Third-generation Hoosier mint farmer
Randy Matthys, a third-generation mint farmer processes the crops into mint oil that flavor a wide variety of goods.
Robert Scheer, robert.scheer@indystar.com
Juneteenth parade kicks off weekend in Indianapolis
Saturday’s Juneteenth parade remembers Texas’ final slaves to be given emancipation in 1965, and honoring Black culture.
Want a sculpture from that infamous mansion on Kessler? If you can move it, you can buy it
Sometimes called the ugliest mansion in America, items in the so-called dolphin mansion on Kessler will be sold off on Thursday, June 16, 2022.
Driving a Carmel roundabout over and over and over
Dave Dugan, a longtime emcee and comedian, raised cash with his stunt of driving 1,001 laps on a Carmel roundabout.
Photos: Bishop Chatard wins City softball title over Cathedral
Bishop Chatard rode great pitching by Hailee Howe to a 2-1 victory over rival Cathedral to take the 2022 Indianapolis City tournament title.
American women’s record falls during fast 500 Festival Mini Marathon
Emily Sisson beat the American record on a great effort on the Mini Marathon course, back from a COVID-19 hiatus.
Balloons and tears for two slain Indy teens
Da’Vonta White, 14, and Isaiah Jackson, 15 were shot and killed Monday, March 13, and people braved cold temperatures at Dubarry Park to remember them
Indiana beats Maryland in Big Ten women’s basketball tournament quarterfinal
Indiana’s 15th ranked women’s program faces off against Maryland at 11th, in Big Ten women’s hoops from Indianapolis, Friday, March 4, 2022.
Newfields’ test gallery installation groups art by theme rather than origin or school
Newfields has redesigned part of the second floor, with an eye toward putting together artwork that fits a theme, regardless of provenance.
Photos: First significant snow of 2022 falls in central Indiana
About an inch of the white stuff fell on central Indiana overnight, Sunday, Jan. 23, 2022. A little more could greet morning commuters Monday.