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Drive From Anywhere In Indiana To This Legendary Seafood Shack That Skips The Frills
Indiana has a lot of things going for it, but “world-class seafood destination” has never really been one of the phrases people reach for first. Paula’s On Main in Fort Wayne is here to change your mind about that, one plate of almond walleye at a time.
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Veterans eat free at Lafayette-area Wings Etc. locations
Veterans and active-duty military personnel can receive a free meal at participating Wings Etc. locations on Nov. 11 for Veterans Day. The offer includes both Wings Etc. Grill & Pub locations in Lafayette and the West Lafayette location, according to a community announcement. Participating Grill & Pub restaurants will provide a free entrée valued up to $13.99. Wings Etc. 2Go locations are offering active-duty personnel and veterans a free combo meal valued up to $13.99. “We want to thank the members of our U.S. Armed Forces for their service and commitment,” Wings Etc. CEO Rob Hensmann said. “We’re grateful every day for their sacrifices on behalf of our nation, and this is one small way we can give back.” What veterans need to receive the free meal Proof of military service or veteran status is required to receive the Veterans Day offer. The free entrée at participating Wings Etc. Grill & Pub restaurants is available for dine-in customers only. Some restrictions may apply. Beyond the Lafayette-area restaurants, participating Indiana locations include Angola, Avon, Bluffton, Brazil, Camby, Columbia City, Connersville, Decatur, Dunlap, Elkhart, Evansville, four Fort Wayne locations, Franklin, Goshen, Greenfield, Greenwood, Huntington, two Indianapolis locations, Kendallville, La Porte, Marion, Martinsville,
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Born 131 Years Ago Today in Indiana, the Father of the Grand Ole Opry Who Helped Lead Country Music Into the Mainstream
On this day (November 9) in 1895, George Dewey Hay was born in Attica, Indiana. While Hay never sang a note or played an instrument, he is largely responsible for the booming industry that is country music today. Every time you see your favorite country performer sing under the dazzling lights of the Grand Ole Opry or tune into a Saturday night broadcast, you have Hay to thank. After beginning his career in print journalism before shifting to radio, the businessman launched what would morph into one of country music’s most cherished institutions on November 28, 1925.
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Beef House to reopen Thursday
COVINGTON — The Beef House Restaurant will re-open with regular hours at 11 a.m. Thursday (Eastern time). The restaurant has been closed since an electrical fire on Oct. 26. The owners issued this statement,“We would again like to thank the firefighters and first responders who arrived quickly and contained the fire. We also send thanks to everyone who has been working hard to help us re-open including Servpro, Josh Ferguson, Anderson Electric, Skip Gerbsch, Poynter Drywall & Painting, Duane Drollinger, Matt Drollinger, Snider Plumbing & Heating, Dirt Bee Gone, Offutt Development, Wright Farms, Danville Paper & Supply and our amazing and dedicated staff who has been here each day to clean and put everything back together.