An artist scours scenic places not in search of beauty, but for trash she transforms into art

by socialtern | Jan 20, 2022 | All News Louisville

A self-described “eco-artist” from Maine was recently featured with a two-page spread in People Magazine.Mariah Reading scours scenic locations, not in search of beauty, but rather trash.Reading transforms litter into painted landscapes, using what people...

From ‘milk and honey’ to decay, 38th Street neighborhoods hope this time will be different

by socialtern | Jan 20, 2022 | General News

The infamous 38th Street, one of Indianapolis’ major east-west corridors, has for generations been characterized by decay. Residents hope for change.        Source

Louisville Metro sees some flurries, here’s where snow was reported in Kentucky

by socialtern | Jan 20, 2022 | All News Louisville

While a few flurries may have fallen early Thursday, the more substantial snow accumulations stayed well south of Louisville and to the east.Still, the latest round of winter weather brought some impacts to the Louisville region. Those impacts were mainly frigid...

Fishers drops plan to give council president power over committee appointments

by socialtern | Jan 20, 2022 | General News

The Fishers City Council scrapped a plan to give the council president veto powers on appointments to boards and committees.        Source

Images depict contrasting effects of lung damage among unvaccinated people

by socialtern | Jan 20, 2022 | All News Louisville

The extent of potential damage COVID-19 can cause on the lungs and long-term damage can depend on whether a person is vaccinated. A Maryland radiologist wants people to see what he sees in COVID-19 patients, hoping to move the unvaccinated to get vaccinated.Dr. Omer...