By RYAN BRUBAKER Guest Columnist There is one major constant within the travel industry. No matter the generation, destination or span of a trip, the consumer wants to be able…
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By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch Fall approaches, and the apples fall. Late-summer apples, green and dewy, scattered over this southern Indiana lawn, like remnants of a neglected game of marbles. Overhead,…
By CARRIE NEAL A Seat on the Aisle Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) opens its 50th anniversary season with a production of Jane Austen’s Sense and Sensibility, adapted by British playwright…
By AMY SHANKLAND Perfectly Imperfect As my adoption and reunion story continues, I’ve changed some names, places, and dates. I learned that my birth father, Jack, had been the chairman…
By RAY ADLER Ask Adler Life has changed. I have lived in two cultures: rural and urban. I have lived in Indianapolis, but I grew up in very rural Indiana….
By JOCELYN VARE Guest Columnist Hello, I’m Jocelyn Vare. I’ve been a resident of Fishers for more than 20 years. I’m a mom, small business owner, city council member, and…
By PAUL HEVESY Guest Columnist Paul the Apostle in his first-century letter to the people of ancient Philippi wrote, “Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, what is noble, whatever…
Talented cast shines despite otherwise lackluster script By KEN KLINGENMEIER A Seat on the Aisle Epilogue Players opened their 2022-23 season with Things My Mother Taught Me, a comedy written…
By MEGAN RATHZ When Nature Speaks The hustle and bustle of the fall is upon us all. The dog days of summer have come to pass; its leisurely days are…
By JANET HART LEONARD From the Hart The words we speak become the house we live in. – Hafiz Those words, written by Persian poet Hafiz, have made their way…