by Richard S. McCoy What’s going on at 121 E. 34th Street? There’s stuff everywhere. Hand-drawn signs taped to the chain-link fence, a wall of lilac bushes in full bloom and floating their fragrance out […more…]
by Sheryl D. Vanderstel A porch has always been a welcoming, outdoor living room and gathering place for any homeowner lucky enough to have one. Nestled in the middle of Mapleton-Fall Creek is an area […more…]
by Thomas P. Healy Demolition is in store for two Meridian Street properties owned by TRex Enterprises LLC, a development company formed by The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis to handle its real estate portfolio. Both […more…]
by Chris Bavender Two Midtown nonprofits offer safety and support to women and children fleeing abusive relationships and to traumatized young mothers who have run out of options. Project Home Indy Located in the Historic […more…]
By Chris Bavender Stroll through Midtown and you’re likely to happen upon a small slice of heaven—a greenspace with benches and plants, maybe a picnic table or two, or even a thriving garden—a little oasis […more…]
by L. Mark Finch Psychic residue. There’s no special word for it in Western culture, but many people believe that anything possessed by a person becomes imbued with that person’s spirit, including objects, places, and […more…]
by Connie Zeigler Time will tell if a holding company for the Meridian Street properties owned by The Children’s Museum—TRex Enterprises LLC, named for the gigantic killing-machine dinosaur—may have bitten off more than it can […more…]
