Weekly View’s Story Archive

Two Scecina Students Honored as Rising Stars of Indiana

INDIANAPOLIS —Two Scecina Memorial High School juniors are being honored as Rising Stars of Indiana. Molly Griffin and Liberty Joson are among 971 juniors from 256 Indiana high schools being honored. The Indiana Association of School Principals invites each Indiana high school to nominate students currently in 11th grade, based … Read More

“Boeing Boeing” at the IRT March 7-April 2

INDIANAPOLIS — A swanky Parisian bachelor pad sets the stage for a fun-filled performance where an infidelitous man finds out what can go wrong when he, along with three beautiful stewardesses, are in the right place at the wrong time in the Indiana Repertory Theatre’s (IRT) Boeing Boeing. “Boeing Boeing … Read More

New Eiteljorg Exhibit Features Dogs: Faithful and True

INDIANAPOLIS – A new special exhibition at the Eiteljorg Museum captures the universal bond between people and dogs through art and interactive experiences that bring to life the many roles dogs have played in the American West: as companions, workers and heroes. The exhibition, Dogs: Faithful and True, opens March … Read More

U.S. 52 Bridge Closes for Construction On Feb. 27

INDIANAPOLIS — U.S. Highway 52 (Brookville Road) is scheduled to close for bridge construction just west of German Church Road starting on or after Mon., Feb. 27. INDOT awarded a $1.3 million contract to Duncan Robertson, Inc. last fall to rebuild the U.S. 52 bridge over Grassy Creek, which is … Read More

Keeping Hinkle, Hinkle: A Tale of Restoration

INDIANAPOLIS — On Thursday, March 2, storyteller Sally Perkins will tell how Butler University restored Hinkle Fieldhouse, a National Historic Landmark, in her performance of Keeping Hinkle, Hinkle. Storytelling Arts of Indiana and Indiana Landmarks commissioned the story for If These Walls Could Tell, a series sponsored by Frank and … Read More