All were from the small towns of Indiana. And so were a lot of other unusual and/or notable people. Here are 48 ... was a newspaper writer who became famous as a war correspondent during World ...

and since he became famous has made his home in Indianapolis. Though not a native of Indiana, Mrs. Mary Hartwell Catherwood, author of the loudly trumpeted “Lazarre,” and of an excellent ...

"I've had it awhile. I know a lot of people say they have the chair." Evidently, the historic chair's return brought some fortune to Bloomington. Indiana entered the game having lost six of its ...