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Herron’s community-focused summer exhibitions to feature Fine Art Furniture and Painting

Guest Contributor - May 9, 2013

This year, Herron School of Art and Design’s popular, community-focused, summer exhibitions will feature Fine Art Furniture and Painting. A June 14 reception in...

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Celebrate At the Indy 500 Festival

ADRIAN KENDRICK - May 9, 2013

This month the Indy 500 Festival kicked off with one of its premier events, the OneAmerica 500 Festival Mini-Marathon. During its 56th year, the...

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Get ready for prom!

Jessica R. Key - May 2, 2013

Prom. It’s the day many girls dream about from childhood and a tradition that some say dates back to the 1800s. The formal black...

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Joe and El Debarge

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 2, 2013

Looking for a way to make this coming Mother’s Day an unforgettable experience for the special lady in your life? One way to do...

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Oriental Inn hospitable and satisfying

BRANDON A. PERRY - May 2, 2013

Over the years, many restaurants serving Chinese cuisine have opened, especially on the Eastside of Indianapolis. Anyone who reads this column often knows that...

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Folk singer Richie Havens dead at 72

Alan Duke - April 25, 2013

(CNN) -- Famed folk singer Richie Havens, the opening act at the 1969 Woodstock music festival, died Monday of a sudden heart attack, his...

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Pushing the envelope

Jessica R. Key - April 25, 2013

The Phoenix Theatre may seem like an inconspicuous little theater, but there is all kinds of drama that takes place there. The theater prides...

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Punch has a better burger

Jessica R. Key - April 25, 2013

One day I was riding in the car downtown with my husband and stopped at the light on the corner of Ohio and Delaware...

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Stutz artists will celebrate 20th Anniversary

ADRIAN KENDRICK - April 18, 2013

The Raymond James Stutz Artists Association will celebrate 20 years during its open house April 26 and 27. More than 70 artists will open...

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Sensational scoops

ADRIAN KENDRICK - April 18, 2013

I never turn down the opportunity to go to Handel’s Homemade Ice Cream & Yogurt. I mean really it’s the best ice cream ever!...

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