Protesters listen to speakers share their experiences June 27, 2022, outside the Women's Care Center. (The Herald-Times)
A demonstrator recites chants on a megaphone and leads others around the paths April 14, 2022, near Sample Gates. This picket line is one of many on IU’s campus, and similar demonstrations are planned throughout the week.(The Indiana Daily Student)
A man drums to the beat of pro-abortion rights chants June 27, 2022, behind the Women's Care Center. (The Herald-Times)
Fairgoers squeal and laugh as they fly in circles July 5, 2022, on the hang glider ride at the Monroe County Fair. (The Herald-Times)
Samantha Lemmons joined other protestors at the Monroe County Courthouse by holding up her sign June 27, 2022, protesting the U.S. Supreme Court's decision to overturn Roe v. Wade. (The Herald-Times)
A goat pokes his head through the fence, waiting for children's food-filled hands, July 5, 2022, at the Monroe County Fair petting zoo. (The Herald-Times)
A car and people on bikes blocked the road June 27, 2022, for protestors walking back to the Monroe County Courthouse. (The Herald-Times)
A man hands a worker his ticket as he boards a carnival ride July 5, 2022, at the Monroe County Fair. (The Herald-Times)
A demonstrator stands in support at a picket line April 14, 2022, near Sample Gates. This picket line is one of many on IU’s campus as graduate workers strike to be recognized as a union among other demands. (The Indiana Daily Student)
Participants laugh following a popcorn eating contest July 1, 2023, at the Harrison County Popcorn Festival in Corydon. (Inside INdiana Business)
A Monroe County Fair worker challenges fair-goers to win at his water gun booth July 5, 2022. (The Herald-Times)
A Preferred Popcorn trucks is parked at the July 1, 2023, at the Harrison County Popcorn Festival holstering its popcorn for the blower at the parade later in the day. (Inside INdiana Business)
Chicken fill the free range enclosure of the first carbon-neutral egg farm in the United States Aug. 24, 2023. Kipster and MPS Farms opened the campus earlier this year in North Manchester, Indiana. (Inside INdiana Business)
A chicken walks up to the viewing glass of the educational suite Aug. 24, 2023, at Kipster's North Manchester farm. (Inside INdiana Business)
The Sample Gates on Indiana University’s campus are not just a trademark of the Big Ten university but are seen as the gateway between the city of Bloomington and the college. (Inside INdiana Business)
The sign reading “Politicians eminent domain is not freedom” is seen by drivers along U.S. 31. The market is the subject of demolition for an INDOT project later this year. (Inside INdiana Business)
The new Hard Truth rack house is filled with barrels of aging whiskey to be cracked open in five to eight years. (Inside INdiana Business)
With the plant as a backdrop, David Rosenberg, IEDC’s Chief Operating Officer and Chief of Staff, speaks on what Heidelberg’s investment means for the state Tuesday. (Inside INdiana Business)
Heidenberg executives and other community leaders pose and cut ribbon Tuesday to celebrate the cement plant’s opening. (Inside INdiana Business)
Wheeler’s Antiques has been open in Centerville for 53 years and benefits from the tourism Antique Alley brings. (Inside INdiana Business)
Wheeler’s Antiques has been open in Centerville for 53 years and benefits from the tourism Antique Alley brings. (Inside INdiana Business)
A demonstrator hoists his sign into the air while reciting chants April 14, 2022, near Sample Gates. He is involved in one of many picket lines on IU’s campus. (The Indiana Daily Student)
