Amanda Kingsbury
Managing Editor of Innovation at Free Press Indiana
Managing editor of innovation at Mirror Indy. Co-founder, Indy Maven.
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1 month ago |
mirrorindy.org | Thomas Kneeland |Jennifer Delgadillo |Amanda Kingsbury
“From the Ground Up,” a poem by Thomas Kneeland, is part of a series where Mirror Indy commissions local poets to capture the heart and soul of their favorite restaurants. Kneeland chose Black Leaf Vegan, owned by married couple Taria and Derrick Slack. The restaurant opened in 2021 as a food truck, and a year later the family opened the restaurant Black Leaf Vegan Café in downtown Indianapolis at 335 W.
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2 months ago |
mirrorindy.org | Januarie York |Jennifer Delgadillo |Amanda Kingsbury
“Love is Found in the Kitchen,” a poem by Januarie York, is the first in a series where Mirror Indy pairs poets and restaurants to capture the heart and soul of beloved food places. This one is an ode to beloved Indianapolis diner Just Judy’s. by Januarie YorkRemember diners?
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Mar 20, 2025 |
mirrorindy.org | Amanda Kingsbury
I love learning from and talking to other parents. I just don’t like “optional parent activities.”Last summer, IU hosted a two-day, new student orientation. I obediently did the required things, while my daughter, an incoming freshman, went to her sessions. One of the optional activities was to write a letter to your student, to be delivered their first week of school.
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Nov 6, 2024 |
mirrorindy.org | Amanda Kingsbury
Gratitude is good for your health. No matter what’s happening around you, focusing on what you’re thankful for in this moment can keep you from getting anxious about the past or future. “Gratitude” is the theme of this year’s free Spirit & Place conversation from 4 to 6 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 10, at Visionloft Events at the Stutz. Seating is limited, so RSVP.
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Oct 25, 2024 |
mirrorindy.org | Breanna Cooper |Amanda Kingsbury
If you’re not a Swiftie (or you are, but you have Ticketmaster resentment), you might want to avoid downtown from Nov. 1-3. That’s when Indy turns into Taylor Town. The “Anti-Hero” singer will pull massive crowds into Lucas Oil Stadium, spike the city with $100 million in economic impact — and very likely remind her fans to vote on Nov. 5. But who are we to fight the alchemy? We’re glad she’s here – and hat’s off to those who scored tickets.
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