Taylor Swift and fans celebrate past, present during Indianapolis show
Swift opened her three-night stand in Indy on Friday with a whopping 69,000 people in the house who registered up to 114 decibels of adoration during part of the concert.
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Local businesses go all-in for Swift weekend
Taylor Swift-related products, events and drink specials are popping up all over Indianapolis to fill the niche of entertaining ticketless locals, pre-show roamers and those looking to fill time through two-night hotel minimums.
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Q&A: Architect Stephen Alexander talks about Stadium Village
The longtime architect said he wants to see the neighborhood replicate a sort of Olympic Village surrounding Lucas Oil Stadium. He talked to IBJ about the progress he believes the neighborhood has made toward that goal.
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Q&A: CIB’s Andy Mallon talks about Taylor Swift, Pan Am Plaza construction and more
Mallon spoke with IBJ about what it’s been like to oversee the board at a time when so much is going on.
Photos: Taylor Swift performs on first night of Eras Tour stop in Indianapolis 7:35 am
The show, which ran 3-1/2 hours, included nearly 50 songs from Swift’s discography and featured up-and-coming artist Gracie Abrams as the opener.
Taylor Swift photos and updates: Indianapolis stop was ‘best decision’ 8:56 pm
IBJ is covering Taylor Swift’s three-day visit to Indianapolis and the 200,000-some fans expected to converge on the city to attend (or try to find tickets to attend) one of the concerts at Lucas Oil Stadium. Check back regularly for updates.
Local banks lure new customers with cash amid competition 2:00 pm
Cash offers are not a new phenomenon, but they’re in widespread use locally now, with at least 10 banks and credit unions offering such incentives.
Food truck operators feel regulatory pinch 2:00 pm
Years after fanfare, hospital remains unbuilt 2:00 pm
Eiteljorg museum to showcase glass artist’s Indigenous creation story 2:00 pm
College students get inside look at Swift tour, will help visitors navigate Indy 1:32 pm
Fever hire Stephanie White as new head coach 12:24 pm
Indiana’s annual average teacher pay tops $60K, new report says 12:12 pm
As daylight saving time ends Sunday, it’s time to fall back
U.S. employers add just 12K jobs as hurricanes, strikes reduce payrolls
Indiana early voting growing in popularity due to convenience, changing attitudes
Indianapolis-based Remodel Health moves to larger downtown offices after staff doubles in size
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