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Super sights

Lucas Oil Stadium is the site of the NFL championship game between the New England Patriots and New York Giants.

Putting on our Sunday best

The Social Media Command Center is a Super Bowl first: Volunteers monitor multiple sources for references to Super Bowl XLVI and Indianapolis.

2011, in snapshots

BMG Event Productions' Pat Sechrist mirrors a holographic image of himself over his right shoulder. BMG uses holography to spice up conventions and trade shows.

On the road

Jon Arnold took advantage of a rest area in The Badlands of South Dakota in late June to catch up on work after using the first week on the road as a vacation.

Out of the drink

Rawhide Golf Ball Co.'s remote-retrieval system can recover 900 golf balls in one pass.

Site’s rich history

The P.R. Mallory complex at Washington and Gray streets employed 1,500 in its mid-20th-century heyday.

Pat Koch’s life

Pat Koch makes her way through the entire theme park before lunch.

Building a tech hub

City leaders want to redevelop the area between IUPUI and 16th Street to attracting high-tech companies and residents alike.

Monument Circle brainstorming

From Inertia to Inner Circle, by Jean-Baptiste Cuelle and Francois David, Paris.

New hope for an old campus

Developers plan to spend between $100 million and $150 million to create housing, retail and recreational areas at the site of the former Central State Hospital.

A watchmaker at work

For 38 years, Bill Rostiser has been a watchmaker at Windsor Jewelry downtown. He stumbled into the field after a stint in the Army.

Coliseum at a crossroads

The coliseum was built in 1939, and during its prime attracted major shows and events, ranging from concerts by the Beatles to Perry Como.

Exploring China

The 101-story Shanghai World Financial Center is the world's third-tallest building.

Indy Winter Farmers’ Market

Open from 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturdays at the Maxwell apartment building at 530 E. Ohio St., the Indy Winter Farmers' Market runs for 23 weeks, until the end of April.

Chartering change

In less than three months, administrators at Indianapolis Metropolitan High School decided to implement a school-wide overhaul.

The year in photos

Optician Lacy Crafton puts lenses in frames at Greenwood's LensTech Optical, the largest independently owned optical lab in the state.

Fountain Square

New Day, which makes wine made from locally grown honey and fruit, operates a tasting room in Fountain Square.

Convention center expansion

First-floor exhibit halls will be part of the expanded convention center's 566,600 square feet of contiguous exhibit space.

Voice Museum

Van Ausdall and Farrar's in-house Voice Museum features dozens of variations of Edison's Ediphone dictating machine arranged in chronological order.

Durham art auction

This signed painting owned by troubled financier Tim Durham is expected to sell for $500-$1,000 at auction.

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