Optimist Club Recognizes St. Xavier's Student Of The Quarter
Pictured left to right are: Casey Sexton-Snow, senior at St. Xavier’s Catholic High
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Pictured left to right are: Casey Sexton-Snow, senior at St. Xavier’s Catholic High
Andy Querin will drive growth of Lamar’s Canadian transit network, bringing new consumer engagement opportunities for advertisers
Lamar Advertising, a North America-based outdoor advertising firm with more than 360,000 active displays, has announced Andy Querin as its national sales director for Canada, according to a press release. With more than 20 years of industry experience — including…
How lockdowns helped Californians discover local treasures of the past and present
May 3, 2021 / 08:55 PM EST INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The owner of Indianapolis honky-tonk Duke’s Indy, Dustin Boyer, was known for putting Indiana on the map for country music. Before the 40-year-old’s death on Friday, Boyer poured his heart and soul into his bar. Inside the honky-tonk is where he made his mark on Indianapolis and on every person who walked through the doors. Friends and musicians are remembering the honest, humble and good-time guy who had a passion for “real” country music. A fundraiser for Boyer’s family will be Friday night at Duke’s, but it was already a sold-o...