By CONNIE ZEIGLER, Contributing editor In 1958 Indiana University’s Kinsey Institute published a report titled Pregnancy, Birth and Abortion. In the report, according to February 1958 coverage in The Indianapolis …
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By Laura Henderson / Collective operations steward, Growing Places Indy I have asked hundreds of children over the years, what do plants need to grow? Most children can tell you …
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By BILL BROOKS, Editor and publisher This missive isn’t about John Franklin Hay. It’s about Near Eastside Area Renewal, commonly known as NEAR. Except it is about Hay, who in …
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The July 2023 edition of Urban Times featured the first of a two-part series celebrating the 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis Propylaeum being housed in the stately home on N. …
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On Friday, Urban Times posted news of a major new development at the Indianapolis Zoo – the creation of not only a new Welcome Center and Global Center for Species …
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By Dale Ogden,Contributing editor When Marsh Supermarkets closed its remaining 44 stores in 2017, many of us got a small taste of what Indy’s underserved residents have endured for years. …
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By Julie L Rhodes, collective impact director, Reconnecting to Our Waterways While all that rain we received in June and July was great for our gardens and green lawns, all …
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The Indianapolis Zoo will open the gates Saturday on a new outdoor exhibit which uses the American alligator and the Orinoco crocodile to illustrate vastly different ends of the conservation …
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By Shawndra Miller / Communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust May is Mental Health Awareness Month, the perfect time to celebrate the power of nature to boost mood and mental …
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By Jen Thomas / Media relations, Central Indiana Land Trust Entrepreneur and nature lover Joe McCurdy has donated to the Central Indiana Land Trust a 365-acre conservation easement that promises …
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