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Parker Rodgers column: Narrow win over Nebraska exposes IU flaws

Lebanon Reporter 13 Oct 2026
Saturday's 20-17 Indiana victory over Nebraska was anything but pretty ... .
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Will Willems Column: Time for Purdue to get greedy

Lebanon Reporter 13 Oct 2026
What a difference a couple of weeks has made for the Purdue football team ... .
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Settlements pending with drug makers, claims process open: Pa. OAG

The Daily Item 13 Oct 2026
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania is among 45 states and ...
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All nine Indiana congressional seats are contested

Kokomo Tribune 13 Oct 2026
All nine Indiana members of the U.S.
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Cancer victim credits early detection for her survival

Kokomo Tribune 13 Oct 2026
JEFFERSONVILLE – When Pam McCoy learned she had breast cancer, it was the middle of summer 2017. She was sitting at the dinner table at her cousin’s house, and her sons were outside swimming in the pool when the phone ... .
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Tomatoes, other vegetables, produce second late crop if conditions are right

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Most perennials — like peppers and tomatoes – can, with sufficient water, manage through drought and develop deep root systems, helping it survive and possibly produce a fall crop, said a local expert ....
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First in a two-part series: Apps, other factors source of frustration for some in online ...

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. – Terms like swipe left, swipe right, ghosting, catfishing and breadcrumbing are all related to dating apps, with a swipe left meaning not interested, and a swipe right indicating interest ....
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Lung cancer survival rates best with early detection, experts say

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
TAHLEQUAH, Okla. The American Lung Association’s statistics on lung cancer in Oklahoma reveals those surviving the disease for five years is 25%, significantly lower than the national average of 29.7% ....
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COLUMN: On the nastiness that is Halloween candy

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
This is an evil time of the year. Mind you, it’s not because Halloween represents a malevolent force, including a red-skinned dude with horns and a pointy tale, sporting a trident ....
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COLUMN: Failed protocols force doctors into ethical dilemma

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
As a conservative, I’m someone who strongly believes in law and order, accountability, and the sanctity of justice. However, it also demands a hard look at reality and ask whether the systems we empower are working or if they turn ....
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EDITORIAL: Trump's speech to U.N. sets off alarm bells

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
President Donald Trump likes to describe himself and ...
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OKSWAGEN FEST: Annual event brings vintage cars, memories to downtown Tahlequah

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
TAHLEQUAH, Okla ... ....
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Growth, development not the same

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
In 2023, when I bought a house here and moved back to Huntsville from The Woodlands, I became one of nearly two-thirds of Walker County’s employed residents who worked outside the county ....
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COLUMN: I never feared Election Day, until now

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
In 49 years as a registered voter, I have never approached an election with the kind of concern I feel today. I have disagreed with candidates, questioned policies and worried about the direction of our country ....
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Bills on epilepsy deaths, water service, tax collection signed into law

The Huntsville Item 13 Oct 2026
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro signed seven bills into law last week, including a measure that mandates a new formal designation for certain deaths among people diagnosed with epilepsy ....

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