I’ve been throwing around the term “path of totality.” So, what does it mean? This is NASA-speak for what’s about to happen: The moon completely blocks the face of the sun and darkness descends on everything in the eclipse’s path. Indiana’s outside it, though, meaning we’ll only experience a “partial eclipse” when the moon covers […]
Indiana Grown, a statewide food and agriculture initiative developed by the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) is hosting its first “Monumental Marketplace” today, July 7, on the Circle from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Attendees can expect nearly 100 vendors selling Indiana-based goods, including produce, wellness products, wine, baked goods, and more.
What should you get your dad for Father’s Day? We have no clue. Here are 10 generic things he probably doesn’t want, though, and the reactions you’ll get – all in GIFs. 1. Socks. “Wow, thanks.” via GIPHY 2. A car cleaning kit. “Thanks for helping me do more work. Just how I wanted to […]
You’ve binge watched Making a Murderer six times. You constantly have the CSI theme song playing in your head. You’ve consumed every single podcast even remotely related to true crime. What next? CrimeCon 2017, obviously. Indy’s latest quirky convention kicked off today, June 9, and is set to fulfill the hopes and dreams of […]
If you, like many spectators, suffered from fencing withdrawal after the end of the Rio Olympics, you’re in luck. You can see live, competitive fencing in person this week at the 2017 NCAA National Collegiate Men’s and Women’s Fencing Championship hosted by the University of Notre Dame and Indiana Sports Corp. This is the first year […]