By Sherri Coner Since 1959, The National Bank of Indianapolis has presented the 500 Festival Princess Program. By identifying college-age women to serve as ambassadors in their hometowns and college and university campuses, the program […]
By Sherri Coner As an active, interested member of the community, Blythe Potter pays attention to what’s currently happening while she also envisions possibilities. Potter, her husband, Michael and the youngest of their three daughters […]
By Curtis Honeycutt Are you a dog person or a cat person? This is the age-old debate. Dogs tend to be extroverted and needy, while cats are generally independent-yet-murderous. Pick your poison. My wife and […]
By Todd Travis For some people, it takes a long time to find a true friend who really “gets them.” For Brennan Gilpatrick and Gregory Lang, co-authors of the upcoming novel “Battery Life,” that happened […]
By Stefanie Davis “She holds fast to the last thing,” Sarojini said. “You are a daughter of independence, the country’s future. Women like you are the ones for whom we fought and died, the ones […]
By Mark Ambrogi For Center Grove High School senior catcher Payton Shimansky, it was love at first swing. “I have loved softball since the moment I swung a bat,” she said. “I thoroughly enjoy how […]
By Sherri Coner A few minutes and a few yards after excited fans heard, “Gentlemen, start your engines” and saw the green “Go” flag wave, they were horrified by crunching metal, flying car parts and […]
By Curtis Honeycutt When you think about the color purple, what comes to mind? Probably the movie “The Color Purple.” That makes sense. Beyond that, you might think of Prince’s “Purple Rain” or maybe even […]
By Sherri Coner Picture yourself walking outside on a hot, sunny day and finding a zillion bees swarming around your destination. While swatting the bees away, you open the lid to add a bag of […]