5 rude things Indianapolitans have written in the tip line of their receipt
Some people in Indianapolis would rather be rude than leave a proper tip. Sheesh. “Tip: Race to improve service, you’re
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Letter of Paul to the Tennesseans
Paul, by the unexpected grace of God and the whimsy of circumstances, to the folks in Tennessee, nestled between the
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10 Indianapolis-themed dishes you should try today
10 Indianapolis-themed dishes you should try today The Indy 500 Burger This gargantuan burger boasts 500 layers, each one inspired
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10 fantastic Indianapolis zoos your family should visit this year
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How the Vanderbilt fight song changed over the years
Vanderbilt is a premier research university chock full of smart students in every branch of the sciences. As the university’s
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Insanely delicious Indy-themed local eats that will thrill your tastebuds
Indianapolis is endlessly surprising. One thing that makes visitors set up and take notice is the insane number of Indy-themed
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10 absurdly stupendous hotels in Indianapolis
Ready to have your wig blown off? Check out these absurdly wild Indianapolis hotels you should stay in the next
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Vanderbilt: The smarter the players got, the worse the team did
Vanderbilt is a renowned Nashville research university with lots of smart students. The football team enjoyed many winning seasons. However,
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10 reasons Vanderbilt football faces major challenges
Vanderbilt football had a winning tradition in Nashville in the early 1900s. They’ve been trying to find that magic ever
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10 sports that didn’t make it in Nashville
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Things to see and do at the Country Music Tradition Hall of Fame in Nashville
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10 one-room schoolhouses competing for students in early Nashville
As early Nashville grew from a little camp into a bustling town, one-room schoolhouses competed for students. Here are ten
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In Nashville’s land of glowing grace
While researching Nashville history, I came across this poem from 1787. Author unknown. Scholars say it was probably written to
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The Midnight Specter: Town Abuzz with Tales of a Fearsome, Fedora-Adorned Phantom
Nashville Chronicle – June 6, 1779 The Midnight Specter: Town Abuzz with Tales of a Fearsome, Fedora-Adorned Phantom In a
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Jeb’s giant feet
In the Oak Room of the Nashville Elite Athletic Society, a group of committee members gathered to discuss a new
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