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Opinion · Boise

[Opinion] KRULL COLUMN: Strong at the Broken Places

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Indianapolis · Indianapolis

Bucking broncos, barrel racers, cattle ropers—the rodeo returns to the state fair

The Indiana State Fair Championship Rodeo returned to the fair Thursday, with a second round scheduled for Friday night. It's a perennial favorite for fair goers as well as the Statehouse File staff, who know a great story when they…Read Article

Indianapolis · Indianapolis

Love of llamas brings the Warren County Herd of Heroes to the Indiana State Fair

Among the tall, wooly llamas and alpacas at the Indiana State Fair, the Warren County show people were easily visible in their bright pink t-shirts with “Herd of Heroes” in black bold lettering.Indianapolis · Indianapolis Read Article

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