Co-owner Eve Keller said construction and fundraising have caused delays. She’s hopeful the bar will open by the end of 2026.
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Elanco, Purdue announce westside research institute
The One Health Research Institute will help speed up the path from discovery to products.
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What’s up with everything being a ‘cultural campus’ now?
Newfields, The Cabaret, The Children’s Museum and the Contemporary Art Museum of Indianapolis are all, you guessed it, campuses. Here’s what that means for you.
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A place for writers looking for a special writing corner opens at The Stutz
From Her Corner has been hosting writing pop-ups for three years and will now host $5 writing sessions at a permanent location.
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Copper thefts are rising. What you need to know.
Companies are offering big bucks for information on copper thefts and cable vandalism.
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Southsiders say goodbye to long-time grocery store
Some residents fear Garfield Park will become a food desert without the Safeway.
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The Vogue to host benefit concert for residents impacted by flooding
The rock concert at The Vogue is Aug. 28.
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Local pie company buys former Black Acre beer garden in Irvington
Pots & Pans Pie Co. will begin building a commercial production kitchen this fall.
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Warning that flooded vehicles could soon be for sale to unsuspecting consumers
Attorney General and Carfax issue warning following Indiana floods.
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Shop, eat and network at an entrepreneur and small business fair
You can sign up to volunteer at Indianapolis Urban League’s event by Aug. 18 to get a free shirt.
