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Don't miss this opportunity to connect with nature and gain a deeper appreciation for "Oaks - The Trees of Life," put on by the Bedford Parks Outdoors Series! Judi Brown with "Let the Sun Shine In" will lead an engaging discussion on the many benefits that Oaks provide to wildlife, the forest ecosystem, and people! Learn how we can preserve and protect these vital components of Indiana's natural heritage. To secure your spot, RSVP by Monday, June 24th, by calling…

  The annual Limestone Heritage Festival celebrates Lawrence County's rich limestone heritage and is the culminating event during the Limestone Month celebration each June. Food vendors, live entertainment on the Harp Common Stage, limestone carving exhibition at the Downtown Depot, Bedford Farmers market, The Limestone Heritage Festival Parade and fireworks display are all presented in the heart of downtown Bedford. Limestone Carving Exhibition at Downtown Depot Friday, 5-8pm Saturday 9am - 4pm Parade following by fireworks Saturday 6pm

Rev up your engines and cruise into Mitchell's downtown Main Street for some coffee and freshly baked breakfast items from "A Piece of Cake" mobile bakery bus. Get ready to feast your eyes on an impressive lineup of vintage beauties to modern marvels and connect with fellow car enthusiasts! Call (812) 583-6119 for questions

Hear a blend of soulful county with a hint of blues for a unique sound performed by Makenzie Phipps. Doors open at 6:15pm. Tickets $15 adults, $8 for 12 and under.

LAWRENCE COUNTY 4H FAIR Daily Events Friday, July 5 9 AM - Foods (Community Building); Cake & Cupcake Decorating (Exhibit Hall) 10 AM - Horticulture, Beekeeping, Floriculture Judging (Exhibit Hall) 10 AM - Dog Showmanship & Obedience (Show Arena) Saturday, July 6 5 AM - Animal Check In 10 AM - Dog Agility (Show Arena) 4 PM - Public Fashion Revue (Expo Hall) 6 PM - Horse & Pony: Halter Classes & Showmanship (Horse Arena) 7 PM - Demolition Derby…

Visit with President Abraham Lincoln as part of the Old Fashioned Independence Weekend! Lincoln will be in the Pioneer Village Meeting House at 12:30 PM.

Sarah Schafer, a 23-year-old Latin teacher at Bedford High School, was murdered on January 21, 1904, in an alley off Lincoln Avenue. The murder remains unsolved after 120 years. This memory walk will include stops at the site of the mortuary where Schafer's body was embalmed, and Death Valley, where her body was found. Come for a night of history and learn about some of the suspects who were thought to be involved in the murder. You might even learn…