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Country setting 10 BOOK NOOK in the city Cecil home has a four-season view 4 Columbus Magazine TASTE 13 Nourishing Noodles PROFILE 18 Ali Patberg GOODWILL 34 Council for Youth Development IN EVERY ISSUE 38 WEDDINGS 42 OUR SIDE OF TOWN 46 ThE BIG PicTURE 18 “Let us make the most of your great room, too! Call us today. Pollert Design is a commercial and residential interior design fi rm, specializing in working with your current space. A one - stop shop for furniture, art, accessories, fl oor, and window coverings. Contact us today to set up a consultation! Country setting in the city Cecil home has a four-season view 724 Franklin Street Columbus, IN 47201 812-376-4044 pollertdesign.com TR-35036388 Columbus Magazine 5 medley EDITOR’S NOTE “In 49 states it’s just basketball ... but this is Indiana.” Anyone who lives in the Hoosier state gets it. I don’t think you even have to love sports for that Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame motto to evoke some sort of emotion. I have fond memories of being a cheerleader for our school’s basketball team during my childhood and cheering for my future husband, who played on that team. He and his four younger brothers may have more memories than most when it comes to Indiana basketball. I know this because they still discuss them at every family get-together — even 20 years later. Our children are carrying on that tradition. Our daughter is a cheerleader for her school’s basketball team, and our son plays in a youth league here in Columbus. This time of year, you know where to find us — around a basketball court. I suppose that you might say it’s written in our family’s DNA. To me the best things about the game aren’t the stats, awards or the exercise that it provides. Sure, those are definite perks, but I think the best part is the camaraderie of being on the team. It’s about feeling as if you are part of something bigger than yourself and having teammates — and a gym full of fans — who are counting on you. I love the confidence it builds and the memories it provides. In this issue I hope you enjoy getting to know Columbus native and IU basketball player Ali Pat- berg and how her childhood in Columbus fostered her love of the game. Also, find out where to enjoy a delicious noodle dish, take a look inside the westside home of Adam and Elizabeth Cecil, and learn what the Council for Youth Development is doing for the children of our community. Happy reading! March | April 2020 Emilee Miller [email protected] Ruling her court On THE COver Ali Patberg’s homegrown skills on display at IU Ali Patberg Oodles of Noodles // Home with a View // Council for Youth Development Columbus Magazine 1 photographed by Angela Jackson 6 Columbus Magazine March 25, 2020 PUBLISHER ADVERTISING READER SERVICES Bud Hunt Advertising Art Director Mailing Address AIM Media Indiana Amanda Waltz P.O. Box 3011 Columbus, IN 47202 Advertising Design EDITORIAL Erin Caplinger, Ashley Curry, Advertising Inquiries Editor and Senior Graphic Designer Julie Daiker, Jessica Dell, (812) 379-5655 Emilee Miller Kassi Hattabaugh, Josh Meyer, Jessicah Powers, Tina Ray, Back Issues Senior Copy Editor Robert Wilson To order back issues of Columbus Katharine Smith magazine, please send $5 per Advertising Operations Manager issue (includes S&H) to the Writers Lara Hunt mailing address above or call Rebecca Berfanger, Jon Shoulders, (800) 435-5601. Please include the Glenda Winders Advertising Operations Coordinator address to which your copies should Cat Cooper be sent. PDF files are available Photographers for a fee of $20 per page and are Carla Clark, Hadley Fruits, Account Executives permitted for personal use only. Angela Jackson, Jana Jones, Rhonda Day, Jon Franz, Shannon Malanoski Taylor Schrink, Joy Woodcock ©2020 by AIM Media Indiana All rights reserved. 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