Dear Indy Claus: A wish list for the neighborhoods
Dear Santa: Give us a cool trail to Fountain Square, or fully engaged neighbors, or a parking garage, or better alleys, or working fountains By JOY HERNANDEZ ’Twas the month …
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Metalsmith’s artistic journey intertwined with CCIC story
By JOY HERNANDEZ Metalsmith Nancy Lee bustles around her workshop and studio in the Circle City Industrial Complex, working on commissioned jewelry pieces and finishing up projects in preparation for …
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Reconnecting to Our Waterways: The Learning Curve
By Julie L Rhodes Collective impact director, Reconnecting to Our Waterways This is the first of what will be a regular column in Urban Times to share information about the …
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Near Eastside continues to benefit from designation
By KELLI MIRGEAUX Since it was established in April 2015, the federally designated Indy East Promise Zone has been at the forefront of improvements to individuals, businesses and public spaces …
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Macaques to splash in zoo later this month
A unique monkey species will make a splash in their brand-new Indianapolis Zoo exhibit – Sharing One World: Long Tailed Macaques – on Memorial Day weekend. Zoo members can enjoy …
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This just in… Pacers Bikeshare to expand with help from federal grant
When news of the Pacers Bikeshare program first emerged in 2014, residents of Urban Times neighborhoods such as Cottage Home, Woodruff Place and The Old Northside wanted a piece of …
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Super Stops will aim to speed transit service
By Kelli Mirgeaux As IndyGo kicks the Marion County Transit Plan into high gear with the construction of three rapid transit lines, the bus service has proposed another innovation: Downtown …
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Historic home’s renovation results in a new meeting space for community
In 1920, noted architect Anton Scherrer wrote a short piece titled “The Three Best Houses in Indianapolis, Indiana” for House Beautiful magazine. Among the choice subjects receiving his praise was …
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Frozen Reign: When Indiana’s landscape was sheets of ice and oversized animals
By Peggy Fisherkeller, Curator of geology, Indiana State Museum and Ron Richards, Senior research curator of paleobiology Fifth in a series on major changes being made to the Indiana State Museum as …
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Health and fitness at heart of Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience at Children’s Museum
Saturday, March 17, will be a game-changing day for the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, which will unveil its new, expansive Riley Children’s Health Sports Legends Experience – with a dozen …
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