Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 1st of July.
Good morning, Lafayette.
The Robert and Ellen Haan Museum of Indiana Art will use a $9,000 Duke Energy Foundation grant to transform five vacant downtown storefronts into a free, rotating exhibit celebrating Indiana’s role in American history as part of America250.
The display will run from October to December.
Tar spot was confirmed in Tippecanoe County, and Purdue researchers say early detection is key to protecting corn yields.
Drone technology & AI help farmers monitor fields and spot the fungal infection before it spreads.
Veterinarian assistant Kayla Winemiller and a Tippecanoe County Sheriff's Office official advise pet owners to keep animals inside or on a leash during Fourth of July fireworks since pets often get scared; they also recommend microchipping and updating collar tags (to help locate runaway pets).
At Robinson's Farm, equine therapy sessions help build confidence in local children as riding lessons use horses trained for kids with physical and mental disabilities (including Dreamer).
The program uses five of the farm's seven horses to support these sessions.
Henry Cho Live Performance
8 p.m. — Long Center for the Performing Arts — Check for pricing — Enjoy a night of comedy with stand-up star Henry Cho.
Monroeville Band Performance
7-10 p.m. — The Stables Event Center — Food trucks and full bar available — Enjoy a night of live music with seating for all ages.
Everyday Improv
7-8 p.m. — MatchBOX Coworking Studio — Entry details not specified — Explore your comedic side with Judson Wright through improvised performances.
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