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This Hidden Indiana Storefront Serves Up True Authentic Polish Cuisine You Outright Cannot Find Anywhere Else In The State

The best way to discover Polish food may be to stop treating it like a special occasion. This Indiana storefront makes that easy, serving pierogi, kielbasa, cabbage rolls, and comforting soups in a setting where family recipes matter more than elaborate presentation. Gosia grew up eating this food, and that...

Sheridan, IN · 2d

The Herald-Times

New alcohol permits offer cheaper option in Bloomington

Downtown Bloomington businesses can apply for new three-way alcohol permits that cost $25,000 and allow restaurants to serve beer, wine and liquor. Applications are open through Nov. 30, according to a community announcement. The new permits are intended to give locally owned restaurants a less expensive option than traditional alcohol permits, which have reached $250,000 under Indiana's quota system, according to the announcement. Businesses can apply at bton.in/civic . Ordinance 2026-18, approved by the Bloomington City Council, made additional permits available through two eligible state programs: the Downtown Redevelopment District and Courthouse Square Historic District. Unlike traditional permits, the new district permits cannot be sold or transferred. A permit must be returned to the state when it is no longer being used. The $25,000 fee is set by the state. How Bloomington's alcohol permit process will work The application period runs from Nov. 6 through Nov. 30. City staff will first review applications for eligibility before a committee reviews them. Staff will then make recommendations to the Common Council, which will review applications and recommend permits to the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission. Applicants who receive a Common Council recommendation must complete a second application process directly with the state

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Bloomington restaurants, bakeries, shops offer Thanksgiving fare

It's not yet mid-November, but Thanksgiving is fast approaching. For restaurants, bakeries, grocers and catering businesses that means it’s time to prepare items and meals for their customers. Here’s a listing of many of the options available in the Bloomington area for people looking for a special addition to their Thanksgiving meal or a whole meal. Brick House Bakery and Piccoli Dolci Brick House Bakery and Piccoli Dolci have a special collaboration for Thanksgiving this year. Combining the Brick House expertise on breads and yeasted doughs with Piccoli Dolci's experience with Italian and European foods has resulted in three dishes available for the holidays. A savory option is the French onion panade, with hand-crafted bread layered with caramelized onions and Gruyere-Emmental cheese melded with veggie stock. Focaccia rustica is a savory pie of focaccia dough filled with ricotta and spinach, Recla Speck and Italian crescenza cheese. A vegetarian option will be available. Stella is a star-shaped vanilla brioche layered with an orange-cardamon filling and finished with pearl sugar. Orders must be received by Nov. 21 at www.piccolidolci.net , info@piccolidolci.net, www.brick-house-bakery.com or brickhouse.1865@gmail.com. Orders can be picked up 2-6 p.m. Nov. 25 at 223 Pete Ellis Drive, Suite 27. Samples will

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Editor’s Notebook: A musical welcome to Bloomington, in the key of 20 mph

Bloomington has budgeted $125,000 for public art at the Miller-Showers Park gateway. In case the decision makers need another two cents: Don’t put the art next to the road. Put it right in the pavement. If a piece of visual art is spectacular, in all the ways public art...

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108 Days of Deer Reduction Zone Hunting in Indiana, Plus Every 2026-27 Season Date

Explore amazing animal stories – visit Animal of Things Now and follow us! Indiana’s deer reduction zone season is the longest of the year, opening Sept. 15, 2026 and closing Jan. 31, 2027, which makes deer hunting season in Indiana 2026-27 a window of more than four months for anyone with access to the right ground. Most hunters never use all of it, though. The big three seasons … This article, 108 Days of Deer Reduction Zone Hunting in Indiana, Plus Every 2026-27 Season Date , appeared first on Animal of Things . Discover more animal wonders – VISIT Animal of Things NOW AND FOLLOW US FOR FRESH UPDATES! Related Posts: • Is There a Limit on How Many Deer Licenses You Can Buy in Montana? • Can You Hunt Deer in Nevada This Season? What Nevada Law Requires • 5 Deer a Year: Florida’s 2026-27 Deer Season Dates by Zone

Indiana · 3d

Current Publishing

‘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 · 1d

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Meridian House Frames a Contemporary Art Collection in Indianapolis

In Indianapolis, Specht Novak designed a home for a collector of contemporary art that serves both as a private residence and as a gallery for a museum-quality collection. Meridian House sits on a constrained suburban lot, surrounded by a heavily wooded landscape. “I decided that this was going to be...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Sakura Japanese Restaurant draws final crowds, immense support before closing after 40 years

