By PARTNERS FOR THE WHITE RIVER Twenty years ago, a chemical discharge in Anderson contaminated the White River and killed millions of fish – an unforgettable site of environmental devastation …
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The Near Northside and Near Southeast are the focal points of a city plan to expand and improve connectivity – not only through expanded bicycle lanes, but also via other …
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When the Kurt Vonnegut Museum and Library signed a purchase agreement in early March to buy the building at 543 Indiana Ave., it had just 90 days to raise $1.5 …
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By JOY HERNANDEZ Contributing editor, Urban Times Remarkable Women of the arts Second in a series on women who have built arts organizations into the successes they are today. Part …
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Inside Historic St. Mary Noted architect James T. Kienle, a resident of Lockerbie Square, will talk about the architecture of St. Mary Catholic Church at 6 p.m. Sunday, April 28.The …
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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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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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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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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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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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