The tea cafe owned by WNBA Hall of Famer Tamika Catchings has launched a line of bottled teas available in grocery stores.
Category: Business
Posted inGovernment
Mysterious group buys $11,000 in Facebook ads to oppose Mile Square district
The Virginia-based American Jobs and Growth Fund targeted as many as 500,000 Indianapolis residents in opposition of an economic enhancement district that would pay for services in downtown Indianapolis.
Posted inResources
Holcomb promotes workforce training resources
The state offers tuition-free certifications, connections to apprenticeships and college financial aid — as detailed on its ‘One Stop to Start’ website.
Posted inBusiness
Circle Centre is a haven for small businesses. When the mall’s redeveloped, where will they go?
As national chains have moved out and left vacant space, Circle Centre Mall has become home to many small businesses.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Westside coffee shop offers a taste of the timeless — and maybe a ghost
Deep in the heart of what was once Central State Hospital, the Mansion Society coffee shop is serving up an ‘eccentric and timeless’ experience.
Posted inBusiness
Indy renters want solutions for high rent rates
The average rent for an 876-square-foot apartment is now $1,193, an analysis says.
Posted inBusiness
Circle Centre Mall sale and redevelopment will transform the downtown Indianapolis space
The developer behind Bottleworks plans a $600 million makeover.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘Everybody wants a grocery store’: How SuperJams is filling a need for westsiders
An entrepreneur is investing in a food desert when few others would.
Posted inHealth
From pickleball to Zumba, Indy residents are rushing to group fitness activities
They are improving their health while finding a sense of community.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Public comment sought for air pollution deal with Ingredion on the west side
The Justice Department will accept public comments on a Clean Air Act settlement with the mill operators.
