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The panels are part of a larger effort to create the 'Aerotropolis' or airport city.
Indiana crops yields have been low because of heavy rains followed by a hot summer.
The Department of Environmental Management held an informational session Wednesday to address concerns over recently filed permits.
In order to be eligible, farms had to have been owned by the same family for more than 100 consecutive years.
A disagreement between restaurateur Daniel Orr and Columbus city leaders has been resolved, paving the way for a new eatery in the city.
There won't be a bumper crop this year, but depending on summer weather, most farmers should recover.
Hoping to take advantage of a window of dry weather, central Indiana farmers are scouring their land for areas that can be planted.
Record rainfall and flooding in Indiana continue to prevent farmers from planting their crops.
Local groups are popping all over the state addressing the state's water quality- specifically watershed management.
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