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It's Your Business: A year in review for Bloomington's The Mill - Vimarsana News

It's Your Business: A year in review for Bloomington's The Mill

New team members at The Mil are introduced and what was accomplished in 2023 is listed, from winning awards to new partnerships and companies.

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No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards - Vimarsana News

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards

Two Franklin College journalism students wrote more than 100 stories covering the 2023 legislative session during what proved to be a fruitful awards season for TheStatehouseFile.com.

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards - Vimarsana News

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards Staff Report Jun 21, 2023   Two Franklin College journalism students wrote more than 100 stories covering the 2023 legislative session during what proved to be a fruitful awards season for TheStatehouseFile.c

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards - Vimarsana News

No break for TheStatehouseFile.com after its 17th session and a raft of awards

Two Franklin College journalism students wrote more than 100 stories covering the 2023 legislative session during what proved to be a fruitful awards season for TheStatehouseFile.com.

Two Statehouse File reporters among top placers in Keating writing contest - Vimarsana News

Two Statehouse File reporters among top placers in Keating writing contest

INDIANAPOLIS—Ten student journalists chased $6,000 in journalism prizes Saturday. In five hours, they had to interview, write and file a creative, compelling and well-written story that would earn them a