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View Comments Greg Hardesty, one of the Indianapolis area’s preeminent chefs, died Tuesday after a yearlong battle with cancer. He was best known for his acclaimed restaurant Recess, which closed in 2017, and training many of Indianapolis' best chefs. His wife, Susan Korte Hardesty announced the death on Wednesday morning in a post to the “We Love You Greg” Facebook group that had been set up to chronicle his treatment.  He died at their home Tuesday evening, she said. “Greg was so strong and left nothing on the table,” she said in the post. “We are grateful his struggle has ende...

This week’s roundup of Indy’s hottest dining news. May 11, 2021 Studio C had its last day of service on Saturday. The restaurant project from chef Greg Hardesty has been many things in its short lifetime, from a doughnut pop-up shop for Indy Dough to one of the best little boutique wine shops in the city. Hardesty’s fight against leukemia also continues, and you can show your support by bidding in the silent auction benefiting Hardesty and his family. Prizes range from cheesemaking at Tulip Tree Creamery to a private tour and tasting at 8th Day Distillery. Mass Ave’s

The following is our “Ask Me Anything” interview with Greg Hardesty, from the December issue. This was already a challenging year for chefs because of COVID, and then you got your cancer diagnosis. What has it been like to juggle both ? It has been weird, that’s for sure. Even before I was diagnosed, I was sick for three solid months.  What were your symptoms? Fatigue? Yes, I would get up in the morning to shower and go downstairs to the basement, where I kept all of my clothes. Sometimes, I would just get my underwear on and have to lie down on the futon and take a 15-minute nap. Then...

ever does anything, high degree of confidence that he's not going to do anything like this in the future. >> larry: i hope so. wish you the best. >> thank you, larry. >> larry: thank you, thanks, joyce. thanks, mark. and you just heard from entertainer chris brown about the night he attacked his girlfriend rihanna. tonight you'll meet a woman who was abused for six years at the hands of her own husband. she's breaking her silence in the hopes of stopping a violent and disturbing trend in the african-american community. more on that. plus, the case everyone is following in califor...