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The East Central Indiana Recycle and Reuse Center is a little over a year old. The site's founder is celebrating by preparing to expand across Wayne County thanks to a mobile recycling van.
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Wayne County hasn't had a bookmobile since 2009. Now, Morrisson-Reeves Library is preparing to launch a new book truck to fill that gap.
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Richmond is working with a branding firm to come up with a new look. Common Council members got a first review of the proposal this week.
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A handful of ice carvers from around the country descend on Jack Elstro Plaza this week to transform giant blocks of ice into art.
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After nearly 50 years, the library in Richmond, Ind., says it's time for a comprehensive building master plan. The first step is hearing what the community wants in a renovated space.
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The annual survey of businesses in seven Indiana counties shows businesses likely had a tougher year in 2023 than 2022, according to the survey's authors.
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Artists are hard at work on the latest murals for the Wayne County Mural Festival. The county's 100th mural will be completed at the end of summer.
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Some Wayne County and other Southeast Indiana libraries are already part of the statewide Evergreen Indiana Library Consortium. Now, Morrisson-Reeves patrons in Richmond will have access, too.
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Wayne County, Ind., is in the path of totality for April 8's solar eclipse and the entire community is preparing to celebrate.
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INDOT reports archeologists are still analyzing remains unearthed during road construction in Dec. 2022.