District Theatre production to explore the concept of ‘self’
A journey of “self in the aftermath” is at the heart of What Is This Place?, a play written by Jan White to be performed the weekend of April 22-24 …
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IndyPL’s Center for Black Literature & Culture increases tech options
The Center for Black Literature & Culture at Central Library has made changes to its space, including interactive kiosks and a new interactive website that gives visitors an opportunity to …
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Three towers among highlights of IU Health’s new Downtown hospital
Indiana University Health has outlined design plans for its new Downtown Indianapolis hospital showing a distinctive three-tower structure meant to flexibly serve the future healthcare needs of Indiana. Plans filed …
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Kan-Kan showing to benefit democracy effort in Ukraine
Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie has scheduled a two-night screening of Maidan, a documentary about the 2014 revolution in Ukraine that led to the pro-Western government that is currently in charge …
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Deadline nears to sign up for celebration of African-American food
The Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site is looking for food partners to participate in its inaugural Juneteenth Foodways Festival on Friday, June 17. The event’s special focus is on engaging and …
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The strange case of Wacker v. Wacker: Part II
By CONNIE ZEIGLER, Contributing editor In 1900, August Wacker filed a court case against his wife, Louise, in Marion Circuit Court requesting that, because his wife was insane, the court …
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Street closures extended as part of North Split interstate reconstruction
Local street closures will remain closed longer than expected in an effort to speed the North Split interchange reconstruction project. These streets include Ohio Street, 10th Street, Market Street and …
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