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News reporter with the Tribune-Star in Terre Haute, Indiana. Reach out with story ideas at alex.modesitt@tribstar.com USMC vet.
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Yearlong run on gun ammunition persists in Terre Haute

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By Alex Modesitt Verified
| Pharos-Tribune Verified
TERRE HAUTE — Ammunition — when it can be found — is flying off the shelves across the United States, including in Terre Haute. For example, in mid-January Top Guns in Terre Haute had available the popular 5.56mm rifle ammunition. Videos detailing how and when customers could buy the ammo, pre-loaded in magazines and placed in range bags, posted to the store’s Facebook page garnered tens of thousands of views.
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Yearlong run on ammo persists Original

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By Alex Modesitt Verified, Alex Modesitt Tribune-Star
| Tribune-Star Verified
Ammunition — when it can be found — is flying off the shelves across the United States, including in Terre Haute. For example, in mid-January Top Guns in Terre Haute had available the popular 5.56mm rifle ammunition. Videos detailing how and when customers could buy the ammo, pre-loaded in magazines and placed in range bags, posted to the store’s Facebook page garnered tens of thousands of views.
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Children's Museum needs $3,000 to hit goal

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By Alex Modesitt Verified, Alex Modesitt Tribune-Star
| Tribune-Star Verified
The Terre Haute Children’s Museum is close to hitting its fundraising goal, with just $3,000 more needed through Sunday to earn the maximum matching funds from the Wabash Valley Community Foundation. The museum has raised so far about $137,000 of its $140,000 goal, said museum executive director Susan Turner. Susan Turner The WVCF has pledged to match $1 for every $2 that is raised by the Children’s Museum by the deadline, up to a total match of $70,000.
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