The construction of warehouses near the Johnson County Line threatens to destroy a portion of the state’s few remaining high-quality wetlands.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inArts & Culture
Free and fun: A guide to 14 Indy art galleries
Use this guide to find the creative spaces you’ll want to discover or revisit, on First Friday or any day of the week.
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Here are all of Indy’s parks and playgrounds slated for upgrades this year
You can see what parks are being improved on your side of town.
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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.
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Gleaners reports a significant spike in food assistance
The food bank over its latest fiscal year provided a record 48 million meals to people, an increase of 17%.
Posted inArts & Culture
Artist with secret art crush visits art studios and galleries
In this week’s journal, an artist with a secret art crush visits art studios and galleries.
Posted inGovernment
How to send a comment on southside development that would destroy wetlands
Class III wetlands are considered by the state to be the highest quality.
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The Christmas House has been casting a holiday glow for more than 40 years
Linda and Ricky Eichholtz have been stunning their neighbors with Christmas decorations since 1980.
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Indy renters want solutions for high rent rates
The average rent for an 876-square-foot apartment is now $1,193, an analysis says.
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‘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.
