It’s part of VCP’s big plans for growing enrollment, staff and services on the southeast side.
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Two poets to open a typewriter and book shop in Garfield Park
Indy Type Shop will also have a small theater and serve tea.
Hogsett is owed $63,000 due to accounting error, city officials say
The mayor started receiving catch-up payments after the problem was discovered.
Center For Leadership Development will expand to east and west sides
The nonprofit wants to bring mentorship and education to underserved Indianapolis youth on the east and west sides.
Free pre-K for everyone? An Indy lawmaker wants to make it happen.
Despite setbacks this year, Democrat Blake Johnson says he’ll keep trying.
Indy residents fear massive cuts to Medicaid
An estimated 250,000 people would lose health insurance if Republican-backed SB 2 passes.
UIndy Online dean understands adult learners. She used to be one.
Q&A with Pam Wimbush, who knows many adult learners are juggling kids, jobs and education.
‘Not invisible’: This Indy program helps struggling young people
Participants get free job training and support through the Youth Employment Services program.
Local health agency isn’t protecting renters, Indy councilors say
They said the agency creates an incentive for landlords to get rid of renters who complain.
Hogsett hires former city attorney in City-County Council investigation
The attorney’s time overlapped with an internal investigation into harassment allegations.


