PORCH SEASON is fast approaching, which makes what I’m about to tell you all the more urgent. I’m referring to the gravest threat to the United States today, more perilous than Russia, nuclear conflagration, deadly viruses lurking in Chinese wet mark

Though she’s written about Indy’s real estate scene for years, contributing editor Jeana Harris never tires of the subject. She loves searching for gems among the listings and was thrilled to come across a crown jewel like the Hibben House in Irvingt

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Amid a snowy landscape that includes gaggles of igloos for dining and drinking (Field Brewing, Union Jack Pub, Urban Vines), the crop at Daniel’s Family Vineyard and Winery stands out for a couple reasons. The setting is ridiculously scenic to begin

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INTERIM EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Megan Fernandez DESIGN DIRECTOR Brittany Dexter LIFESTYLE EDITOR Christina Vercelletto DINING EDITOR Julia Spalding DIGITAL EDITOR Dylan Lee Hodges CONTRIBUTING EDITORS Robert Annis, Alicia Garceau, Jeana Harris, Terry Kirts,

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Sure, you could go out to dinner—along with every other couple in the Circle City. But if you want a fresh idea for Valentine’s Day, check out the themed train rides on the NICKEL PLATE EXPRESS, leaving out of Noblesville. February offerings include