Fallout shelters had their day in Cold War era
By CONNIE ZEIGLER Contributing editor When the U.S. bombed Hiroshima and Nagasaki in August of 1945, the Soviet Union got worried. Three years later when the USSR tested its first …
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THIS JUST IN: Library and Count Me INdy to provide help With 2020 Census forms
Beginning on Monday, March 16, people can have their questions answered and receive assistance in filling out 2020 Census forms at most Indianapolis Public Library locations. These free help sessions …
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THIS JUST IN: The Best Chocolate in Town has closed
Twenty-one years after founding The Best Chocolate in Town as a wholesale operation in Edinburgh and 13 years after opening a retail store, Elizabeth Garber is calling it quits on …
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Coming in the March issue of Urban Times
Here are just some of the reports you can read about when our March issue hits the streets this weekend: Kan-Kan Cinema and Brasserie: Bringing more than independent films to …
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This just in: IU Health to open urgent care facility Downtown
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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THIS JUST IN: Indianapolis Contemporary to host exhibit in former Angie’s List space
Indianapolis Contemporary will unveil new work by Nina Elder in a show titled The Score | Indianapolis opening Wednesday, Dec. 4, at 1002 E. Washington St. The exhibit in the …
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Correction: District Theatre production
The Sunday, Nov. 17, performance of I’m Too Fat for This Show will begin at 7:30 p.m. at the District Theatre. The date was incorrect in the November 2019 edition …
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This just in: Cat Head Press sets Fall Fundraiser Exhibition
Cat Head Press will host Indy Artist Showcase: Fall Fundraiser Exhibition from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15, at Cat Head Press: 10 East, located at 3125 E. 10th …
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THIS JUST IN: Walker Legacy Center gains additional funding
The Madam Walker Legacy Center has received a $10 million boost, thanks to the New Market Tax Credit program operated by the city of Indianapolis. Three other organizations are beneficiaries …
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THIS JUST IN: Athenaeum’s hauntings to be focus of television documentary
Ever since Athenaeum Foundation President Craig Mince started his job nearly a year ago, he’s heard the historic building’s ghost stories. Now, those stories will come to the television screens …
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