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4th Annual Indy Criterium Cycling Race Festvial

Guest Contributor - July 3, 2013

On July 13, the Indianapolis public is welcome to participate in the fourth annual Indy Criterium Cycling Race Festival. The first race will start...

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Uncorked and uninhibited

Jessica R. Key - July 3, 2013

Have you ever been out on the town and while everyone around you is ordering wine like a pro, but you’re left ordering something...

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Get on a health kick at Pita Pit

Jessica R. Key - July 3, 2013

For me, when it comes to shedding pounds, grabbing my Nikes and going to the gym, or popping in the P90X into my DVD...

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Uncorked and Uninhibited

Jessica R. Key - July 3, 2013

Have you ever been out on the town and while everyone around you is ordering wine like a pro, but you’re left ordering something...

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Get On a Health Kick At Pita Pit

Jessica R. Key - July 3, 2013

For me, when it comes to shedding pounds, grabbing my Nikes and going to the gym, or popping in the P90X into my DVD...

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The evolution of DJing

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 27, 2013

For decades, the goal of the DJ, delivering great music and fun, has remained the same. However, the way that goal is reached has...

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A sure bet for great sandwiches

BRANDON A. PERRY - June 27, 2013

Recently, a close friend encouraged me to visit Big City Grill & Lemonade, calling it one of the “best” places to get a great...

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Keeping the art form alive

Jessica R. Key - June 19, 2013

Rusty Redenbacher may appear to belong on a reggae or rock radio station, but his love of R&B and soul music is what makes...

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Delicia offers delicious upscale Latin food

Jessica R. Key - June 19, 2013

My friend Adrienne is always up on the hot, new restaurants so when she asked me to meet her at Delicia in SoBro (south...

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Homeowners can benefit from plumbing 101 course

Guest Contributor - June 19, 2013

To most people, the plumbing in their home can be a mystery. But David Heffner, owner of Heffner Plumbing, wants to help homeowners demystify...

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