INDIANAPOLIS — Sakura Japanese Restaurant has served Indianapolis’ north side for decades. After announcing it will close Nov. 13, with its final service scheduled for Nov. 12, the restaurant is drawing an outpouring of support. About 30 minutes before the restaurant opened Sunday evening, a line of nearly 40 people stretched from the front of […]

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Christmas at the Indianapolis Zoo 2026: Dates, Prices, Best Nights

Christmas at the Indianapolis Zoo 2026: Best Nights to Go and What Families Can Do. Christmas at the Zoo returns to the Indianapolis Zoo on Saturday, Nov. 21, and runs through Jan. 3, 2027. Festivities start at 5 p.m. every night the zoo is open, and the event is included with regular zoo admission, according to the Indianapolis Zoo. The trick is choosing the right night.

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Daily 3 Daily 4 Evening Lottery Drawing: November 8, 2026

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Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Only Locals Seem To Know About These 5 Indiana Lake-Town Cafes Open All Winter

Indiana lake towns get quiet once the boats come out of the water and the summer crowds head home. The beaches empty, the docks sit bare, and a lot of seasonal spots lock their doors until spring. A handful of small cafes keep the lights on all winter, though, and...

Indiana · 3d

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Indianapolis Pizza Week returns with $11 specialty pizzas at restaurants

INDIANAPOLIS — Pizza lovers can explore creative flavors and support local restaurants as Indianapolis Pizza Week returns through Nov. 15. The annual event features $11 specialty pizzas at more than 20 participating restaurants across central Indiana, giving diners seven days to try unique combinations beyond traditional toppings. Tyler Murphy of Byrne’s Grilled Pizza discussed the […]

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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West Fork Social House in Fountain Square announces it will close Nov. 14

INDIANAPOLIS — West Fork Social House in Indianapolis’ Fountain Square neighborhood will close Nov. 14, the business said Saturday in an Instagram post. The bar said its final day will be Saturday, Nov. 14. The post described the decision as difficult and said the owners were grateful for the friendships, shared drinks and community built […]

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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Chef Spotlight on Chef Cindy Hawkins of Circle City Sweets

Cindy Hawkins got her start in 2006, whipping up scratch-made pastries and selling them at local spots like the Carmel Farmers Market. What started as a local market stall quickly grew into one of central Indiana’s favorite sweet spots. Today, you can find Circle City Sweets inside The AMP at 16 Tech in Indy, where she serves up everything from delicate French macarons and flaky croissants to gorgeous custom desserts. Cindy’s taking her talents to the main stage this October as she steps back into the spotlight to battle top culinary pros at the 2026 World Food Championships. When Cindy isn’t competing in world food competitions or running her bustling bakery, she loves sharing her passion with aspiring bakers as a baking and pastry arts instructor at Ivy Tech Community College.

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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From paratrooper to designer: Army vet opens women’s shoe store in Indy

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — A U.S. Army paratrooper turned footwear designer is bringing her mission of comfortable, stylish shoes for women to Indianapolis. Natasha Nori, founder of Nori Shoes, opened a new retail location at the historic Stutz building in October, officially launching with a ribbon-cutting ceremony November 6 attended by the mayor’s office and the […]

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Here’s where to get your grub on during Indianapolis Pizza Week

INDIANAPOLIS — This week is for the foodies in the Indy area: Indianapolis Pizza Week is returning across central Indiana. Organizers say more than 20 restaurants are serving specialty pizzas for just $11 Monday through Nov. 15. Some of those eateries include Goodfellas, Byrne’s Grilled Pizza, Bazbeaux, and more. Pizza lovers can try a variety […]

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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ICAN service dogs provide life-changing support for Indiana veterans

INDIANAPOLIS — As the nation honors veterans throughout November, the Indiana Canine Assistant Network (ICAN) is highlighting the life-changing impact service dogs can have on people living with disabilities. Patty Spitler spoke with Emily Shryock, training manager at ICAN, to discuss the organization’s work supporting veterans through highly trained service dogs. Shryock was joined by […]

Indiana · 1d

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Christian County Tiger Band to Perform Tuesday Before Heading to Grand Nationals

The Christian County High School Tiger Band will give the community a chance to see its “New Kids on the Block” show Tuesday night before taking it to the national stage in Indianapolis. The community performance begins at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Stadium of Champions. Admission is...

Christian County, KY · 1d

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Art Walk Return to Downtown Bloomington for the 28th Year

The art walk is designed for artists to showcase their work. Brian K. Simpson, artist and owner, describes the event as humble beginnings. He explains that people began collecting studios and there were about four downtown. Everyone thought that it was amazing to have four artist studios together. The art...