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Busy Week for Food Checks: 15 Spots Perfect, But Serious Issues at Several Restaurants
13th and Poplar Food Mart, 1257 Poplar St. Hardee’s, 200 N. 3rd St. Jimmy John’s, 2805 S. 3rd St. Loves Travel Stop- Convenience, 1730 E. Harlan Dr. Packed with Love, 3125 S. 3rd Pl. Pat’s Café, 111890 S. US Hwy 41. Qdoba Mexican Grill (North), 2121...
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Indiana’s Huge 1,000-Review Mexican Wonderland With A ‘Pizza Delicioso’ Every Foodie Needs To Try
If you are searching for a Mexican restaurant in Lafayette that actually delivers on flavor, atmosphere, and generous portions, there’s a spot that deserves a serious place on your list. I have seen plenty of Mexican spots come and go in Indiana, but this one keeps pulling people back with its lively energy, colorful setting, and a menu that goes well beyond the usual suspects.
Indianapolis Recorder
Ale Emporium taps into Avon with fourth location
After more than four decades serving Indianapolis, Ale Emporium is taking its famous Hermanaki Wings west. The prized sports bar and restaurant opens its fourth location March 9 at 7510 Beechwood Road in Avon, marking the establishment’s first entry into Hendricks County. The 12,000-square-foot restaurant follows the successful model...
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Inferno Dance tryouts
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Community Theatre to present Disney hit film “Freaky Friday”
TERRE HAUTE, Ind. (WTWO/WAWV) — Ever wish you could swap lives with someone? Well, be careful what you wish for. Freaky Friday comes to life on stage at the Community Theatre of Terre Haute, for the next two weekends. This new musical is based on the novel by Mary Rodgers and one of Disney’s hit […]
The Herald-Times
Brown County Coffee adds 'Tea' to its name and what it offers
Brown County Coffee has added tea to both its name and its offerings, so the local company is now Brown County Coffee & Tea . Audrey Schultz began developing a line of tea to add to the coffee her family-owned business provides this winter with help from her daughter, Grace. During her winter break from Indiana University, Grace created the labels and graphics for the teas. "We work on the tea business together in the evenings and it is such a joy!" Audrey said in an email. She explained further that son, Noah, helps his father, Nick, with the coffee side of the business. It was while she was working at the local farmers' markets, selling Brown County Coffee, that she noticed people asking if they sold tea. "It was sad to turn people away," she said, recalling how she cherished drinking tea as a child with her grandmothers while playing cards. With older children, she decided she could take on another project: tea. While developing the teas people can purchase at the Bloomington Winter Farmers' Market as well as at some area cafes and restaurants, the Schultzes added a tea room in the company's coffee roasting facility in Gnawbone.
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The Star Press
Indiana artists showcased in Minnetrista juried exhibition
MUNCIE — The 36th Minnetrista Annual Juried Art Show is now underway through May 3 at Minnetrista Museum & Gardens. This year's show features a variety of media, including painting, printmaking, digital media, sculpture, ceramics, jewelry, photography and textiles, according to a community announcement. Erika Kvam, director and head curator of Purdue University Galleries, juried the exhibition. Kvam, an Indiana native, has a background in museum leadership and curatorial practice, with academic training in history, classical studies and art gallery and museum studies. “Year after year, Minnetrista has the pleasure of hosting some of the finest artwork being created here in Indiana,” Sebastián Encina, Minnetrista's director of curation and exhibition, said according to the announcement. “With the 36th Minnetrista Annual Juried Art Show, we are once again treated to the talents of artists from across our community. The exhibition showcases a wide range of artistic styles and media, celebrates our remarkable regional artists, and leaves us excited about the future of Indiana’s art scene.” More information is available at minnetrista.net . Follow Minnetrista on Facebook, Instagram and LinkedIn for updates on exhibitions and events. This story was created by Jane Imbody, jimbody@usatodayco.com , with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI).
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Neil deGrasse Tyson to explore science in films during IU Bloomington tour stop
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. — Neil deGrasse Tyson is returning to Bloomington for the first time in nine years on March 26. He will present a lecture titled, “An Astrophysicist Goes to the Movies – Part II." Astrophysicist, author and science ambassador, Tyson will be at the Indiana University...