Circle City

In the chaos of holiday shopping this month, it will be hard to imagine any aspect of the mall might be struggling.

I asked Jim if he ever felt like he had betrayed those who believed in his words. I was being as authentic as I could, he said.

On dating: “It’s not the guys, it’s once they tell their parents. They were there when HIV was considered a death sentence.”

Broadway vet Ben Crawford and his merry band of mercenaries tackled that monstrous song from Frozen at the 52nd-annual event.

Ever wonder how holidays play out in the House of Manning? This looks about right.

On Thanksgiving, I returned to the house. It looked like an oversized dollhouse; you could see the remains of the second floor from outside.

Subtleties and secrets that make us arrive for a flight a little early.

Melting cheddar and house sauce (a combination of mayo, stoneground mustard, and horseradish) put The Local’s bison burger at the top.

Tre Reising just got another work—the Emoji-centric, “sarcastically titled” Live, Love, Laugh, Laugh Until You Cry—installed at the airport.

Here’s a new way to tell how hipster you are: How many local places do you recognize in Lily & Madeleine’s latest clip?

At a briefing held at a local church, Ed and Paula Kassig requested “the time and privacy to mourn, cry, and yes, forgive, and begin to heal.”

He will emerge from restaurant retirement to open a 72-seat vegetarian-friendly joint named Tinker Street.

In releasing a video depicting mass executions, ISIS claimed to have killed Indianapolis native Abdul-Rahman Kassig, born Peter Kassig.

“I refuse to sit quietly in the margins and only speak when I can ‘calmly’ educate and teach,” she says.

This was his 10th conviction. We left the justice center believing we could close the door on the criminal case. But a few years later, he walked out of prison a free man and moved 18 miles from our Brown County home. And he got a driver’s license.