Plus: A landfill’s second purpose, and how to say sorry.
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Posted inArts & Culture
Without Blackness, rock ‘n’ roll doesn’t existÂ
Ariana Beedie shares her experience of music and evolution as an Indy native — learn and hear more at the I Made Rock ‘N’ Roll: A Black Art Festival on May 18.
Posted inDocumenters
White River Report Card grade signals concern over wetland loss
The White River earned an average grade, revealing wetland loss and other environmental concerns.
Posted inEducation
Dean of Butler’s 2-year college pledges support to students
Carolyn-Gentle Genitty will start as inaugural dean of Founders College June 3.
Posted inResources
There’s an art to making a genuine apology
A pastor, a crisis communications expert, a therapist and two kindergarten teachers share their advice for saying you’re sorry.
Posted inNeighborhoods
‘A stepping stone’: Men find hope during free eastside training
The Fathers and Families Center will help program graduates find a job in the industry.
Posted inGovernment
A landfill in Indy will soon be home to community solar
Community solar generally refers to a facility that subscribers share, and they receive credits on their electricity bills.
Posted inNewsletters
In the Mirror: The mayor makes his soccer pitch for MLS
Plus: Indy library resignation, student debt and peace walk.
Posted inEducation
Indianapolis Public Library board member Stephen Lane resigns
Lane, a librarian who has been critical of Indy PL leadership, said he left before others could remove him.
Posted inArts & Culture
My Culture Journal: Indy’s Child editor takes a ‘trash walk,’ discovers a car museum
Nicole Sipe, a mother of two, also reveals where to find the best “BRC” burritos in town.