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hey all! i’m currently rebuilding my clientele after moving cross country! i’m a hairdresser who specializes in lived in colors and razor cutting! i do pretty much everything though behind the chair! i was looking to maybe find some other pink collar friends who’d want to trade services with one another. you get your hair done in exchange for whatever cool service you provide. also not opposed to things not in the pink collar realm if you’ve got a cool trade or service you provide. also give people a space to maybe find trades they’ve been looking for! i work in carmel myself! we’d also be able to help with advertising for each other, since if i was ie getting my lashes done with you, of course im telling ALL the women in my chair to go to you!

anyway, just looking for some girlie pop solutions for us all in this shitty economy and well, all of it rn.

I haven’t found a vet I love and the ones I’ve tolerated so far have been absurdly expensive.

INDIANAPOLIS AREA

We’re asking for some extra eyes on the case of James Allen Morton.

James, 52, has been missing from the west side of Columbus, Ohio since May 30, 2026. He was last known to be in the Westrock Drive and Roberts Road area.

James is 5 feet 9 inches tall, approximately 180 pounds, with brown hair and brown eyes.

We’re sharing his case in the Indianapolis area in hopes of getting his face in front of more people across the region.

If you’re in Indianapolis or Central Indiana, please take a moment to look at his photo and share his information.

CaseTrace flyer:
https://casetraceapp.com/flyer/32670

Anyone with information should contact the Columbus Division of Police Missing Persons Unit at 614-645-4545 or 614-645-2358 and reference Report 263003753.

Please do not post tips publicly. Send any information directly to law enforcement.

Hey y'all!

Just moved here from Atlanta, live in Herron Morton and I'm struggling to find a place to get my daily groceries.

There's a Kroger nearby but frankly, it sucks. Maybe I just am not aware of other chains I need to be looking for but when I search "groceries" on Google maps, not much comes up. It doesn't seem like there's many options but wanted to check if I'm missing something.

So, friends, where are we getting quality meats and veggies?

Thanks so much!

Edit: thanks everyone for the recommendations! This made me realize I'm just not used to driving 15-20 minutes to a grocery store and I need to expand my horizons haha.

I've heard of this happening to other people who live near the fairgrounds, but it's never happened to me until today. There's something infuriating about it even though I don't drive anymore. Like, if they had rang my doorbell and asked, I'd probably say "fine". But just doing it without asking is... somewhat violating for some reason.

I'm not going to have them towed or anything either (unless they do it again). It's just frustrating.

Anybody else ever have to deal with this? What did you do?

Edit: Apparently I can't have them towed, even if I wanted to. They're not blocking my driveway (near my garage, there is room to park to the side on concrete). The rules if they aren't blocking:

If a vehicle is parked on private residential property without permission, it must remain for 48 hours (or be tagged with a notice for 24 hours) before it can be legally towed as an abandoned vehicle.

Indy folks, has anyone found a rheumatologist who is good with chronic joint pain and possible autoimmune issues? I’m trying to understand what a real rheumatoid arthritis diagnosis should include, not just “take NSAIDs and see what happens.” Would you recommend IU Health, Community, private practices, or somewhere else? Who actually listened and gave you a clear plan?

Here is a question.

With record-breaking flooding in Noblesville, why did Indianapolis - Rocky Ripple get spared?

There was a prediction as high as 17 1/2 feet which would have gone over the top of the levee.

Could it be that the breach of the White River into the Carmel Stone Quarry was enough to take pressure off the flood?

My girlfriend just moved out of this apartment complex, and I wanted to share her experience so other people in town don’t end up going through the same thing.

The day she moved in, the head of maintenance cornered her while she was alone and told her she wasn’t allowed to park in her assigned parking space, even though she had the sticker for it. When she told him she had a sticker for the spot, he yelled at her for not being nice enough. She reported the incident, and management basically told her he’d never been a problem before. A few months later, he followed her into the elevator to ask if they were “cool,” which understandably made her uncomfortable.

There were also issues with the apartment itself. The bathroom above hers was leaking into her ceiling when she moved in. They patched the drywall without actually fixing the leak, and as far as she knows, it’s still leaking. The pool was consistently gross, and because of the way the building is laid out, a huge portion of the apartments overlook it. That meant everyone in the middle of the building got to hear every conversation and party happening at the pool. There was also a lot of trash and animal waste in the common areas. I can personally attest that the halls often smelled like garbage.

But this is the part that really blows my mind.

She scheduled a move-out walkthrough for the end of her lease. They simply never showed up. She waited around, eventually sent them a video of the apartment, and two hours later they told her they had done their own walkthrough and would probably be charging her $200+ for drywall damage from six Command hooks.

Had they actually shown up to the appointment, she could have removed the hooks properly without damaging the drywall. Now she has to rely on the same maintenance department she had previously reported for harassment to remove them and, hopefully, not hit her with some ridiculous charge.

The craziest part is that she probably stayed there 20 or 30 nights total over the entire 18 months she lived there. Because of everything that happened with maintenance, and knowing they had access to her apartment, she was never comfortable staying there and spent most of her time at my place.

The apartment was otherwise immaculate. The only issues were the water damage from the apartment above, which she reported multiple times, and the *six* Command hooks.

Just an all-around weird experience.

One other thing worth mentioning: she said they heavily encouraged residents to pay rent with credit cards and offered rewards for doing so. That feels pretty predatory to me, although I guess that’s a separate issue. I also feel that they shouldn’t give new residents a discount for leaving good reviews after their tour, but what do I know.

Anyway, just wanted to give people in the city a heads-up.

ETA: people are really stuck on the hooks. I know they cause damage and she should have dealt with them. She screwed up and forgot. It happens. She should pay for that.

I think we’re possibly missing the bigger picture, which is that the missed walk through put a man who harassed her to the point where she was scared to sleep at home the power to retaliate against her for reporting him.

Hello, my formerly stray adopted cat Margo needs a tooth out very badly, and I can't afford the $700+ the place I took her wanted. She's miserable, and I'm upset and unsure where to turn. I know there's a low cost places, but without some specifics ahead of time I'm afraid of hitting another wall expense wise. Thanks everyone.