From the Purdue All-American Marching Band to the technology that fuels the race cars on the track, the Purdue presence at the Speedway is very big. "Purdue is part of the fabric of the Indianapolis 500," said Jay Gephart, director of bands at Purdue.... Read More
Jeff Miner has a job just about every sports fan in America would really envy, running the SkyCam following NFL quarterbacks. But the COVID-19 pandemic opened up an opportunity for him to pursue a passion he's had since he was eight years old - pizza.... Read More
As the recovery from the pandemic continues, Indianapolis International Airport is moving forward with its plan to bring more local flavor to its concessions offerings. The airport is preparing to open the new Pacers Courtside Club later this week.... Read More
As the two-year mark of the pandemic quickly approaches, there is no question businesses of all sizes have taken a hit and Indiana's coworking spaces are no different. However, in Hamilton County, all signs point to a bright future. ... Read More
One of Indy’s cherished philanthropic traditions has gone virtual. The 59th annual Decorators’ Show House and Gardens won’t have its usual in-person house tours, but that doesn’t mean patrons won’t be able to see all of the hard work designers and landscapers have put into this year’s Fox Hill Manor. Built in 1929, it was […]... Read More
Indiana’s craft brewing industry provides nearly 8,000 full-time Hoosier jobs and has over a $1 billion impact on the state’s economy. But like many other business sectors during the COVID-19 pandemic, it too has had to adapt to change. For some business owners that means offering curbside pickup. For others it means permanently closing their […]... Read More
In northern Madison County you can find one of Indiana’s best kept secrets hidden among giant wind farms and rows of corn as far as the eye can see. If you blink, you might just miss the cute little red barn-style shop that houses Simple Goodness Soaps, a line of goat milk-based lotions, soaps, bath […]... Read More
As the "Crossroads of America," over 1 million trucks travel the Hoosier roads every day and if it weren't for the the 3.5 million truck drivers behind the wheel all over the U.S., essential items suc... Read More
It’s been over a month since anyone has been able to go into a movie theater to watch the latest releases on the silver screen. Hollywood is projecting losses of nearly $20 billion due to the global s... Read More
A new survey says nearly nine out of every 10 Hoosiers value education beyond high school. But with one major caveat: Cost. The average college graduate in Indiana leaves school with $29,000 in student loan debt. However, according to the survey conducted by Indiana-based nonprofit INvestEd, Hoosiers say they simply want help with financial planning […]... Read More
