The results are in, and these are the top 10 stories that Indy Maven published in 2021.
Ranging in scope from a profile of the ultra-inspiring solo traveler Charlotte Simpson, to hidden gem patios and our favorite local foodies, we love how these stories represent a wide range of interests within our Indianapolis community.
Thank you for all of your support in 2021! Here’s hoping that 2022 brings even more interesting, engaging content that we can share with you.
1. MEET THE TRAVELING BLACK WIDOW AND PREPARE TO BE VERY INSPIRED
by Ebony Marie Chappel
After her husband died, Charlotte Simpson reshaped her life as a solo world traveler — and her over 13,000 Instagram followers can’t get enough. Neither can we.
At the age of 80, the former resident of Columbus, Indiana is now headlining her very first museum exhibition. We simply love to see it.
The journey to abstain looks different for everyone – from long sobriety stints, to the hard work of recovery.
4. MAVEN TO KNOW: LINDSAY YAGGI
by Meghan Stratton
The speech therapist and business owner lets us in on her innovative way of working with kids, how to get a career like hers, and the best advice she’s ever received.
Reconnect with your friends and the city this summer.
6. A SOBER MOM’S PERSPECTIVE
by MAURA MALLOY
With alcohol sales on a steep incline across America, Maura Malloy shares her very personal story of sobriety and its place in her life.
7. THE BEST INDIANAPOLIS GIFT IDEAS FOR 2021
by Stephanie Groves
We’ve filled this year’s gift guide with 45 fun ideas for everyone on your list, no matter your budget.
8. YOUR GUIDE TO THE GARAGE FOOD HALL AT BOTTLEWORKS
by Rachel Hickey
There’s something for every palate at this sure-to-be hotspot. Be sure to bring your appetite.
9. 13 LOCAL FOODIES YOU SHOULD FOLLOW RIGHT NOW
by ELLIE ALLEN
Whether you’re new to Indy or a local, follow these foodies to learn about all the best places to get amazing food and drinks in the city – or get inspired to try them again.
10. 9 UNEXPECTED THINGS I LEARNED WHILE BEING UNFERTILE
By AMY BARTNER
One woman shares the lessons she’s taking away from three years of trying to get pregnant.
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