Residents fear the city’s proposal to raise rates by $10 is just a Band-Aid.
Author Archives: Elizabeth Gabriel
Alma Mater: The University of Texas at Austin
As Mirror Indy’s southside reporter, I’m excited to connect with different people around the south side of Marion County and provide news that’s driven by the needs of the community.
Before joining Mirror Indy, I covered health and education stories for WFYI — Indy’s local public radio station — and some of my reporting has aired on NPR and the BBC. My passion for teaching is why I’m a deputy managing editor for Next Gen Radio, a national mentorship program for early career journalists.
When I’m not reporting, I’m teaching yoga or HIIT classes, listening to podcasts or cuddling with my dachshund named Henry and my cat, Jheri.
RSVP for a free baby shower at Burmese community center
Families will receive baby products and participate in parenting education sessions.
Monthly sewer bills for Beech Grove residents could jump to $46.75
A proposal from the Beech Grove City Council aims to keep the utility out of the red.
Southsiders want as many bike trails as other parts of Indy
Center Township has more trail miles than Perry, Decatur and Franklin Townships combined.
Southside Burmese center to host free community cultural night
The family-friendly event is open to everyone to celebrate Burmese culture.
Southside educators work to bridge Chin language barriers
Over 30 Chin languages are spoken in Indy. Here’s how teachers learned about some of them.
There are selections for everyone at O-Dog Comics
Owner Rhonda Oldham takes pride in offering a variety of comics in her southside store.
Beech Grove wants input on first redevelopment plan since 2008
The southside Indianapolis city will host a public meeting July 24, 2025 on the city’s plan to guide future redevelopment.
A data center project advances, but southsiders vow to keep fighting
The Franklin Township project cleared one redevelopment hurdle this week.
Enjoy summer concerts and farmers market at Beech Grove
The farmers market will be on Tuesdays and concerts will be twice a month on Thursdays.


