Weekly View’s Story Archive

Road to Recovery Needs Volunteer Drivers

INDIANAPOLIS — Lack of transportation has become a major problem for thousands of cancer patients. Many patients need daily or weekly treatment, often over a period of months, and they simply have no transportation or are too ill to drive themselves. Family and friends can help, but sometimes it’s just … Read More

Celebrate Independence Day With Lots of Activities

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis area will be a hotbed of activity for the Fourth of July. Downtown, residents can enjoy a number of free or inexpensive celebrations, including A Musical Salute to America by the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra on July 3 at 12:15 a.m. at the Hilbert Theatre, 32 E. … Read More

67th Annual Holy Spirit Festival July 10-12

INDIANAPOLIS — The Holy Spirit Catholic Church Summer Festival and Monte Carlo will be held July 10-12 on parish grounds at 7243 E. 10th St. Hours are 5:30-11:00 p.m. on Thurs., 5:30-midnight on Fri., and 1 p.m.-midnight on Sat. The annual festival features more than 30 church booths with food, … Read More

Warren Twp. Pioneer Day

INDIANAPOLIS — The Irvington Historical Society will host Warren Township Pioneer Day, Saturday, August 2, 2014 from 2-4 p.m. at the Bona Thompson Memorial Center, 5350 E. University Ave. Descendants of the Askern, Bruckman, Ellenberger, Deitz, Kuhn, McVey, Osborn, Parker, Sandusky, Shearer, Springer, Vansickle, Wilson and other pioneer families of … Read More

Car Show Raises $11K for Wounded Warrior Project

INDIANAPOLIS — An expectation-shattering 284 entries in the Inaugural Church Brothers Collision Repair Car Show enabled the Indianapolis-based collision repair firm to raise $11,000 to benefit Wounded Warrior Project (WWP). Organizers were amazed by the turnout. “We were expecting around 120 entries,” said Church Brothers Collision Repair co-owner Dan Hall, … Read More