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…]
by Cheryl Reed Two years ago, Katie Robinson watched in awe as students from Youth Power Indiana, a program of Earth Charter Indiana (ECI), petitioned the Indianapolis City-County Council to commit to carbon neutrality by […more…]
One in a series of posts in support of #CommittedToCollegeAve Pots and Pans Indy, 4915 N. College Avenue After nearly two years as a farmer’s market darling, Pots & Pans Pie Company opened its first brick-and-mortar […more…]
One in a series of posts in support of #CommittedToCollegeAve Ukiyo, 4907 N. College Ave. As Neal Brown sees it, the mission of his staff at Ukiyo isn’t just to serve the best sushi and ramen […more…]
One in a series of posts in support of #Committed to College Ave. Next Door American Eatery 4573 N. College Ave. Red Line construction may seem like a terrible anniversary gift for the Next Door […more…]
by Cheryl Reed The American Civil War was still raging and President Abraham Lincoln was seeking his second term in 1864 when the Indianapolis High School opened in a former elementary school building downtown. The […more…]
by Cheryl Reed If you’re called into the principal’s office at Mary E. Nicholson Center for Inquiry School 70, 510 E. 46th Street, you may be surprised by what feels like a cozy family room. […more…]
by Cheryl Reed In some ways, the evolution of IPS Eliza A. Blaker School 55—from its start 60 years ago as a traditional elementary school to one of the district’s most sought-after magnet schools this […more…]
by Cheryl Reed It has been years since the one-story, multicolor-brick building at the northeast corner of Kessler Boulevard and Keystone Avenue could be defined as a traditional neighborhood school. Since its 1953 dedication as […more…]
