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Like any city in North America, Terre Haute has sufficient oxygen, potable water and foodstuffs to support human life, and despite seasonal fluctuations, temperatures are well within acceptable

Summer would not be summer without a visit to the Vigo County Fair. You have to start out looking at the 4-H projects, and if you were in

Here was the plan – go to the opening of the Downtown Terre Haute Farmer’s Market, see what there is to see; chat with whoever chatters. A totally

A nearby railroad track occasionally roars with the sound of trains transporting goods from one place to another. The Pioneer Oil Co. rig, which is, ironically, not even a

  Dakota Batchler defines art pretty broadly, saying. “It’s anything that you create that wasn’t already in existence.” Then he adds, “It’s something that you make using your

You can’t miss the house on 24th and Washington — the one with the entirety of its vast front yard devoted to a Christmas display. Bill Bones is

Determining the boundaries among art, craft and decoration involves personal taste and assumptions about intentions in a way that makes it inherently subjective. However, no matter how you

Terre Haute was once a destination for harness racing, with a unique four-cornered track east of town. Nowadays, equine competition is on the west side, specifically the Saint

  “Do you know what time the bus comes ’round?”  “I’m pretty sure it comes around every hour.” “I’ve gotta make it to Evansville by tonight.”  “Oh, you