After historic flooding in Indy, many neighbors face a long road to recovery.
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.
Fletcher Place considers outdoor drinking area
The area would roughly be along Virginia Avenue, East Street and McCarty Street.
Southsiders revive community garden in Fountain Square
With an $80,000 grant, volunteers also added a pocket park to the spot along Virginia Avenue.
Developer makes concessions in Fletcher Place townhome proposal
Neighbors say they’re still concerned about short-term rentals and the environmental impact.
Take your kids to Garfield Park’s new sensory-inclusive playground
The $5 million upgrades include music play features, bright colors and climbing structures.
Floods, droughts and heat domes. Is this the future?
Hoosiers should expect more extreme weather events like this Saturday’s severe storms and flooding.
Can Beech Grove afford more schools and churches?
As property tax cuts hit, councilors worry about projects that don’t pay taxes.
Pedal through Bean Creek during this upcoming bike rally
The Aug. 1 event will feature free helmets, bike repairs, hot dogs and snow cones.
‘ZoonieVille’ reunion honors a demolished southside community
Former neighbors turned family celebrate the 1970s Clearstream Gardens housing project.
Indy’s vehicle tax stalled. What about Beech Grove, Lawrence, Southport and Speedway?
Beech Grove may opt for an annual $25 fee to give residents a break.



