It’s the eighth day of Hanukkah, and roughly 100 people are gathered on the Max and Mae Simon Jewish Community Campus to commemorate the last day of the holiday. They sang, they read scriptures and they lit the menorah. In addition to members of the Jewish faith, people from different religions and a few city […]
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Everyone is welcome at this Thanksgiving table
From ‘In Keeping the Faith:’ At Allisonville Christian Church, one family’s invitation became a meal for anyone seeking food or company.
Here’s when River Road will reopen south of 96th
The northside road was washed out from floodwaters in August.
Kids Dance Outreach to build its first permanent home
The building, which will include a 180-seat performance space, will open in 2028 near The Children’s Museum.
Flooding displaced residents and damaged property. Photos tell the story.
Photos captured Aug. 15 show flooding from the White River in parts of Indianapolis.
This summit is designed for POC creatives in Indy
Creatives in Color will host a three-day event which features an artist talk, a free art show and a panel discussion Aug. 7-9.
Poet to poet: A dad-daughter duo have a word for Father’s Day
Chi Sherman talks to John Sherman about the power of the mundane and the school bus incident that inspired one his most emotional poems.
Stroll and shop on the Monon’s ‘trail sale’
If you find yourself on the Monon Trail June 13-14, consider adding a little retail therapy to your time outdoors. Residents will host garage sales along the trail from 42th Street to Kessler Boulevard. The ‘trail sale’ will also feature local vendors, including Tomorrow Bookstore and Big Bugz Thrift. Tinker Coffee and Macizo will pop […]
Generations Community Bank opens in Indianapolis, marking a historic milestone for Indiana
It’s the state’s first-ever Minority Depository Institution and the first new startup bank in Indiana since 2008.
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Park reopened with expanded memorial
The park updates honor the 58th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.’s assassination and Robert F. Kennedy’s speech.


