By BILL SCHMIDT Guest Columnist As landscape architects, we are always striving to advocate for and create an understanding of what we do. While we contribute to the aesthetic appeal…
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Do you want your home garden to attract pollinators? Fuzzy bumblebees? Gorgeous butterflies? Of course you do! The best way to do this is by planting native plants. Native plants…
We are continuing our series on bringing joy to the workplace. Last week we talked about giving co-workers good old-fashioned cards to make their day. But now, with working from…
As a person who has lived in a disabled body her whole life, there have been some major struggles with body image. As an elementary student, I was always self-conscious…
A group of young men were sent to the Indiana territory to begin the process of surveying in 1804. The 1783 Treaty of Paris found the British surrendering their claim…
By ADAM CROWE A Seat on the Aisle American Lives Theatre (ALT) is one of several arts organizations in residence at the Phoenix Theatre Cultural Center in downtown Indianapolis. In…
By DANIEL SHOCK A Seat on the Aisle Little Shop of Horrors began its life in 1960 as a low-budget black and white horror-comedy film by Roger Corman. It was…
Being an election year and with primary elections looming, the clear intention of the 2024 Indiana General Assembly leadership was for a short session avoiding controversial issues. Indeed, the session…
With less than two weeks before the important primary election, is anyone excited about it? I haven’t found any excitement around Hamilton County. This lack of interest comes despite the…
Ken Ludwig’s Moon Over Buffalo came to Broadway in 1995, starring Carol Burnett in her return after a 30-year absence. One of Ludwig’s numerous farces, Moon Over Buffalo follows patterns…