Monthly Archives: February 2016

Applause!: Feb. 19-26

• WFYI’s Speak up phone, previously located on the Circle, is at the East Washington Library (2822 E. Washington St.) through the end of the month. WFYI is spending time in Indianapolis’ most distressed neighborhoods, collecting thoughts and ideas from residents. Some of the company’s favorite responses will be posted … Read More

World War I 100 Years Ago: Feb. 19-26

From The Indianapolis Star, Friday, February 25: It was announced at the annual inspection of Company A, Signal Corps, Indiana National Guard that Indianapolis aviator and balloon manufacturer Captain George L. Bumbaugh has offered the use of a regulation aeroplane to the signal corps. If Gov. Ralston approves establishing an … Read More

Free Crime Prevention Workshops Available

INDIANAPOLIS — Recent business robberies and home burglaries on the east side have put many people on edge. However, armed with expert information, residents can take steps to make themselves less of a target. The Marion County Prosecutor’s Office has announced that it will offer lunch-and-learn crime prevention presentations to … Read More

Near Eastside Congress Slated for Feb. 20

INDIANAPOLIS — Join NESCO and near eastside residents and stakeholders Feb. 20 from 8:00 a.m. to noon at East Tenth Street United Methodist Church (2327 E. 10th St.) to celebrate the near eastside community, meet neighbors, and learn about strategic initiatives. The Congress will start with the standing tradition of … Read More

Lecture Examines Revival of Historic Main Streets

INDIANAPOLIS — In a free lecture on Feb. 16 at 6 p.m. at Indiana Landmarks Center, national preservation expert Vincent L. Michael examines the history of the Main Street program, founded by the National Trust for Historic Preservation in 1977, and its impact on communities. Dr. Michael will also explore … Read More