An out-of-state developer wants to bring a data center to the old Sherman Drive-In Theater.
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Purdue will purchase 2 apartment buildings near Indy campus
It’s part of the university’s push to add on-campus housing after the IUPUI split.
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Southport welcomes first new apartment complex in decades
The Jacob Apartments’ 93-unit building is named after one of the city’s pioneers.
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Residents hope new Elanco HQ doesn’t leave neighborhood behind
Elanco held a grand opening for its westside headquarters Oct. 1.
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Franklin Township Schools reverses stance, backs controversial Google data center
Less than a week before a vote that could determine the fate of a controversial data center campus in southeast Indianapolis, the local school district has come out in support of Google’s plan.
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Elanco buys 56 acres of state-owned land to expand on west side
The $27 million deal will accelerate the OneHealth Innovation District with Purdue University.
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IndyGo fares to increase for fixed route service
This is the first update to IndyGo fare prices since 2009.
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New home-based bakery The Bread Barn opens in Franklin Township
The southside micro-bakery sells several types of bread, cookies, cinnamon rolls and other items.
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West Indianapolis-based Elanco launches program to feed 250 local families
Nutrition Secure Indy will give food boxes to families for a year and track the impact.
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Starting a small business? The Indianapolis Public Library offers free workshops.
You can have a one-on-one meeting with experts or attend an event series starting Sept. 8.
