Circle City

“My next look will be all of my hair turning gray and slowly falling out. It’s gonna rock!”

I had been told I might see celebrities, and I was not disappointed.

“We’re that hard on all of our IU basketball coaches. That’s what Indiana is.”

“This is a very progressive city,” says Hofstetter. “We wanted to do something positive to change the bill. For bands to give something, not take it away.”

“I’ve been a champion of this state for a long time,” says Peyton. “I could live anywhere I want, and I choose to live here at home.”

“There were rules in those days. People didn’t just cut off other people’s heads.”

Young HIV educator Paige Rawl addressed local students in the wake of the largest HIV outbreak in Indiana’s history.

We got ISO Music Director Krzysztof Urbanski and his wife, Joanna, ready for takeoff with jet-setting spring styles.

These days, it seems, a restaurant opening has become reason enough to visit parts of the city outside of our natural circles.

Describing Vardagen as a T-shirt shop is like calling St. Elmo a steak joint: You won’t find a superior one in town.

United State of Indiana flies its colors.

Finally, a Mike Pence meme.

Visit Indy has unveiled scripty sculptures that spell out “NDY.” Make like the “I” and post the photo.

Some people shouldn’t take up religion, and you know the kind of people I mean—folks who are a few biscuits short of a breakfast.

If you want to run as an independent, you have until June 30 to turn in your paperwork.