The next phase of the Circle City Forward initiative, focused on trails and greenways, is mapped out. The $25 million investment will create, plan and improve more than 50 miles of trails, greenways, and bike […more…]
By Ellie Allen and Katie Freeman Situated atop a grassy hill on the north end of Butler University’s campus sits the largest telescope in Indiana. The Holcomb Observatory’s presence on campus is unique, as few observatories […more…]
Broad Ripple Avenue will soon receive an estimated $6 million facelift. The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) laid out the plan September 8, which includes widened sidewalks, improved drainage, more lights and greenery and […more…]
UPDATED 9/27/21. For thirty years, the Broad Ripple community has advocated and planned for a paved trail to connect the Monon Trail with Broad Ripple Park. After receiving a Neighborhood Infrastructure Partnership Grant from DPW […more…]
The Indiana Department of Natural Resources Division of Historic Preservation and Archaeology is working to create a database of information on the headstones at Crown Hill Cemetery to encourage preservation. The project aims to survey […more…]
Midtown Indy’s development partner, Flaherty & Collins Construction, has a potential opportunity for businesses and residents that qualify as Section 3 individuals or business concerns, to perform the following work at the Parkside at Tarkington […more…]
Parents and others interested in the future of Indianapolis Public Schools are invited to a virtual State of the District address at 6 p.m. on Sept. 15. IPS Superintendent Aleesia Johnson will discuss safety measures […more…]
The Indianapolis Public Library has cancelled all in-branch children’s programming until further notice due to the ongoing surge of COVID-19 cases among children. The cancellation, effective Sept. 20, affects storytime and toddler and preschool programming. […more…]
Indiana wildlife officials have given the clear for Hoosiers in all counties to resume using backyard bird feeders. According to the Indiana Department of Natural Resources, biologists identified more than 750 possible cases in 76 […more…]
