Tuesday morning found Ben and me where you’ll always find us at a Hampton Inn — downstairs at the breakfast buffet. No matter where we’re going or what we’re doing, the Hampton Inn breakfast is always one of his favorite Read more
If I hadn’t been a grown man in a public place, I might have started jumping up and down with delight when I heard there was a new Indiana Baseball Heritage Trail this past April. I knew it was coming, Read more
Get ready for a hot summer to visit Fort Wayne! Sometimes it’s hard to plan where to stay, what to do, and what to eat when you visit. Fortunately, we’ve done the work for you! When you visit Fort Wayne, Read more
The Indianapolis Indians start the 2013 season at home on Thursday, April 4 against the Columbus Clippers at 7:00 pm. And while early April is always a risk for fans — no one wants to be hit with a surprise Read more
When I was grocery shopping this week, I noticed a few little boys staring longingly at a display of fireworks (what is it with boys and explosives?). I thought to myself that they’re going to have a long wait until Read more
The Fort Wayne TinCaps are gearing up for Opening Day April 5 at Parkview Field in downtown Fort Wayne! The TinCaps have welcomed nearly 1.2 million fans through the first three years and they are looking for another successful year Read more
It’s hard to believe that in just a few weeks, the crack of the bat, the smell of hot dogs and the beauty of freshly striped lines on a ballfield will be just a distant memory. But with the arrival Read more
Spring brings us some pretty great stuff after the dreary Indiana winter, not the least of which is another Indianapolis Indians season. Our Indians, located downtown at Victory Field, rival every other Indiana sporting event in value. For just $14 Read more
On Tuesday night, we’ll know if there are two college basketball National Champions in Indiana (Notre Dame is in the Final Four of the Women’s Tournament and Butler is in the Final Four of the Men’s Tournament) but starting Wednesday, Read more
Indianapolis is known for the Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium and the Pacers at Conseco Fieldhouse, but there is another very successful sports organization that sometimes gets overlooked – the Indianapolis Indians at Victory Field. Attending a baseball game at Read more
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