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    Louisville Women's Tennis Heads to Indiana Invitational▼Louisville Women’s Tennis Set to Travel to Indiana Invitational✉newsSportTennis51 min ago

    The University of Louisville women's tennis team is set to compete at the Indiana Invitational, according to an announcement from the athletic department. The trip sends the Cardinals to Bloomington for tournament play against a regional field. The news gives fans a look at the fall schedule and which players will represent Louisville in upcoming matches as the program continues its season preparations.

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    Psychological horror play to get staged reading in Lafayette, Indiana●Hey there, everyone, especially those around # LafayetteIN # Indiana . I wrote a 10-minute psychological & religious horMmastodonCultureTheatre41 d ago

    Playwright Scott Starkey has announced a staged reading of his new ten-minute psychological and religious horror play in Lafayette, Indiana. The reading is scheduled for either October 14 or 15 at Matchbox coworking studio at 17 South 6th Street, with the exact date still to be confirmed. Local theatre audiences are being invited to attend the event.

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    Bloomington Music Expo returns Saturday with 60 vendor tables▼PRESS RELEASE: Bloomington Music Expo returns Saturday with 60 tables of music✉newsCultureMusic1 d ago

    The Bloomington Music Expo is returning this Saturday, featuring 60 tables of music vendors. Organizers announced the event via press release, inviting collectors and fans to browse records, CDs and related merchandise. The expo is a recurring gathering for music lovers in the Bloomington, Indiana area, drawing vinyl enthusiasts and casual shoppers alike for a day of buying, selling and trading.

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    Olympic Torch Relay to Pass Through Kentucky and Indiana▼The Olympic Torch Is Coming to Kentucky and Indiana, and I Want to Carry It✉newsSportOlympics2 d ago

    The Olympic torch relay is reported to be coming to Kentucky and Indiana, with a local radio personality in the region expressing a personal hope to be chosen as a torchbearer. No further details, such as dates, cities, or how participants are selected, were given. The relay typically visits communities ahead of an Olympic Games, inviting local residents to take part in carrying the flame.