Lifestyle

Norman McCowan of Bell Farms wants to change how consumers view farm-raised seafood.

“We loved that house. It was so much fun, and pretty dramatic,” Judy O’Bannon says, referring to the hand-painted ceilings, stained-glass windows, ornate fretwork, and wraparound porch.

A flattering denim jacket, new locally designed pillows, French perfume, and more.

Fresh air. Flexible hours. Good grub. Sure, farming sounds nice. But it’s no picnic.

Six styles for twinkly toes.

“If everything goes as planned, we’ll have another location here before the end of the year.”

Vintage b-ball gear, floaty summer frocks, and other fab finds.

Even if you can’t get into a game, there is plenty of sports history and culture to be had in South Bend.

“We’re trying to connect the dots for people—why [handmade goods cost] more money, but also why it’s worth it.”

Avoid rush-hour traffic and shelling out cash for gas and tolls by taking the train from Indianapolis to the Windy City.

An Ohio River thrill ride, the only one of its kind in the Midwest.

Because this time of year, who wants to wear anything else?

Custom gaming furniture and chic local finds fill temporary stores this week.

French flatware, Sriracha fashion, sweet notecards, bad-karaoke coasters, and more.

You’ve always loved Chucks; now your feet will, too.