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26- or 52-Week Subscription to the Sunday and Thursday Edition of The Indianapolis Star (Up to 81% Off)

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Pulitzer-winning paper covers local, national, and international news and keeps readers up to date on the city’s art and food scenes

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  • $26 for a 26-week The Indianapolis Star Sunday and Thursday Edition subscription ($126 value)
  • $49 for a 52-week The Indianapolis Star Sunday and Thursday Edition subscription ($252 value)
  • All subscriptions include full access to indystar.com, the e-Newspaper, mobile sites, and apps.

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Promotional value expires Feb 18, 2015. Amount paid never expires. 1/person, 1 as gift. Valid only for option bought. Valid only for new subscribers or those who haven't subscribed within past 60 days. Valid only in areas where home delivery is available. Not valid with other offers. After promotional period ends, the Full Access subscription will continue and be billed monthly at regular rate, less any applicable credits, unless The Indianapolis Star is otherwise notified. Applicable taxes not incld in rate. After promotional period ends, if you decide to cancel subscription, contact The Indianapolis Star. Merchant is solely responsible to purchasers for the care and quality of the advertised goods and services. Learn about Strike-Through Pricing and Savings

About The Indianapolis Star

Covering developments at local, state, and national levels, the Indianapolis Star boasts a rich history of reporting that has earned the publication two Pulitzer Prizes and the trust of its subscribers. Readers stay informed with the help of stories that track political happenings throughout Indiana and Washington. County-specific sections of the newspaper's online editions similarly cover everything from business to crime, always with a local focus. Opinion pieces stoke citywide dialogues on such local concerns as tax policy and the person who keeps leaving their dishes in the sink at City Hall. Additionally, the Indianapolis Star explores the area's cultural offerings with regular features on local restaurants, art, and music.

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