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Inferno Dance tryouts
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This Hidden Indiana Bistro Transformed Fried Deviled Eggs Into a Must-Try Dish
Some of the best meals I have ever had came from places I almost drove past. Red Bridge Bistro in Cicero, Indiana is exactly that kind of spot. It sits quietly in a small Hamilton County town that most people outside of the Indianapolis area have never heard of, yet it serves food that belongs on anyone’s must-try list. Cicero has always had a quiet, community-driven spirit.
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ATI to present comedy reading
David Taylor Little started out with a radio play on Indiana Public Radio in Muncie in 2003. “(The station) does a radio drama every year at the holidays, and this was the second time I had written for that,” said Little, a Ball State University associate teaching professor of theater. “Then I kind of set myself the challenge of not writing a musical but writing a piece that has original music in it, and that’s what this play has become. There are five original songs in it, and some are fairly brief.”
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Two Celebrations in One Day: Kiss the Pig and Felix’s Anniversary
The FFA club hosted yet another annual Kiss the Pig event to raise money and celebrate National FFA Week. At the same time, Logansport High School is celebrating its mascot, Felix the Cat’s 100th anniversary. Felix is the oldest recognized mascot in Indiana.
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This Humble Indiana Diner Has Been Quietly Serving The Best Breakfast In The State
Sometimes the best things in life are hiding in plain sight, and Frittatas Restaurant in Kokomo, Indiana is proof that breakfast perfection doesn’t need a fancy address or a celebrity chef. This unassuming spot has been dishing out morning magic that’ll make you wonder why you’ve been settling for...
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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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Smash Burgers and Big Crowds as MasterChef Champion Kelsey Murphy Brings Clutch Kitchen Home to Fishers
MasterChef champion Kelsey Murphy has quietly transformed the former Fishers Test Kitchen inside Sun King Fishers into Clutch Kitchen, a chef‑driven spin on elevated game‑day food that slid open to the public during a January soft launch. For now, the team is working off a pared‑down menu while crews fuse the Test Kitchen's three pods into a single full‑service restaurant and carve out a chef's‑table room. Even in this in‑between phase, locals have been lining up at peak hours for smash burgers and the Cuban sandwich that helped raise Murphy's profile. A full grand opening is expected in spring once renovations wrap.
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Frankfort Library Packs March Calendar With Films, Genealogy, Concert and Women’s Expo
The Frankfort Community Public Library is rolling into March with a packed slate of free and low‑cost programs ranging from a Spider‑Man movie night to genealogy workshops, a dark‑pop concert and a women’s expo. Arts and Education Coordinator Lori Brubaker said the goal is to connect local residents with a wide variety of creative and educational opportunities throughout the month.
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The Spitfire Grill reminds us all that people can change for better
When The Spitfire Grill opens with a young woman arriving in an unfamiliar town, carrying little more than a fragile hope for a fresh start, I felt the pull of something personal. Twice in my life I’ve packed up and moved to a community I didn’t know. So, I know what it is like to arrive as an outsider and wonder, will anyone make room for me here?