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How to Live a More Analog Life in 2026 And why SEI Times exists in the first place Life in 2026 is loud. Not just in the obvious ways, but in the constant, background hum we’ve all learned to live with. Notifications. Feeds. Algorithms deciding what we see and when we see it. Even the good stuff gets buried between ads, outrage, and noise. Living a more analog life today is not about rejecting technology or pretending the modern world doesn’t exist. It’s about choosing how i

Local second grade teacher realized that many of her students didn't have a board game at home. As someone who loves sharing a game night with friends and family, she thought what better way to get families to get off the screens and connect with one another at home than giving the gift of a new game this holiday season. She took to Facebook to see if anyone wanted in on the idea. Within minutes a board game for every single kid in her classroom was purchased. Not only will n

The Dearborn County Historical Society has transformed Newtown Park in Downtown Lawrenceburg into a true winter wonderland. Trees are sponsored by local businesses and families.

The Greendale Police Department are ensuring veteran's graves in Greendale Cemetery are properly decorated for the holiday season.

AJ Waltz of Waltz Photography, located in Lawrenceburg, Indiana, was dropping his daughter off for school in November when he noticed a few kids walking into the building without a coat. He didn't like thinking there were kids that didn't have a coat this winter, so he made a quick post on Facebook. "I want to ensure anyone who needs a coat has one this winter." Before long, other business owners were donating coats too. 39 North Marketing, Blake Haag Realty, Clarks Home Serv