The school board reviewed the 2025 budget, capital improvements plan and more at the September meeting.
Author Archives: Ariana Beedie
Alma Mater: University of Southern Indiana
I'm a writer, curator and community connector. My passion for community storytelling combined with an asset-based community development approach led me to co-create projects like Face A Face (FAF Collective), Hoy Polloy Art Gallery, WooGrl Fest, and more. My work is featured in AFROPUNK, Sixty Inches from Center, Indianapolis Contemporary, Indy Arts Council and WFYI.
When I'm not working I love to care for my plants, journal, obsess over vinyl and music samples and hang out with my amazing kid.
My role at Mirror Indy seems like it was written just for me. It's a dream come true to help create a news organization that focuses on community needs.
Neighbors share concerns over low-barrier housing plans
Representatives from the Indianapolis Housing Hub presented plans at a September meeting.
Happy first birthday, Indy Documenters
In one year, we’ve trained 175 Indy residents, who’ve covered 195 public meetings.
Fort Ben library branch named a Certified Autism Center
The Indianapolis Public Library branch is the first in the state to hold this international designation.
Community storytellers keep neighbors in focus
Local historians shared tips and experiences with interested neighbors at the August Oral History Symposium.
She had plans to become a doctor. Now she’s the director of Chreece.
Jane Sun Kim started attending Chreece as a photographer. Now, she helps bring big names to the annual hip-hop festival in Fountain Square.
Homebuyers Choice program open to prospective homeowners
The free program will allow residents to participate in a community land trust.
$342.2 million proposed for IndyGo’s 2025 budget
Neighbors can share their thoughts at a public hearing on Aug. 8.
Celebrating the life of South African freedom fighter Nelson Mandela
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis exhibit runs through January 2025.
Airbnb, other short-term-rental landlords would have to register for permits under new proposal
A community leader says neighborhood safety concerns arise because of ‘negligent’ owners.


