances accumulate throughout the s
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