These eastsiders help feed Indy pets with free food pantries
Eastside Pawject has installed seven pet food pantry boxes with microchip scanners.
Beech Grove puts a cork in its proposed outdoor alcohol policy
Councilors voted against a DORA along Main Street and within Sarah T. Bolton Park.
At Mother Loves Garden, kids get paid to grow
Summer campers earned money while learning to plant and tend to their own food. An after-school program starts July 27.
Planning to go to a job fair? Here’s our guide on how to prepare.
Mirror Indy spoke to six career experts about their best career fair tips.
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arts & culture
Indianapolis is a hotbed for old music
Our Q&A with a viola da gamba musician about the International Baroque Competition happening on July 12.
Indy’s first Black equity theater company closes after four years
LaKesha Lorene, CEO and founder of Naptown African American Theatre Collective, said the organization needed more funding support.
Potluck Party: For the love of barbecue
Chef Oya Woodruff and three friends bond over rib tips and mesquite secrets.
When your friend group can’t decide where to eat for dinner
Two Indy residents created ForkYes, a Tinder-style restaurant app that will help you find the best match.
46 things to do in July in Indianapolis
Check out a zine festival, cheap family movie nights and group workouts, a hot clown trinket swap and a $10 and under flea market.
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