Neighborhood Guides
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When Ed Asher says Converse could use a parking garage, he’s joking. But only a little bit.
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Surrounded by patrons who have frequented her restaurant for more than 30 years, Robin Kelley refers to the people who have helped Artie's Ten…
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Twenty years ago, the massive 300-acre subdivision that’s now known as The Estates at Eagle’s Pointe was nearly a ghost town.
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Located within Honey Creek Township, Russiaville has been a quaint small town filled with generations of families since 1844.
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It’s 8 a.m. in Sharpsville and four school bus drivers are congregated at the local convenience store, getting snacks and fueling up one of th…
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SHARPSVILLE — Beth and Eric Juliot were among the first families to move to Prairie Acres, a Tipton County subdivision tucked along U.S. 31, j…
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With no quality of life ordinances in place in his neighborhood, John Roberts began to fight for the rights of Indian Heights residents after …
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DENVER — It takes about 12 minutes to walk from one end of Denver to the other. The town is a small, isolated enclave of around 500 people sur…
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GREENTOWN — Christy and Misty Howell strolled through Greentown Tuesday morning, part of their daily walk that people all over town have grown…
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Daelin Blaisdell, 10, is carrying a baseball bat down to the open yard beside United Methodist Church on Hobson Street. Walking beside him is his buddy, Jalen Hillis, 11, who has the baseball packed into his glove.
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From the stately architecture of the homes to its name plucked from a world of privilege, the Silk Stocking district hearkens back to a prospe…
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An online survey recently named Amboy one of the top 11 Indiana towns where everyone knows your name.
