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This Hidden Indiana Dinner Theater Serves A Homemade Buffet Alongside Spectacular Broadway Musicals

The broccoli salad here is a long-standing tradition, and the menu often changes to match whatever musical is on stage. That means dinner and the show might actually be talking to each other. I love that idea more than I probably should. This little Indiana theater has paired home-cooked buffets...

Hillsboro, IN · 1d
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Journal & Courier

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West Lafayette native wins prestigious film scoring scholarship

West Lafayette native Sebastien Hollich has received Berklee College of Music's BMI Film Scoring Scholarship, an annual award recognizing a promising student composer. Hollich, a Berklee senior majoring in screen scoring, received the scholarship during the college's annual BMI Day on Nov. 2, according to a community announcement. The Screen Scoring Department selects the recipient based on musical ability, financial need and potential for career success. "Receiving this award has been one of the highlights of my Berklee experience thus far, and I’m incredibly grateful to BMI and the department for believing in my work," Hollich said. Hollich began pursuing media composition in ninth grade after hearing Lorne Balfe's score for "His Dark Materials." He taught himself composition and production for four years before college. At Berklee, Hollich is the Screen Scoring Department's student ambassador, vice president of the Student Government Association and president of the Film Scoring Network. His music has been recorded by professional musicians at Vienna Synchron Stage, and he produces showcase content for Vienna Symphonic Library. After graduation, Hollich hopes to work as an additional composer or composer's assistant and eventually establish his own scoring studio and production team. Berklee's BMI Day also included Emmy-nominated composer

West Lafayette, IN · 1d

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50 years after the death of a broadcast journalist, younger brother shares grief journey in new book

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - A new book is bringing attention to the story of a broadcast journalist who struggled silently with mental health at a time that no one talked about it. Former WLFI journalist Don Lambert was news director and the 5 and 6 p.m. anchor in the...

West Lafayette, IN · 20h
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$64 Million Later, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum “Shattered Every Metric”: President of Museum Guest on WILO Party Line

The president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum says the facility has “pretty much shattered every metric” for attendance since a $64 million renovation, and he extended a personal invitation to Clinton, Carroll and Boone County listeners to come see it for themselves. Michael Good joined WILO’s Party...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d
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Sweet music: Longtime instrument collector opens guitar shop on E. Main Street

For Loren Hunt, opening a guitar shop wasn’t exactly a spur-of-the-moment decision. The Brownsburg resident had spent decades collecting guitars, buying and trading equipment, and thinking about what it might be like to own a music store of his own. After retiring from a corporate career in 2024, Hunt...

Brownsburg, IN · 1d

Country Herald

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Indiana Residents Could Win $2,500 Watching Christmas Movies

Indiana residents can enter a Christmas movie contest offering $2,500 cash and a charity donation.

Indiana · 2d

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Zionsville radio station holds grand opening

WITT-91.9 FM finally has a studio of its own with a little help from its friends. A station that began in a shed on late owner Jim Walsh’s Broad Ripple property had a grand opening Nov. 7 at its Zionsville studio, 1533 W. Oak St. Walsh died in 2023 and his wife, Susie Walsh, is a treasurer on the WITT board of directors.

Zionsville, IN · 19h

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Fishers podcast gives the ‘scuttlebutt’

Sisters Katelyn Marando and Taylor Pearl have been recording their podcast, “The Scuttlebutt Club” for about three years, steadily growing an audience for a lighthearted weekly dive into life in Fishers. They recently invited Mayor Scott Fadness on as a guest and instead of politics and policy, they...

Fishers, IN · 2d

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Liven up your Christmas spirit with ‘Janus Jingle’

Janus Developmental Services and the For the Love of Janus Guild will present the seventh annual Janus Jingle on Sunday, Dec. 6. It is a great way to get into the holiday spirit and support Janus. Tickets are $20 each and all the money goes directly to the Janus Guild...

Noblesville, IN · 1d

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2026 Open Space: Art About the Land—Award Winners

We are proud to announce the award winners for Open Space: Art About the Land. Each year, Open Space: Art About the Land invites artists from across Indiana to celebrate the relationship between creativity and the natural world. Hosted in partnership with the Anderson Museum of Art and in cooperation with Red-tail Land Conservancy, this juried exhibition highlights exceptional works that reflect the beauty, fragility, and inspiration found in Indiana’s landscapes. A portion of the exhibition’s proceeds supports Red-tail’s mission to preserve, protect, and restore natural areas and farmland in East Central Indiana—furthering a shared commitment to stewardship and environmental awareness.

Indiana · 3d

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Tour The Incredible Victorian Mansion In Indiana Where Presidential History Was Actually Made Every Day

Some houses are just houses, and then there’s the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis, which is the kind of place that makes you reconsider everything you thought you knew about Indiana history. A real United States president lived here, worked here, and chose to come back here after...

Indianapolis, IN · 8d

American Songwriter

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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.

Attica, IN · 3d

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Aging Untold: Chronic pain doesn’t have to be a choice between suffering and strong medication

(Aging Untold) — On this episode of Aging Untold, we explore life-changing health and savings strategies. We explore opioid-free options to manage chronic pain. Then we offer practical tips to cut your monthly prescription costs. Plus, learn how a free genetic test can reveal hidden cancer risks before symptoms...

Lafayette, IN · 2d

Journal Review

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Organizers prepare for annual Veterans Day service, parade

Respect and reverence will be on full display Wednesday in honor of Veterans Day. The Veterans of Foreign Wars Brian Bowman Post 1431 will host the Veterans Day ceremony at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Veterans Memorial Park on South Washington Street. Mayor Todd Barton will issue a proclamation, followed by...

Montgomery County, IN · 2d

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Veterans Day 2026 Observances and Closings

Last Updated on November 8, 2026 by Cass County Communication Network. We’ve compiled the following list of Veterans Day closings and observances and will update if more information is received. If your business or organization is planning an event, please add the details to CassCountyCalendar.com!. VETERANS DAY PARADE: The...

Logansport, IN · 3d

BRProud

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Netflix announces new ‘Stranger Things’ live-action prequel set to stream in 2028

Prepare to go back to the Upside Down, but not in Hawkins, Indiana.

Indiana · 3d

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Science Teacher Goes Viral for Being the ‘Real-Life’ Miss Frizzle of ‘Magic School Bus’

Lisa Herring, a science teacher at McKinley Alternative School in Kokomo, Indiana, decided to put a little pizzazz in her official school photo, taking the snap with her class’ bearded dragon Rango Kippling. The portrait, which her niece shared on Threads, quickly went viral with charmed social media users...

Kokomo, IN · 3d

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$64 Million Later, Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum “Shattered Every Metric”: President of Museum Guest on WILO Party Line

The president of the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum says the facility has “pretty much shattered every metric” for attendance since a $64 million renovation, and he extended a personal invitation to Clinton, Carroll and Boone County listeners to come see it for themselves. Michael Good joined WILO’s Party...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Northeast Indiana marching bands place in top ten at ISSMA Finals

Several high school marching bands from Northeast Indiana placed in the top ten at the Indiana State School Music Association (ISSMA) Marching Band State Finals over the weekend.

Indiana · 4d

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‘Little Shop of Horrors’ balances comedy, horror at Noblesville High School

During Noblesville High School’s production of “Little Shop of Horrors,” audiences should be prepared to watch a giant talking plant eat characters on stage. They should also be prepared to laugh, director Natali Bacon said. “People are dying, but also it’s kind of funny,” Bacon said....

Noblesville, IN · 3d