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Laurie Borman

Laurie Borman

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Editor at Large, Limestone Post

Indiana, Bloomington

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Total articles 14

  • How Orange T-shirts Helped Revive Gaming in French Lick

    By Laurie Borman| Limestone Post Verified Just over twenty years ago, citizens of Orange County’s French Lick donned orange shirts and went to the Indiana Statehouse to encourage Indiana lawmakers to grant the town a gaming license. It was a long-haul battle. Legislators had opened the doors to riverboat gambling in 1993 for eleven water-based casino licenses in Indiana — five on Lake Michigan, five on the Ohio River, and one on Patoka Lake — but a license hadn’t been given to French Lick.

    By Laurie Borman · Limestone Post

    Oct. 25, 2024

  • Travel with Laurie: Historical and Spiritual New Harmony, ‘a Thin Space’

    By Laurie Borman| Limestone Post Verified For some, New Harmony, Indiana, is a thin space. A place where the boundary between heaven and earth closes. Perhaps that’s from its beginnings founded by the utopian Harmony Society in 1814. For others, it’s simply a wonderfully preserved town with historic tours, great local food served in classic Victorian buildings, and many events such as the annual Early American Life magazine directory artisan market and Christmas-decorated house tours and tree-lighting ceremonies the first week of December.

    By Laurie Borman · Limestone Post

    Nov. 17, 2023

  • How Orange T-shirts Helped Revive Gaming in French Lick

    By Laurie Borman| Limestone Post Verified Just over twenty years ago, citizens of Orange County’s French Lick donned orange shirts and went to the Indiana Statehouse to encourage Indiana lawmakers to grant the town a gaming license. It was a long-haul battle. Legislators had opened the doors to riverboat gambling in 1993 for eleven water-based casino licenses in Indiana — five on Lake Michigan, five on the Ohio River, and one on Patoka Lake — but a license hadn’t been given to French Lick.

    By Laurie Borman · Limestone Post

    Oct. 25, 2024

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Limestone Post

Bloomington, Indiana, United States