Tag Archives: Madison-Indiana

an interactive sculpture

Posted on August 6, 2012 by V

Madison, looking for an interactive flood sculpture, has whittled down the competition to three sculptors who await the vote of the citizens. There are three contenders: Adam McIntyre’s model is made of resin in the shape of a sail with … Continue reading →

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groundhog holes and graves

Posted on September 29, 2009 by V

Yesterday I visited the Springdale cemetery for a wonderful walk, or I should say climb. The cemetery has some very old graves up on the hillside, and of course, I needed to go there for some reason. It certainly was a … Continue reading →

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crusty and homely and rough

Posted on September 19, 2009 by V

Sounds more like the description of a good, crusty home-made loaf of Italian bread  than the words on the headstone of a priest, but those were the words from someone’s heart that were cut into the slab of stone. When I … Continue reading →

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re-usable piers

Posted on September 12, 2009 by V

Wilbur Smith Associates presented at a public meeting on September 10th, at the new Milton Elementary School in Milton, Kentucky. I was pleased that they included a video presentation of how a new bridge would look from a new perspective. … Continue reading →

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There’s something about…

Posted on September 8, 2009 by V

Madison One description for the (2005) Madison movie trailer reads, “Residents of a small town in Indiana band together to try and save the dwindling population…”  The movie is based on a true story. According to the city’s bicentennial webpage … Continue reading →

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