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Nashville · Nashville

Federal Funding Cuts Are Hitting Home - Limestone Post Magazine

Grandparents with custody of their grandchildren, low-income families, and stewards of clean water are all feeling the impact of federal funding cuts. Vulnerable Hoosiers are getting hit the worst. Writer Trung Le interviewed leaders at several Monroe County nonprofits to see how uncertainty caused by government policies are leading to hardship.Read Article

Bloomington, Indiana · Bloomington

Bloomington Sculptor Reaches ‘Punctuation Point’ with Her Latest Exhibition - Limestone Post Magazine

The career of IU sculpture professor Melanie Cooper Pennington has continually evolved over 30-plus years, but she considers her recent exhibition at the I Fell Gallery “a punctuation point.” Claude Cookman, author and professor emeritus at IU, says watching Cooper Pennington talk about her work feels like watching one of her sculptures come to life.Read Article

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