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Grey Gordon / Forget I Brought It Up

So who’s Grey Gordon? Well, he’s this cat who’s covered in tattoos and wears browline glasses. He’s vegan, straight-edge, digs fashion, and he seems like he’s generally a pretty bright […]

Jim Nelson

As the oldest of five children, Jim Nelson learned to be “loud and noticeable” from an early age. In fact, he says, “I was pretty dramatic from the get-go.” His […]

Cerulean

Just a short 45-minute drive from Fort Wayne, Cerulean at Winona Lake is one of the area’s most unique and exciting culinary experiences. It approaches food as inspiration – a […]

Everett Collier

Any good theatrical role is worth putting work into. Some roles are worth putting forth a little extra effort. For Everett Collier, playing Hoke in Driving Miss Daisy at First […]

Indiana Jones & the Rio Piedras / Bury Me at Boneville

And here I thought cassettes were a dead medium, but that’s what vocalist/guitarist/ukulele player Keith Owen handed to me as the review copy of Bury Me at Boneville. Owen, along […]

Staci Stork / Bad History

If you don’t know much about country music, you might think that it’s an inhospitable place for women. With all the talk of traditional values and machismo, you might think […]

James and the Drifters / All That Gold

To clarify, there is no one named James in James and the Drifters. It’s this group of five guys named Kyle, Brent, Andy, Andrew and Dan, all from Fort Wayne, […]

J.L. Nave

  Now in his ninth season as executive director of the Fort Wayne Philharmonic, J.L. Nave has overseen much change and growth, not terribly surprising at any thriving orchestra or […]

William Andrews

William Andrews would have been a viral YouTube sensation if YouTube had been around when he was a toddler. “When I was two my mom started to encourage me to […]

Sakura

I like sushi. A lot. I’d eat it every day if I could afford it. When we moved here from Chicago, I was certain I wouldn’t find adequate sushi in […]