The longtime HBCU celebration is back, but with a local high school football focus.
Category: Neighborhoods
Posted inGovernment
Shopping for a comeback: What will it take to revive Washington Square?
One councilor is working to revive the once thriving eastside staple as malls across the country die.
Posted inGovernment
Lawrence proposes nearly $56 million budget for 2027
Mayor Deb Whitfield said the city is in “much better shape” than last year.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Near eastside town hall to cover environmental issues
The meeting will be 6-8 p.m. Sept. 24 at Englewood Christian Church.
Posted inGovernment
Here’s when River Road will reopen south of 96th
The northside road was washed out from floodwaters in August.
Posted inGovernment
State’s unhoused number increases, but fewer are living outside
Annual one-night count in January was extended because of bitter cold weather.
Posted inEducation
Will your Warren Township student attend a different school next year?
Here’s how to give feedback on proposed changes for Warren elementary and middle schools.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indy officials greenlight $240M in tax breaks for southside data center
Sabey Data Centers is expected to begin construction on its $4.3 billion project in 2027.
Posted inArts & Culture
Headed to your first Indy farmer’s market? Meet your new guide.
Koby Bluitt’s Meet Motha at the Market helps people shop intentionally for healthy food.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Celebrate the food that brings cultures together at this festival
The Rice and Beans Festival will be Sept. 19 at the Fonseca Theatre Company.
