Monthly Archives: April 2016

Five Local H.S. Senior Basketball Players Receive Scholarships

April 7, 2016 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — Five Marion County Senior High School Boys Basketball players received Downtown Indianapolis Kiwanis-NextGear Boys Basketball Academic All-Star Scholarships, sponsored by NextGear Capitol, at the 70th annual Indiana State High School Boys Basketball Finals Luncheon on March 25.  The luncheon, which honors the eight state finalist basketball teams, was … Read More

Blue’s Road Trip Through Indiana by Trey Mock

April 7, 2016 | by Kathleen Angelone

Blue, the official mascot of the Indianapolis Colts, is the team’s biggest fan. Along with leading cheers at the games, Blue takes fans on an alphabet based trip through Indiana in this new book written by Trey Mock. Alphabet books are always fun. It isn’t hard to guess that Blue … Read More

Campaign Signs Not Allowed in Right of Way

April 7, 2016 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS —The Indiana Department of Transportation urges political candidates and their supporters to keep roads free from encroaching campaign signs for the safety of the motoring public. The signs can block visibility for traffic entering and exiting the roadway at intersections and driveways. Areas that should remain sign-free include intersections, … Read More

WalkWays Initiative Launches Series of Free Public Walks

April 7, 2016 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — WalkWays invites Indianapolis residents to take a walk with a series of events, intended to run through 2016 and beyond. WalkWays is the initiative to make Indianapolis more walkable and to get more people walking. It is a partnership of the City of Indianapolis, Marion County Public Health … Read More

Bridge & Tunnel at the IRT

April 7, 2016 | by Ethel Winslow

Poet and playwright Sarah Jones created Bridge & Tunnel in 2004, and performed it Off-Broadway. It moved to Broadway in 2006 and won a Tony Award. This one-person-many character show that celebrates America’s diversity is even more timely now than it was when it first hit the boards in the … Read More