Long Weekends
The boss thinks Friday is a workday. And maybe it is for the rest of those poor folks back at the office. But when the days are sunny, the nights are warm, and the water’s just right, two-day weekends hardly seem long enough. So we hereby declare Friday workdays to be optional. And by “optional” we mean we won’t be showing up at all. Join us, won’t you?
The New Hoosier Farmer: Is a City Girl
If you believe that Indiana farmers are weather-hardened old men who grow corn and soybeans, you might look at these tidy patches of naturally raised produce and see a garden—and, in the pretty thirtysomething who tends them, a gardener.
All The Way Home: Author Dan Wakefield On Returning To Indianapolis
Maybe the time had come to defy Kurt’s injunction against my return in his review of ‘Going All the Way,’ and instead remember his declaration that we could be writers in our hometown as well as anywhere else.
Hot On The Trails: Pleasant Run Trail
At Joe’s Cycles, look for croques monsieurs, baguettes, and croissants come Tour de France time in July, but when the Vuelta a España rolls around in August, he’s all about the Spanish bocadillo.
Stuart Hyatt Is On A Different Wavelength
The Grammy nominee and National Geographic Explorer has spent his life recording beautiful music in places most people never consider. They're finally listening.
Basketball Diary: Hoosiers Behind the Scenes
To the extent that Milan’s victory inspired 'Hoosiers,' one could argue that 'Hoosiers' returned the favor, enshrining the game in the country’s collective sports-history consciousness. And here, to mark the 50th anniversary of the game that 'Hoosiers' celebrates, former Milan players and the film’s cast and crew hold court on making a sports movie for the ages.
Scenes From The Indiana Mint Harvest
If you brushed your teeth today, Larry Wappel Sr. says, the Wappel Grain and Herb mint could be in your home right now.
Life and Death. And Life.
"I told my daughter, Angie, 'I wish everybody would stop talking about the officer, because we don't know whose lungs these are," says Cathy Lewis.
The New Hoosier Farmer: Wants to Feed You Better
First planted in 2010, The Feel Good Farm is a 60-acre, certified-organic growing operation near Sheridan, where the suburban sprawl of Hamilton County gives way to a flat landscape of fields, fencerows, and barns.








