Tag: Terre Haute life

What is the Riverscape? Here are a few things in store for our riverfront according to the Riverscape Masterplan: riverside condos, hotels, and business offices. In the words

Summer would not be summer without a visit to the Vigo County Fair. You have to start out looking at the 4-H projects, and if you were in

A nearby railroad track occasionally roars with the sound of trains transporting goods from one place to another. The Pioneer Oil Co. rig, which is, ironically, not even a

When the Barfly on the Wall suggested Charlie’s as her next subject, I had certain expectations. I happen to know a couple of people who dissipated part of

In describing Taking My Turn, the producer, director, assistant director and a cast member initially focused on what it is not. The show is not a traditional musical or a musical

You can’t miss the house on 24th and Washington — the one with the entirety of its vast front yard devoted to a Christmas display. Bill Bones is

I took a little jaunt to Ripley’s Bar & Grill last weekend. We arrived a little early to get the ambiance of the place before the band, Bad Meat,

We visited several stores this Black Friday to see just what the fuss is all about. Consumerism was at its height but the pushing and shoving seemed to

I will admit I was a bit hesitant to try out The Cabin: Pub and Grub on 14th and Hulman. The exterior, although it definitely reflects the name,

The third owners were not the charm for Terre Haute’s oldest coffee shop. Established by George Shumay in 1993, the Coffee Grounds recently closed without notice to patrons