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The coronavirus pandemic has done more than upend the local real estate market. It likely has transformed the criteria many potential buyers have for the spaces they call home.
Andy Knight
The coronavirus pandemic has done more than upend the local real estate market. It likely has transformed the criteria many potential buyers have for the spaces they call home.
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The local real estate market showed an uncanny resilience in bouncing back from a spring downturn brought on by the coronavirus pandemic.
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Clad in camouflage, facemasks and hoodies to ward off temperatures in the 20s, a group of men gathered in a semicircle at White River Paintball to listen as Ben Lockhart went over the rules of engagement for the afternoon’s battle.
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As the U.S. moves toward more widespread distribution of a vaccine for COVID-19, the idea of mandating it is gaining traction in some quarters. Local business owners, however, are expressing reservations and taking a wait-and-see approach when it comes to considering such measures for their employees.
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On a day when America marked the ascension of an African American woman to the nation’s second highest elected office, the local Black community also mourned the passing of a woman hailed as “a driving force for change for the African American community and civil rights.”
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In a year defined by a pandemic, Indiana’s fledgling sports betting industry flourished, finishing 2020 with four consecutive months of record-setting revenue.
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For local fashion designer Bradley Jensen, the vision for "Dichotomy," his debut apparel collection, was at once sudden and years in the making.
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The economic ripple effects of the coronavirus pandemic will undoubtedly continue to be felt in 2021, but communities around Madison County are still looking forward to several projects they anticipate will boost businesses and restore a sense of normalcy.
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Local voters who cast ballots both in favor of and against President Donald Trump in November’s election watched Wednesday’s riot at the U.S. Capitol unfold with a mixture of shock, sadness and anger.