Weekly View’s Story Archive

Applause! April 3-10

• Art lovers awaiting the Raymond James Stutz Artists Open House, set for April 24 and 25, will get a “First Peek” on Friday, April 3 at the gallery exhibition opening reception, from 5-9 p.m. at The Raymond James Stutz Art Gallery. The exhibition will feature work from some of … Read More

South Side Resident Wins Indianapolis Hospitality Top Honor

INDIANAPOLIS — Southport Antique Mall (SAM) employee Geri Bell, was one of eleven award winners who were selected from a record breaking 102 nominees for the 2015 Rose Awards. Mayor Ballard, Josh Kauffman and local RTV6 personalities were on hand to help celebrate this year’s honorees. Geri was honored at … Read More

Nativity Titan Archers Aim for State

INDIANAPOLIS — Nativity Catholic School’s newly formed Titan Archers earned their way to the Indiana State Fairgrounds on March 14 to compete in the Indiana State National Archery in the Schools Program Tournament.  The team is made up of 12 middle school students. Ninety-eight schools with over 2,000 participants from … Read More

Spring Has Sprung

I know Daylight Savings Time (DST) has its fans and foes, but life has been so much different since the time change and the advent of Spring! 9-5’ers now have a life after work, and hopefully the bitter sting of winter has passed. Winter wheat is out and grass is … Read More

Farewell to a True Golden Knight

Sad news for all Arlington High School Golden Knights. Scott Tegarden of the Class of 1968 has gone to the hands of the Lord after a life well lived. During his academic career at Arlington High School, Scott was a scholar, athlete, school leader, and all around good guy and … Read More