A proposed southside Indy data center qualifies for tax exemptions. Is it worth the cost?
Author Archives: Elizabeth Gabriel
Alma Mater: The University of Texas at Austin
As Mirror Indy's southside reporter, I chat with residents who live in Fountain Square through County Line Road, working to highlight neighbors' concerns and accomplishments.
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.
Learn the history of Fountain Fletcher buildings through free tour
The self-guided walking tour and online map try to make neighborhood history accessible.
Hearing for the disputed southside data center plan is June 12
Southsiders fear a data center will increase utility bills and environmental pollution.
How your electric bills could jump if a data center comes to Indy
AES Indiana wants to build new power generators that could serve a southside data center.
Southsiders still oppose updated Franklin Township data center plans
Despite concessions from the developer, neighbors worry about the impact of the massive proposal on 468 acres of farmland.
Southsiders are livid about Ingredion’s permit renewal
Neighbors question if the state will keep Ingredion accountable if its operating permit is renewed.
Free vaccines available May 21 on Indy’s south side
The clinic, hosted by Chin Community of Indiana, will provide free immunizations to those with a photo ID — no insurance required.
Do you need groceries? Here’s a map of southside food pantries
As need for food rises, southside food pantries are determined to serve the community.
IDEM to host public meeting May 15 over Ingredion expansion
Discuss air quality concerns ahead of the starch factory’s planned $100M project.
Old Southside affordable housing project named after longtime advocate
The Bridgeman quadruplex was named after Anthony Bridgeman, who died after a battle with cancer.


