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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. The team at OLG has known renaissance man Wayne Shive for years. We’ve done work for many of his business endeavors, which include [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. Summer (and I suppose Fall) 2011 provided some great opportunities to witness some legendary bands/musicians that I never thought I’d be able to [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. A few months back I was invited to attend a “Friends for Lunch” at Cancer Services of Northeast Indiana, which the organization hosts [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. The awesome crew over at music/film zine Ze Catalist asked if I’d contribute something to their ‘Wilco Week’ series, celebrating the release of [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. This past weekend I ran the Fort4Fitness half marathon as part of “Team Turnstone”—the team running to raise funds for Turnstone. For those of [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. At One Lucky Guitar, we live on the city’s bike lanes, bike routes and trails. Many of us bike to work (or at [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. Now that schools in the area are back in full swing, it’s nice to think that some of them will be identified with [...]
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READ MORENote: This blog post is no longer being updated or maintained. We cannot guarantee accuracy or accessibility. Last week, Arts United’s Auer Center for Arts & Culture (formerly the Fourthwave Building) had the building name installed on its front awning. [...]