After the university canceled its annual MLK Jr. dinner, Black students organized their own events, including a Jan. 18 potluck.
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Remember the Park Eat, McClarney’s or Iron Skillet?
Take a look at the history behind some classic westside Indianapolis eateries.
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Potluck Party: Sweet potato showdown
Chef Oya Woodruff and three local foodies debate the best way to cook the holiday classic.
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Encuentre comida y productos Guatemaltecos en el nuevo supermercado y panadería en Lawrence
La Tienda y Panadería Mi Guatelinda se encuentra en la 4556 N. Shadeland Ave.
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Kitchen of Culture bakes new life into south side food scene
The commissary kitchen provides an affordable cooking space for food entrepreneurs.
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Find Guatemalan food and baked goods at new Lawrence grocery store
Tienda y Panaderia Mi Guatelinda is located at 4556 N. Shadeland Ave.
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Tea’s Me Café to close original 22nd Street location
Tea’s Me will continue operations at its Tea’s Me Community Café at Tarkington and Tea’s Me IU Indianapolis, while expanding its university café model, which focuses on student leadership and workforce development.
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Register for Beech Grove High School’s Thanksgiving dinner Nov. 19
Community members can register online or over the phone to enjoy a free meal.
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Chef Oya’s most memorable bites at the Chicken & Beer Fest
Plus, where you can find these local vendors and restaurants year-round.
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Apple pie cheesecake? West side’s Grammy Sue’s has a slice for you.
You’ll find the delicious desserts in an unexpected place: The back of a used appliance store.