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The Weekly Special concluded its production in fall 2018; the page below is an archive.
WTIU continues its exploration of the Hoosier state with a new series, Journey Indiana.
After forty years as a center of culture and music, Indianapolis’ jazz haven, Indiana Avenue, crumbled under the weight of economic downturn and desegregation.
Established in 1916 as part of Indiana’s centennial, Turkey Run State Park was purchased from a lumber company, saving old growth trees for future generations.
For 30 years, Hoosier Oscar Charleston paved the way for black athletes as a pioneer in the Negro National League, electrifying crowds with his amazing talent.
Based out of Indianapolis, There Are Ghosts combines the sounds of 80s and 90s alternative rock with modern pop; they perform their original song “Don’t Stop.”
A five-piece Indie Pop band based out of Indianapolis, There Are Ghosts combines the sounds of 80s and 90s alternative rock with modern pop influences.
Based out of Indianapolis, There Are Ghosts combines the sounds of 80s and 90s alternative rock with modern pop; they perform their original song “The Best Story Ever Told.”
Hailing from Indianapolis, Moxxie is a four-piece pop grunge band with a diverse range of musicianship and influences including Garbage and Portishead.
Located in Owen County as part of the Lieber State Recreation Area, Cataract Falls is the largest waterfall in Indiana by volume, dropping 86 feet in elevation.
For thirty years, the White River Bowhunters Club hosted the International Bowhunters Organization’s first leg of the Triple Crown National Championships.
After being born and raised in Solsberry, local historian Larry Shute began a lifelong modeling project to preserve the history and heyday of his beloved town.