Circle City

Says Jeffers, "I’m trying to move us past sprinkling people of color into a photo to really being more inclusive and having events that are relevant to more than one type of people."

One summer, George Srour's internship took him to Uganda. Now he leads a globally focused nonprofit organization and has Bill Clinton's attention.

Jaguars and Land Rovers get free valet parking. Thank Tom Wood. Also: Book early for Michael Feinstein or Tony Bennett.

Former Butler University president Dr. Bobby Fong died on Sept. 8 at age 64. In tribute, here is our 2006 City Guide story about Dr. Fong making his home in Indy for 10 years during his Butler tenure.

“We were one of the biggest and best church-sponsored programs in the country,” says Byers. “Race was never really an issue."

The exhibit includes a picture of women playing baseball in the 1890s, five decades before the movie characters portrayed by Geena Davis and Madonna had a “League Of Their Own” during World War II.

After 930 is introduced, Southern Indiana shouldn’t need another area code for at least 70 years.

The St. Elmo shrimp cocktail sauce is always hot, but I swear that some days it’s hotter than others. Is that possible?

Some people will never wake up at 7 a.m. on Saturday, and those people will never score any of Wild Alaska’s salmon at the Broad Ripple market.

Xtreme Xperience event is bringing supercars to Putnam Park Road Course in Greencastle, allowing car enthusiasts with expensive taste—but not necessarily the means to buy them—a chance to whip around corners and scream down the straights on a 1.8-mile, 10-turn track designed to challenge skill and nerve.