Ruthie Cohen has been writing for Limestone Post for going on ten years. Throughout a life of living and learning in and out ...

Murals have been around for as long as there have been walls and humans to paint on them. But as photographer and writer M.J. Bower shows in this photo essay, Bloomington, Indiana, has seen a ...

Water volume in the Ohio River is expected to increase by 30 percent over the next 50 years. But Origin Park, a 600-acre park being developed in southern Indiana, will turn the inevitable flooding ...

The Hoosier National Forest covers an unlikely but extraordinary piece of history just outside of Paoli — a large pioneer community of free Black settlers called Lick Creek. The settlement flourished ...

Rachel Bahr assigned her high school English class at the Academy of Science and Entrepreneurship to take photos of places in Bloomington and write descriptions about their “sense of place.” The ...

More than thirty years ago, artist Edwin Fulwider wrote a memoir about growing up in Bloomington in the early 1900s. The memoir portrays a “rich landscape of local art, life, and history” of a bygone ...

One recent winter, Mark Stosberg set out on a 50-mile run. He wasn’t racing in or training for an event, so at some point, he had to answer the question, Why keep going? To test his physical and ...

Writer Michael G. Glab looks at some of the unusual and interesting team nicknames and mascots of Indiana high schools, as told in the book "Hoosiers All" by Emerson Houck. From Aces to Zebras, these ...

While public schools in Indiana are facing key policy and budgetary challenges, the Orange County public school districts in southern Indiana are working to overcome the challenges children face, via ...

“Travel with Laurie” is a new Limestone Post travel series written by Laurie D. Borman, who will take us to many sundry and fascinating destinations in southern Indiana. In her first article, Laurie ...

The term “constitutional crisis” has been used frequently in 2025, often in reaction to a political situation, a controversial policy, or a legal dispute. But are we in a constitutional crisis now?

The individual paths people take to the emergency medical profession are varied and can differ by geography. Christine Brackenhoff profiles four EMS professionals in south-central Indiana to find out ...