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Sullivan Times · Farmersburg, IN
Nearby: Farmersburg, INThe girls basketball season opened with two Sullivan County teams in the same gym. Dugger Union traveled to Farmersburg and beat North Central 46–28 on Nov. 3. By the end of the week, the Bulldogs had played on back-to-back nights…

Sullivan Times · Farmersburg, IN
Nearby: Farmersburg, INFrom the inaugural Out Of Your Senses performance in 2025 to Renaissance Days, Improvsburg and outreach programs in swordfighting, improv and more, on October 16, 2026, the Farmersburg Theater announced they have achieved 365 days of programming.

suncommercial.com · Vincennes, IN
Nearby: Vincennes, INEVANSVILLE — Representatives with Azzip Pizza announced the business is expanding once again, with its 14th store opening in the spring of 2027 at 302 Kimmell Road, Vincennes, in the Kimmell Pointe development in front of Aldi and Hobby Lobby.“Ever since we opened our first location in Evansville, we’ve heard, ‘You should come to Vincennes!’” said founder Brad Niemeier in the press release. “We’re excited to share that it is happening! We’re looking forward to being an active part of the Vincennes community. We’d love to get involved supporting schools and local non-profits through givebacks and sponsorships. Sports banners, silent auctions, PTO fundraisers, you name it. If it’s for a good cause, we want to hear about it.”The press release highlighted that Azzip is known for creating personal and delicious pizzas on both their flaky, golden crust and their crispy, fluffy Detroit-style Square Zip.

South Dakota Searchlight · Washington, IN
Nearby: Washington, INWASHINGTON — With a sweeping majority secured in the U.S. House next Congress, newly elected Democrats arrived in the nation’s capital this week vowing to act on their agenda of affordability and accountability. The dozens of Democrats who flipped the House majority are in Washington, D.C., for several days as part of new member orientation. The onboarding tradition for both parties features training sessions and programming, as well as a class photo on the U.S. Capitol steps and a room lottery to determine their office spaces. In early January, the new members will be sworn in, and Democrats will spend the next two years attempting to deliver on the issues they spent months campaigning on — ranging from lowering the high cost of healthcare to enacting anti-corruption efforts to trying to overturn the GOP’s mega tax and spending cut law. Their introduction was overwhelming at times. Rep.-elect J.D.