Monthly Archives: November 2024

Door Gunner

First Published May 31, 2013 “Door gunning. They’re losing helicopters and they need door gunners.” — Philip Roth, The Human Stain I am a pool player who has played in organized leagues for years. I know little about the players with whom I shoot because we seldom have conversations that … Read More

Fall Fest & Slammin’ Rhymes Challenge XVIII Nov. 16

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Public Library will host the Fall Fest and Slammin’ Rhymes Challenge XVIII on Saturday, Nov. 16: 12 – 4 p.m. at Central Library, 40 E. St. Clair. The family-friendly festival will include a fireside chat and Q&A with 16-year-old author and activist, Yolanda Renee King, the … Read More

More Road Restrictions on Southeast Side

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Department of Transportation recently announced ramp closures on the southeast side of Marion County starting early November. Crews have closed the eastbound Southeastern Ave. to I-465 northbound ramp and the I-465 northbound to Shadeland Ave. ramp. The I-74 westbound to I-465 northbound and southbound movements will … Read More

Resources Available for Caregivers Helping Patients with Dementia

The World Health Organization reports that almost 10 million new cases of dementia arise each year, with 60 to 70% of overall cases attributed to Alzheimer’s disease. Individuals suffering from the brain injuries and diseases that cause dementia may struggle to function on their own, leading to heavy responsibilities on … Read More

Construction Begins on New Holliday Park Playground

INDIANAPOLIS — Indy Parks and the Holliday Park Foundation recently announced that construction on a $5 million signature playground at Holliday Park has begun. The project will replace the existing playground built in 1992. Construction is scheduled for completion in the fall of 2025. The rest of Holliday Park, including … Read More