They connected to the readers around them and learned some interesting things about their neighbors along the way.
Tag: northeast side
Posted inSports
‘The only place we could play’: Douglass Park Golf Course celebrates 100 years of legacy and community
Named in honor of abolitionist and statesman Frederick Douglass, the park was established by the city in 1921 as a segregated recreational facility for Indianapolis’s Black residents.
Posted inGovernment
Meet the graduate student nurturing Lawrence’s urban forest
McKinney Climate Fellow Taylor Stout is helping craft a city urban forestry master plan.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Community Love Fest 2026 to kick off in Indianapolis to support at-risk youths
The Community Love Fest 2026 will start on Wednesday at an Indianapolis church.
Posted inResources
How Eskenazi’s community weavers help with more than health care
These health workers, based in five Indianapolis neighborhoods, connect people to resources like food and transportation.
Posted inHealth
Indy’s first pediatric-focused and Black-owned urgent care center celebrates five years
Nurse practitioner TaQuita Taylor opened Children Express Care Clinic during the pandemic.
Posted inNeighborhoods
Indy urban farm nonprofit launches free compost program
Local non-profit Soul Food Project recently launched a community composting effort, thought to be the first free program of its kind in the city.
Posted inEducation
Andrew J. Brown Academy celebrates renovations and new life as a charter
The charter school kicked off its second year in the old IPS Forest Manor Middle School by celebrating $6 million in renovations.
Posted inNeighborhoods
After a CVS shuttered, eastsiders face a vacant lot full of trash
The location along the Purple Line is one of at least 28 pharmacies that have closed in Indianapolis.
Posted inEducation
An IPS school will become a charter school. And 2 others will merge.
Here’s a look at how some Indy charter schools are trying to bolster their finances.
