If the shoe fits, you probably got it at City Park Runners.

Obby Khan knew he had a strong personal brand after a long career in the Canadian Football league. “I was well-known. Eight and half of 10 people liked me,” he joked. “I have a recognizable face.”

Every family comes with baggage. For U.N. Luggage owners and siblings Jon Thiessen and Jen Goreski, it’s literal.

Kembel, the driving force behind EMK Clothing, began sewing when she was in Grade 5, although her mom’s creativity set the pattern for Kembel’s pursuits well before then. By the time she was in junior high, she was sewing clothes for herself and friends.

Luke Nolan knows noggins. Whether yours is a small, average, or an orange-on-a-toothpick, Sputnik-sized noggin, his Exchange District shop has a style that will capture your cranium …and your personal style.

Greg Tonn opened Into The Music new and used record store more than 30 years ago and proved himself ahead of the curve by continuing to stock vinyl even when CDs made them seem obsolete.

Breaking down mattresses is one way to build a new life. Employees
at Mother Earth Recycling often arrive without prior work experience and other
barriers to employment, from limited access to child care to a criminal record.

They say if you love what you brew, you’ll never work a day in your life. Tyler and Sable Birch opened Barn Hammer Brewing Company in July 2016.

Crystal Bennett is the owner of Hip Pooch, a dog grooming and dog lifestyle shop, situated in the heart of trendy Corydon Village.

Monday to Friday, Nick’s on Broadway serves sandwiches, soups, and salads to the downtown office lunch crowd. We talked with Chef/Owner Nick Graumann.