The North Split interchange is scheduled to reopen by the end of 2022, according to a report from the Indiana Department of Transportation. Landscaping, aesthetics and local street work on …
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Among other things, June is LGBT Pride Month, African American Music Appreciation Month and National Safety Month. For the staff at the Indiana State Museum and Historic Sites, June also …
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Juneteenth – the oldest known celebration marking the end of slavery in the United States – commemorates June 19, 1865, when Union troops arrived on Galveston Island with word that …
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One of the most beautiful spaces in the Indy Parks family is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and Indy Parks is asking residents to help to make it spectacular. …
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Leaders of the Mass Ave Cultural Arts District’s Clean/Green Committee got the season off to a good start on one of its key near-term objectives – stewardship of the mile-long …
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America’s founding was influenced by many different writers, philosophers, politicians and leaders. Beginning Saturday, May 21, the Indiana Historical Society will showcase many of these significant historical written works in …
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REPORT ONE: Market for women vendors. Cornerstone Bread Co. has put out the call for women vendors to take part in a new market. The Faire-Share Market, which will feature …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER / Contributing editor The following report quotes historic sources which may use terms considered offensive today. For accuracy these quotes were not altered. For almost six years, …
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Ceramic artist Katrina J. Murray has combined diminutive ceramic sculpture, collage and found objects to tell stories – all part of a new exhibition, This Is Us, opening at Gallery 924 …
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