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Taylor's Bar & Table to Open in Carmel City Center This December
A new restaurant blending family dining with a 21-and-older bar scene is headed to Carmel City Center this December. Taylor's Restaurant Group plans to open Taylor's Bar & Table in the former Aroma Experience space at 885 Monon Green Blvd., Suite 108, and expects to hire 30 to 40 employees to staff it.
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This Indiana Bakery Makes Cinnamon Rolls That Rarely Survive The Drive Home
Whoever named these cinnamon rolls clearly understood the assignment. Two words that sound less like a bakery name and more like the exact noises you make when your self-control leaves the building. And honestly, what did you expect?. You put a warm cinnamon roll covered in icing in the car,...
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This Middle-Of-Nowhere Indiana Diner Has People Driving Hours Just For Breakfast
The building serving your omelet used to be a train station, a pool hall, and a hardware store. That’s three careers before breakfast, and I can barely handle one job before coffee. Freight trains still roll right past the windows, while the pies come from the owner’s own mother....
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Nashville, Indiana Landmark Says Goodbye to Hobnob Corner After 46 Years
After nearly 46 years of serving scratch-made breakfasts and homestyle plates out of one of Brown County's oldest buildings, Hobnob Corner has closed its doors for good. The restaurant served its final meals in early November 2025, following a September 2025 announcement that the property owners would not renew its lease at 17 W. Main St. in downtown Nashville, Indiana.
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Harvest Supermarket: an ode to a real neighborhood grocer
When I worked for Ball’s home canning division, we always told customers to ask their neighborhood grocer to order any of our products they couldn’t find. Fruit Fresh? Talk to the manager. Unfortunately, it was advice from another era- could you walk into a Kroger and ask for something special today? Maybe, but first you’d have to find someone to ask. At Harvest Supermarkets, though, you can! March right in and talk to a real person who knows the store, recognizes its customers, and sometimes even knows your name. That’s one of the reasons Harvest has become my favorite grocery store. It’s a true neighborhood throwback.