Will you be in the crowd this November? | Photo via @drumstickdashindy
Want to keep your belt in place during Thanksgiving dinner? Sign up for one of these trots happening next Thursday, Nov. 27.
Drumstick Dash | 9 a.m. | Broad Ripple | $39 | Move your feet so others can eat with a 4.3-mile or 2.6-mile course.
Indianapolis Turkey Trot 5K | 8:30 a.m. | Crown Hill Cemetery | $20 | Registration takes place the morning of the event, with proceeds benefiting the Crown Hill Heritage Foundation.
Turkey Burn | 9-11 a.m. | Freedom Park, Greenwood | $15+ | Gather your family + friends for this fun 5K in support of The Refuge.
Gravy Chase | 8:30 a.m. | Main + Cedar Street, Zionsville | $40+ | Take a 2.2-mile walk or 4-mile run through downtown Zionsville to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Boone County.
Gobble Gallop 5K | 8-10 a.m. | Hendricks Regional Health YMCA, Avon | $40 | Give back one gallop at a time in support of YMCA programs.
Ignoring the signs of problematic sewers or drains can lead to expensive repairs, health risks, and property damage. | Photo courtesy of Andrés Rodríguez
If your answer is, “I can’t remember,” it’s probably time to call in the plumbing pros.
Scheduled repairs to a railroad bridge over I-65 are taking longer than expected; as a result, I-65 southbound will be reduced to one lane from the North Split to Fletcher Avenue through the end of the week. And beware of a potential full one-hour stoppage. (WTHR)
Concert
If you’re a simple kind of man or woman, you’ll be excited to hear that Lynyrd Skynyrd is playing at Ruoff Music Center on Aug. 7 — along with equally legendary co-headliner Foreigner. Tickets go on sale Friday, Nov. 21 at 10 a.m. (WTHR)
Cause
The Lisa Muegge Feast of Plenty expects to serve 5,500+ meals across 10 central Indiana counties this Thanksgiving — and the org needs more volunteers and donations to make that happen. Learn more. (WTHR)
Award
Congratulations to Avon High School, who bested 100+ other schools to win the Bands of America Grand National Championship this past weekend. They’ve got the beat. (WTHR)
History
It’s the end of an era — the United States Mint recently pressed its final penny in Philadelphia. Did you know? In 1903, you could score a copy of The Indianapolis Star for just one cent. Not bad, but our newsletter is totally free. (Associated Press)
Sports
Next up for the Colts: The Kansas City Chiefs. Whether you’re here for the action on the field or just the potential Taylor Swift sighting, you can get a preview of the game with Locked On.
Finance
Investing in exotic and classic vehicles delivers results — a Lamborghini Countach sale just generated a 14% net return for MCQ Markets investors. Diversify for $20 a share.*
Seasonal
Holiday plans piling up? We get it — take one thing off your plate with private dining at Grindstone Public House. Set inside a thoughtfully restored historic building (think: original tin ceilings and amber lighting), this local spot has options for every group size. Learn more and secure your date.*
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Which creative fall-flavored combo do you think you’ll like the best? | Photo by @urbanappleswestfield
Nothing gets our ears to perk up like the words “pie and cider flight.” Find your perfect holiday pairings at Urban Apples.
Benefit’s top-rated brow pen that’s on sale for a limited time. We love that it draws on three superfine lines in one stroke, resulting in fuller-looking brows in seconds. Bonus: Get $10 off your order of at least $20 with code HSN2025 by Sunday, Nov. 30.
The fun doesn’t have to end here. After reading the newsletter, head over to our games page. Games refresh with new challenges every day at 6 a.m. from crossword puzzle to Sudoku to themed word search.
If you’re like me and you’ve said “I could do that” every time you’ve watched Olympic curling, it’s time for our reckoning. Bier Brewery now has curling tables at its Noblesville location. I’ll see you on the ice.
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