Five years ago, Indianapolis-based Royal Pin Leisure Centers Inc.—a longtime fixture for both local bowlers and national championships—was in need of new revenue sources. Participation in league ...
Even from blocks away, it’s hard to miss the massive bowling pin tilting off the brick building. The sign serves as a beacon bringing people to 10 Pins, the new bowling center opened on Franklin’s ...
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