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The state fair's pop-up vinyl shop offers nostalgia and a return to physical media (opens the original)
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When Andy Skinner, a Marion County resident, decided to open Indy CD & Vinyl on Broad Ripple Avenue 24 years ago, he wanted to use his passion for music to amplify the modern vinyl record resurgence. From Ariana Grande to Fleetwood Mac, Indy Vinyl has generations of music and movies for sale in various reminiscent forms. As the internet has grown, so has the rapid spread of â80s and â90s nostalgia. Take â Stranger Things,â for example, set in Indiana during this time period. Much of the
Observe, engage, create—what this student journalist learned at the Indiana State Fair (opens the original)
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Editor's note: For the sixth year, TheStatehouseFile.com is relocating from the basement of the Indiana Statehouse to the Indiana State Fair to cover every single day of the iconic event. Fifteen collegiate journalists will be filing stories from Goat Mountain, Hook's Drugs, Pioneer Village, the Dairy Bar and beyond. Got a state-fair story tip or request for coverage? (Professional media outlets may republish TSF content for free.) Email TheStatehouseFileNewsroom@gmail.com. From traveling rodeo
'Humans are at the top of our mind': A Zionsville jewelry store opens doors for diversity (opens the original)
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Robert Goodman Jewelers in Zionsville offers more to the community than diamond rings and necklaces. It started when Goodman received a call from a friend suggesting they put on a public menorah lighting in Zionsville. The goal was for Jewish children to feel a sense of pride about the holiday. After the turnout, they decided to host a separate event for their Muslim friends. From there, the variety and quantity of events grew to encompass more groups in the Zionsville community. This year, the
Hoosier sailor's lost remains return more than 80 years after Pearl Harbor attack (opens the original)
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For years Judith Marlene Martin wondered what happened to her uncle, Paul Newton. A Romney, Indiana, resident, he joined the military right out of high school, despite the risk of the United States joining World War II. Shortly after, the war came to him at Pearl Harbor. Newton was serving as a 1st class seaman aboard the USS West Virginia when the aerial attack hit and was never seen again. Martin was 14 when her 20-year-old uncle passed away. More than 80 years later, Martinâs daughter, Rebe
What's the mystery of this men's softball team’s success? Thirty years of friendship (opens the original)
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For almost 30 years and for as long as I can remember, my dad, Nicholas Shotwell, has spent his Thursday nights after work on the softball field with people who have become some of his closest companions. âIf you donât carve out time to do things like that, itâll just get absorbed in work, responsibilities and stress,â he told me recently over breakfast at Chick-fil-A. But a lot of men donât seem to be making time for friends. Male loneliness is becoming recognized as a public health
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