Five Central Indiana nonprofits have been named finalists for an annual $100,000 high impact grant offered by Impact 100 Greater Indianapolis, a charitable women’s giving circle. The winner will be chosen on June 29 in […more…]
Coburn Place has received $1,188,483 from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development as part of a $7 million renewal of funding awarded to 19 Indianapolis programs across nine organizations. HUD’s Continuum of Care […more…]
Effective Wednesday, November 4, The Indianapolis Public Library locations that currently offer Sunday service will temporarily discontinue Sunday hours. Additionally, all locations will shift Tuesday hours to Noon to 8 p.m. Library leadership made the […more…]
On October 23, Midtown Indy along with neighborhood leaders and guests, celebrated the dedication of an art installation on the historic Concord Building, 3802 N. Illinois, depicting accomplished individuals from the Butler-Tarkington neighborhood. The Black […more…]
Since March, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all November 2020 updates. October updates, September updates, August updates, July updates, June updates. May […more…]
by Cheryl Reed Coburn Place, Indiana’s largest and most comprehensive provider of housing and support services for survivors of interpersonal abuse, is a national model of excellence for helping those who suffer domestic violence regain […more…]
Since March, Indy Midtown Magazine has posted regular updates about local response to the public health emergency. This post archives all October 2020 updates. September updates, August updates, July updates, June updates. May updates. April […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Many Midtown residents have recently received notification of multiple requests for a variance of development standards to install wireless cell structures near their homes. During Mayor Joe Hogsett’s Sept. 22 virtual […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Citizens Energy Group (CEG) continues to make progress on the DigIndy project designed to clean up the city’s combined sewer overflow (CSO) network and improve water quality in Fall Creek and […more…]
By Charlotte Westerhaus-Renfrow In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, the “new normal” of practicing social distancing by virtually conducting business can be an eye-opening experience. Perhaps this includes an unprecedent explosion of virtual appointments popping […more…]
