The Andretti family has won just once at the Indianapolis 500, but Marco Andretti, one of the few American contenders in the field, will try again on Sunday.
Here is the original post:
Marco Andretti Seeks Elusive Win at Indy
A gay teenager who pulled a stun gun on students he said bullied him has been expelled from his Indianapolis high school until January.
Read more from the original source:
Bullied teen expelled over stun gun
As the 53 Giants on the active roster arrived in Indianapolis for Super Bowl XLVI, left behind, until later in the week, were the players on injured reserve.
Shelvin Mack starts almost every day by waking up, grabbing his iPhone and sending out the same message to his nearly 14,000 followers on Twitter: “Think Positive . . . ” The two words are Mack’s personal motto and they perhaps had more meaning during the nearly five-month lockout, when he worked out regularly in Indianapolis and had to wonder when he would be allowed to actually play in the NBA — or better yet, receive his first paycheck — after leaving Butler as a junior and sliding to the Washington Wizards at No. 34. Read full article > >
Go here to read the rest:
Shelvin Mack, Chris Singleton staying positive
One safety is back at practice and another is back in the training room. No one knows when the kick returner might return, and the tight end is done until the end of preseason. The Redskins are midway through the preseason schedule, and their injury picture remains fuzzy. Redskins Coach Mike Shanahan had hoped safeties LaRon Landry and Oshiomogho Atogwe would return to practice this week and see action in Thursday’s preseason game at Baltimore . While Atogwe had his helmet in hand Sunday, Landry has suffered another setback. The Achilles’ tendon injury that kept him sidelined all of training camp is apparently well enough, but Landry hurt his hamstring while working out in Indianapolis last week and his return is delayed indefinitely. Read full article > >
Read the original post:
Redskins eager to get Landry, Atogwe, Wilson back to full health
The author Kurt Vonnegut’s friends and family agree that his museum belongs in Indianapolis, the hometown with which he had a complicated relationship.
Here is the original post:
Indianapolis Honors Its Literary Native Son
Redskins eager to get Landry, Atogwe, Wilson back to full health
Monday, August 22nd, 2011
