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The pandemic hasn’t been kind to Indy’s restaurant scene, with culinary fixtures such as Rook and Black Market, along with neighborhood icons like Broad Ripple’s Brugge Brassirie, closing their doors forever.

Though the weather outside is frightful -- or at least nippy and cloudy -- Indy’s winter social scene is downright delightful.

Thanksgiving is all about eating, and Christmas is all about presents.

What makes a great neighborhood dive bar?

Indiana isn’t exactly famous for its amusement parks, but one low-profile operation draws international raves: Holiday World & Splashin’ Safari.

Indy's brunch scene has what you're craving.

Indianapolis will likely never shake the notion that it’s “flyover country,” and all the better for the adventurous singles among us -- shorter lines at the bathroom and the bar.

Indy’s best restaurants are on fire.

Indiana’s home to corn, basketball, race cars… and a truly alarming number of haunted houses, cursed wild places, and moldering cemeteries full of unquiet dead.

OK, Indianapolis is not exactly ablaze with World Cup mania -- after all, our game is basketball.

Indianapolis residents aren’t totally averse to the cold, though we do tend to gather anywhere that serves beer, liquor, and ranch-friendly foods in a controlled climate no matter the season.