By Imani Wills-Henderson / Reconnecting to Our Waterways Nestled along the nearly 60 miles of Fall Creek, a dedicated group of neighbors in the Millersville community has been working to …
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By Shawndra Miller, Central Indiana Land Trust communications manager The arrival of winter turns nature monochromatic, leaving what might seem like a bleak landscape. The leaves have turned and mostly …
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From the pages of the November edition of Urban Times, here’s the lowdown on Downtown-area holiday events which begin in November – at the Eiteljorg Museum, Indiana History Center, Indiana …
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By CONNIE ZEIGLER, Contributing editor Indianapolis seems to be at the apex of new practices with the opening of several business incubators in the last few years. The city has …
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By Isabel Ramsey / Public information officer, Indy Parks Spanning more than 900 acres, Riverside Regional Park stands as one of the city’s beloved urban oases, boasting a size comparable …
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By Shawndra Miller / communications manager, Central Indiana Land Trust When we talk about nature preserves, we often focus on very recent history. However, we know that the history of …
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“Monument,” an art installation and book share station originally located at Monument Circle, has found a new home outside Central Library, offering an unexpected pop of color at the intersection …
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The Indianapolis Public Library will celebrate the sixth anniversary of the Center for Black Literature & Culture from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 14, at the Central Library. …
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Downtown denizens will get their first chance to enroll in Indy DNA at the Residential Roundup set for Saturday, Sept. 30, at Spark on the Circle. That date was erroneously …
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The Martindale-Brightwood Community Development Corp. is one of four “community-serving sites” which the city has selected as it expands its Microenterprise Navigator Program. The Local Initiative Support Corp. created the …
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