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“The First Lady of Song,” Ella Fitzgerald won 13 Grammy awards and sold over 40 million albums in her lifetime. Born on April 25 in 1917, in Virginia, Fitzgerald’s earliest memories of music were born in her local church. She loved dancing and performed for her peers on the way to school and at lunchtime.

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…the beat goes on

Beloved icon Tina Turner recently passed, leaving fans and admirers in total shock. While her age and her long alleged battle with illness are determining factors, the world was not ready to say goodbye to such a legend. She coined mega-hits like “The Best” and “What’s Love Got to Do With It.” But before she rose to stand alone in her fame, she shared the limelight with her husband Ike Turner.

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A very, very pricey taste

The rare, fragrant, flavorful and extremely expensive white truffles that grow in Alba, Italy can put you back nearly $7,000 a pound. It’s the reason why Japanese company, Cellato, broke the Guinness record for the world’s priciest ice cream, a brand called Byakuya that would set you back $6,696 per serving. According to the company, “It took us over 1.5 years to develop, with a lot of trials and errors to get the taste right. Achieving a Guinness World Records title made the effort all worth it.”

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Heart of Indiana United Way and local Community Foundations partner to launch Equity Advancement Fund

Madison County, IN – – Heart of Indiana United Way (HIUW) in partnership with local Community Foundations serving Delaware, Henry, Madison, South Madison and Randolph counties announces the creation and launch of a new Equity Advancement Fund. The new mini-grants program is designed to help strengthen and advance equity locally.

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IU Health Tipton Hospital unveils new chapel

IU Health Tipton recently unveiled its newly relocated chapel. The chapel is now located in the administration hallway, just around the corner from the café. During the unveiling ceremony, Chaplain Angela Gafford Asmus lead the celebration with prayer, scripture and an opportunity to continue to build a sacred space for the IU Health Tipton community. Team members were invited to put their own touch on the chapel and “leaf the tree with love” on a special piece of artwork. They could write their name on a heart-shaped leaf and attach it to a canvas tree. This artwork will be displayed to help remind chapel visitors of the hospital’s ongoing journey of faith.

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