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Broken Yolk Cafe to open first Indiana location in Lafayette
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Breakfast and brunch fans will soon have a new spot to try in Lafayette as Broken Yolk Cafe prepares to open on Monday, Nov. 16. The restaurant is located in front of Target on South Street. Plans for the new brunch spot have been in the works for more than a year.
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This Humble Roadside Stop In Indiana Serves Up The Best Fried Fish You’ll Ever Taste
There’s a place in Newburgh, Indiana where the fried fish is so good, it makes you question every life decision that kept you from finding it sooner. Tin Fish is that place, and once you eat there, the world starts to look a little different. Now, before you scroll...
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Meet the construction worker who makes films
“Concrete finishers” ensure that a job site’s concrete is right. Screenwriters create stories for film; filmmakers then make a film. Las Vegas native and current Gosport, Indiana, resident Roc Anthony Bates Sr. does all three and has cemented his success in a second career. (Bates added the “Sr.” to clarify that he isn’t his son, whose name is similar.) Bates Sr., who continues to work in construction, has had a career in concrete finishing. But for $3 you can see his original vampire film, “Constance and Violence Part II" on Nov. 11 at the historic Tivoli Theatre in Spencer. (The younger Bates did hair and makeup for “Constance and Violence” Part I.) As a little boy, Bates Sr. informed his mother that he would be a rock star. The desire for work in the arts remained. “I started this (vampire) story about 10 years ago,” he said, “and let it sit. I had the whole story in my head.” He also had, by then, a nice 401K with which to finance his plan. And, his nest had recently been emptied of offspring. The single father was “learning to live without kids. I didn’t know what to buy at the grocery