
This just in: Late-summer opening targeted for Red Line
The city’s first rapid-transit bus route – the Red Line – should be ready for action by the end of summer, according to a revised schedule announced Feb. 5 by …
Read MoreThe city’s first rapid-transit bus route – the Red Line – should be ready for action by the end of summer, according to a revised schedule announced Feb. 5 by …
Read MoreBy CONNIE ZEIGLER If a friend invited you to “the Nash,” would you know where to go? You would if you grew up in the Haughville area west of White …
Read MoreBy: Jill Hoffmann, executive director of the White River Alliance Autumn leaves – a beautiful symbol of changing seasons or a notable source of water pollution? Both. As the weather …
Read MoreNational Night Out has been staged across the nation – and in several Urban Times neighborhoods – for years, but 2018 marks the first time the event to promote police-community …
Read MoreThe Mass Ave Merchants Association has organized the avenue’s first-ever Sidewalk Sale. It will take place from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11. Participating merchants currently include Rooster’s …
Read MoreThis information came to Urban Times after the August 2018 went to press. Southeast Neighborhood Development – which has taken some criticism for its sale of the Wheeler Arts Community, …
Read MoreThe Indianapolis Public Transportation Corporation (IndyGo) will lead numerous public meetings related to the Purple and Blue Line rapid transit services. The meeting dates are as follows: July 19, 6 …
Read MoreJust over two years ago, Indianapolis built its fist “parking protected bike lane.” The purpose behind this bike lane was to demonstrate that parking could be used as a means …
Read MoreFACE Low-Cost Animal Clinic officially cut the ribbon on Saturday, February 24 to open its new medical facility that serves as the state’s largest low-cost, high-volume clinic for companion animals. …
Read MoreMari Evans’s “Ethos and Creativity” Three Decades Later: Art and Race in Indianapolis By DAVID HOPPE I had never met Mari Evans—more to the point, I was unfamiliar with her …
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