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Lisa Renze
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Managing Editor, Free Press Indiana
Indianapolis
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causes campaigns; public policy; entertainment; sports; arts & culture; politics; lifestyle; youth; aging; incarceration; heath/wellness/fitness; entrepreneurship; technologyAfrican American issues
News outside of Roscoe, Rockton, and South Beloit, Illinois
Content
By Lisa Renze| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified Editor’s note: Throughout 2025, the Herald-Leader will be spotlighting key moments and individuals in Lexington’s vibrant 250-year history. Today, we look at the role women in Lexington played in the passage of the 19th Amendment. They came from local neighborhoods, urban and rural parts of Kentucky, even from nearby states. Teachers, businesswomen and high school and college women. Homemakers and social club members. Veterans, laborers, professional men and elected officials.
By Lisa Renze| Mirror Indy (US)@ After living in Florida just long enough to ride out the pandemic, Debbie and Mark Davis realized they were longing to return to an Indiana home. So the couple sold their place in the Sunshine State, and came back to the land of Hoosier hospitality, planning to live just temporarily with their adult daughter. But as they began looking for a house in Rushville, a city they’d called home for more than 20 years before seeking comfort in the south, they were shocked at what they found.
By Lisa Renze| Lexington Herald-Leader Verified Editor’s note: Throughout 2025, the Herald-Leader will be spotlighting key moments and individuals in Lexington’s vibrant 250-year history. Today, we look at the role women in Lexington played in the passage of the 19th Amendment. They came from local neighborhoods, urban and rural parts of Kentucky, even from nearby states. Teachers, businesswomen and high school and college women. Homemakers and social club members. Veterans, laborers, professional men and elected officials.
Company Info
Free Press Indiana
Indianapolis, United States