The Indiana Fever Sports Performance Center will break ground this summer at the corner of Alabama and Maryland streets.
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Indianapolis artist showcases Burmese heritage with traffic signal box art
A newly painted traffic signal box at U.S. 31 and Edgewood Avenue has turned heads while celebrating Burmese heritage. Designer and painter Yan Yan poured 105 hours into the artwork “Our Enlightenment.”
Posted inEducation
Meet Washington Township schools’ next superintendent
Sean Taylor, the next superintendent for the Metropolitan School District of Washington Township, will step into the role in July.
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‘Snow Fever: A Christmas Karaoke’ comes to Phoenix Theatre
The new holiday comedy will bring quirky characters and festive chaos to Phoenix Theatre Dec. 6-22.
Posted inResources
Which stores will be open on Thanksgiving Day?
When you inevitably forget some key ingredient for your Thanksgiving feast, here’s where you can send a helper to pick it up.
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Taylor Swift’s shows prompt downtown road closures, parking restrictions
IMPD announced an extensive list of road closures from Nov. 1-4 — plus a map with a drop-off site, a rideshare pickup site, and a “parent pick-up” lot.
Posted inHealth
UIndy to host free vaccination clinic on Halloween
The free vaccination clinic is open to the public from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at UIndy’s Schwitzer Student Center.
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Tyrese Halliburton interviews Barack Obama in iconic podcast interview
The Indiana Pacers player interviewed Obama about his favorite young players in the NBA, coaching his daughters’ teams and the upcoming presidential election.
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Meet Nugget, the dog who works at Lawrence North High School
As school districts focus on students’ mental health, school pets are becoming a more popular option to integrate into daily school life.
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Lawrence Township teachers rally for pay raise
Amanda Rose, co-president of Lawrence Education Association, said some teachers work a second job to supplement their salaries.
