Indianapolis Public Library CEO Jackie Nytes will help launch the library’s new year with visits to all branches as part of her “Love Your Library, Share Your Voice” tour. At …
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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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‘Jersey Boys’ star to lead off / Tickets go on sale to public on Jan. 14 The Cabaret will kick off the New Year with another star-studded season. The lineup …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor, Urban Times Oliver Johnson, whose family pioneered in the early settlement of Indianapolis, left a green legacy in that village that became this city. His …
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This is an amended version of a report posted earlier. George Stergiopoulos grew up in New York eating thin-crust pizza by the slice, so Giorgio’s Pizza became his go-to pizzeria …
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The former home of Mo’ Joe’s Coffeehouse at 222 W. Michigan St. will soon offer patrons another form of relief: medical. IU Health plans to open an urgent care facility …
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Here are two art openings reported to us too late for the December edition of Urban times: Artwork by painter Chrystopher Burns and glass fusionist Judie Sloan will be showcased …
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A series of public meetings having been completed, officials of the Indiana Department of Transportation hope to decide by this coming spring if noise barriers will be part of the …
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