Buy a plate of the restaurant’s biscuits and gravy and get the recipe on Nov. 7.
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Posted inBusiness
Global Gifts to close after nearly 40 years
The nonprofit specializes in fair trade to ensure workers in developing countries are paid fairly and work in safe conditions.
Posted inArts & Culture
Will local online backlash stop the rise of AI flyers?
Some see calling out people as a useful tool. Others prefer drawing the line on where to place blame.
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Developer proposes turning Washington Square into a luxury resort
Residents want change, but are skeptical development will move forward.
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Shop from Black-owned businesses at this free festival
Daptoberfest will feature music, food and art from over 150 Black-owned businesses at Warren Central High School Oct. 24.
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Meet the family behind Irvington’s new sewing shop
Sycamore Sewing Co. aims to provide quality fabric at an affordable price.
Posted inArts & Culture
Monsters made with tender love and care
Jess West of Monsterz Inc. is Irvington’s own Dr. Frankenstein. She creates beautiful monsters.
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Here’s why The Sports Bra Indy hasn’t opened yet
Co-owner Eve Keller said construction and fundraising have caused delays. She’s hopeful the bar will open by the end of 2026.
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Elanco, Purdue announce westside research institute
The One Health Research Institute will help speed up the path from discovery to products.
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What’s up with everything being a ‘cultural campus’ now?
Newfields, The Cabaret, The Children’s Museum and the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis are all, you guessed it, campuses. Here’s what that means for you.
