Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Maj. Mary L. Autrey of Indianapolis, Indiana, never imagined she would receive a national honor for ...
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The Mt. Enterprise Library will host an evening of history, mystery and adventure as author Gary Pinkerton presents “Digital Archaeology: A Story of Curiosity and Sunken Treasure.” The program will ...
Fort Wayne, Indiana, is a vibrant Midwest getaway with riverfront trails, public art, standout dining, boutique hotels, and ...
This column is part of the Indianapolis Public Editor project, a pilot program designed to test whether the presence of a ...
Originally scheduled for Memorial Day weekend, the event now will take place July 25-26 at Port Royal Speedway, with ...
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Fewer than half of Americans read a book last year. The problem isn't just phones – it's a culture that's forgotten how to sit with effort.
(MIRROR INDY) — The CEO of Indy’s public library system could get a raise this month. Gregory Hill, who made around $205,000 last year, would be in line to make $265,000 per year if the library board ...