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A survival guide to safe and healthy travel

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Posted on May 23, 2026 in Features

Wherever your travels may take you, be prepared when it comes to your health before and during travel with these tips from the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). Before you go Check your destination for country-specific health risks and safety concerns. You should also know your health status before you make travel… Continue reading.

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Award-winning stories

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Posted on May 23, 2026 in From the Editor

In April, the Indiana Professional Chapter of the Society of Professional Journalists (SPJ) held its annual Best of Indiana Journalism Awards. Indiana Connection was honored with three awards. We received second place in Best Magazine Features Writing for our November feature on Pets Healing Vets, and both first and third place in Best Magazine Personality… Continue reading.

Stay safe around water and electricity

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Posted on May 22, 2026 in Safety

BY CHRIS ADAM Summer means more time at pools, lakes, and rivers, but with that comes a risk many people don’t think about — electricity around water. Whether at home or on a boat, electrical safety should always be part of your plans. Pools and spas Electrical devices should never be near pools. Keep fans, speakers,… Continue reading.

Farmers market fresh

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Posted on May 22, 2026 in Travel

Sometimes, you go into a store knowing what you need. Other times, it’s best to let your senses guide you to the goodness that will ultimately fill your cart, especially when you stop in at Wilson Farm Market in Arcadia. An astounding amount of products Take the leisurely route during your first visit — the… Continue reading.

Bring summer indoors with fresh-cut flowers

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Posted on May 22, 2026 in Backyard

One of the best things about summer in the garden is the flowers. Even better, we can bring many of those flowers indoors to enjoy their beauty and fragrance.  Coneflowers, hydrangeas, lilies, cosmos, zinnias, dianthus, snapdragons, and other perennials and annuals stand ready to beautify your indoors. You can cut a few stems of shrubs… Continue reading.

Turning coffee into community

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Posted on May 22, 2026 in Indiana Eats

BY Stephanie Bernaba Most gas stations have their regulars, but few inspire the kind of loyalty The Filling Station Coffee Haus in Berne has earned since its opening seven years ago.  When Mike and Lara Collette opened the shop along U.S. 27 North in the fall of 2019, they traded petroleum for pour-overs and turned… Continue reading.

County profile: Marion County

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Posted on May 22, 2026 in County

BY NICOLE THOMAS Marion County is the most populous county in Indiana and the birthplace of several well-known figures, including author Kurt Vonnegut, television host David Letterman, and actor Brendan Fraser. Unlike many Midwestern cities built on a grid, Indianapolis has diagonal streets that spread out from Monument Circle. When the city was planned in… Continue reading.

Empowering teachers and young entrepreneurs

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Posted on May 22, 2026 in Features

By Brian D. Smith Leanna Rotondo didn’t set out to prove there was a need for her new product. A varsity soccer player at Charlestown High School, she drew on her own experience to create soccer socks with more grip and less slip — features designed to enhance performance and reduce the odds of serious… Continue reading.

Employee spotlight: Cody Pfeifer

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Posted on May 17, 2026 in Southern Indiana Power

At Southern Indiana Power, our employees are the heart of the cooperative, and Cody Pfeifer is a valued member of that team. Cody has served as a lineman since 2012, helping maintain reliable electric service for our members and responding when outages occur. When he’s not on the job, Cody enjoys spending time with his family… Continue reading.

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Empowering our communities 

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Posted on May 17, 2026 in Southern Indiana Power

Southern Indiana Power members donated $19,164.06 to local charities, community projects, students, and fire departments through the cooperative’s Operation Round Up program this spring. About 65% of members round up their electric bills and donate the spare change to this fund, making a huge impact in our Southern Indiana communities.  A board of trustees, composed… Continue reading.