Editor ~ Growing in the Heartland Magazine
Lindsay Owens is an Editor at Growing in the Heartland Magazine. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, sports, and arts and entertainment, exploring topics such as aging and longevity, fitness, and wellness programs, as well as concerts and festivals. Lindsay's work has been featured in a variety of prominent publications, including CounterPunch, Rolling Stone, and TIME.
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Lindsay's coverage heavily focuses on local community events, charity initiatives, and seasonal activities in Washington D.C. Her articles revolve around themes like family & relationships, culture & society, entertainment news, and house & home.
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Registration is underway for two 5K run/walk events planned in Washington for May and June.
The data center discussion has ended with a unanimous vote by Washington's City Council to discontinue dealings with Outrigger Industrial Monday night.
By: Lindsay Owens
Big retailers are developing technology so that algorithms can determine the price individuals pay for the same product based on how they view our price threshold.
Fans of Dolly Parton's music should make plans to attend the second concert in the 2026 edition of Washington Community Concert Series.
By: Lindsay Owens
Senior Education Ministries Dine with a Doc program will have a little different theme on June 3 at the Beckes Student Union on the Vincennes University Campus.
Over 121,300 Hoosiers age 65 and older are living with Alzheimer’s. It could be you, your friend, your family member or neighbor. That’s according to statistics provided by the Alzheimer’s
CORNING— The Corning Irish Heritage Center will be not only celebrating its Irish heritage but also America’s 250th birthday Saturday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. “We’ll kick off our events at 10 a.m. with ...
The Daviess County Commissioners and Redevelopment Commissions met in separate meetings Tuesday morning.
Loogootee SummerFest will run June 18-20 downtown. Events kick off Thursday with golf scramble beginning at 9 a.m. Vendors and the Lark Ranch carnival will be open from 5 to
It was six years ago when Eric and Christina Van-Hoose and their two daughters, Isalene and Josephine had the dream and vision for a you-pick flower farm on their property
