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Shea Stapley

Newsletter Editor

Shea lives in Indianapolis, IN. She previously worked as a producer for a creative marketing agency. In her spare time, you can find her doing anything and everything active, belting musical theatre songs in the car next to you, or hunting down the perfect cup of chai.

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When it was time for the old City Hall to be demolished, Orlando found the funnest possible solution: Let a blockbuster movie blow it up.
What’s even better than the tangy taste + probiotic benefits of a kombucha? Getting one that’s made right here in central Indiana.
No slaughterhouses here — check out the history of these local buildings designed by the grandfather and father of Indy’s most famous author, Kurt Vonnegut.
Eating out not in your budget? Make family night more affordable by visiting these local restaurants where kids eat free.
Don’t skip on unique flavors that are making their mark this spring.
With artificial intelligence seemingly everywhere, we decided to hone its powers for a good lighthearted roast of Arlington, Alexandria, and Fairfax.
Spring has sprung… almost. Here are our hot takes on what’s cool this season and what’s not.
Can AI write a good roast of the nation’s capital? We decided to find out.
Whether you’re a knitter, seamstress, clay artist, or painter, find the supplies you need to create your masterpiece at these locally-owned craft stores.
One of Indy’s most unusual buildings has a long history that’s just as unique and exciting as its architecture.
Whether you’re a knitter, seamstress, clay artist, or painter, find the supplies you need to create your masterpiece at these locally-owned craft stores.
If your car means more to you than just your mode of transportation, you’ll love mingling with other motor enthusiasts at these clubs.
Tired of paying for eggs? Before you go starting your own flock, here’s what you need to know about chicken ownership.
The city hopes to attract not just space fanatics but sports lovers, families, and outdoor enthusiasts to its 66-acre Grand Universe project.
Looking for a last minute gift that will deliver for months (or years) to come? Check out these memberships, clubs, and subscription boxes from local businesses.
Football is better with friends. Watch the Kansas City Chiefs and the Philadelphia Eagles square off at one of these watch parties.
Paris has Notre Dame, London has Westminster, and Indy has Christ Church Cathedral — plus several other buildings that have been around for nearly 200 years.
Whether you like it Texas-style, Carolina-style, or just-how-my-grandma-used-to-make-it-style, there’s a barbecue restaurant in Indy for you.
Plenty of Indianapolis business + restaurants, plus the city itself, landed in high spots on “best of” lists in 2024.
Pacers Sports & Entertainment said “the center and amenities will be designed to address the specific needs and female athletes competing at the highest level, including performance and conditioning, recovery and rehabilitation, mental health and wellness, and lifestyle support.”
Over the next 10 years, the area hopes to become “a lively destination that seamlessly blends sports, recreation, business, and the community.”
It seems like there’s a new viral TikTok food every day now. Here’s where to find some of City Editor Shea’s favorites.
*whispers* We are not alone.
Grab your pajamas, popcorn, and loved ones to watch a holiday classic in a local movie theater.
Take a peek inside historic homes along Meridian Street with massive square footage, unique architectural features, and intriguing stories + past owners.
The new park property is located in between the forthcoming Elanco headquarters and the White River.
Including gifts for neighbors, foodies, significant others, homebodies, students, and gifts under $20.
The new Elanco campus is expected to open in 2025 alongside a variety of other new tenants.
The district is comprised of 1,500 acres of historic neighborhoods surrounding the new IU Health hospital campus downtown.
Fill your candy pail (or twenty) with these treat stops, trails, and bashes.