Weekly View’s Story Archive

Not All Water Needs a Water Pill?

Swollen legs is a common presentation to primary care providers (PCPs). Most patients start the conversation with “I need a water pill.” Despite what might seem intuitively obvious, a “water pill” (diuretic) is often not at all what’s needed. Diuretics act by increasing the amount of water removed from the … Read More

Book Sale Benefits Benton House

IRVINGTON — Preparations are in the final stages for the next big Benton House Association benefit activity, the Annual Used Book Sale. Sponsored by Montgomery Tent and Awning Company, the sale will take place August 23-25. On Friday, the sale will be held from 4-7 p.m., then on Saturday the … Read More

IMPD Names Crime Fighters of the Year

INDIANAPOLIS — During the 30th Annual National Night Out Against Crime Kick-Off at Martin University on Aug. 6, Mayor Ballard, Marion County Prosecutor Terry Curry, Director of Public Safety Troy Riggs, Chief Richard Hite, and the IMPD Command Staff honored several community members as Crime Fighters of the Year. Ms. … Read More

IndyFringe, Milhaus Partner for Expansion

INDIANAPOLIS — A partnership between neighbors — a developer and a nonprofit — will help build community in a rapidly changing downtown historic district while providing substantial savings to the nonprofit’s expansion. Milhaus Development, LLC has offered to assist IndyFringe with the upcoming expansion of its headquarters/performance space at 719 … Read More

Cumberland Arts Goes to Market: 5 Years of Art & Community

CUMBERLAND — For one day each year, the town of Cumberland celebrates the arts and the community during Cumberland Arts Goes to market. For the last five years, the event has grown — this year, over 100 arts, crafts and farmer’s market vendors will be on hand August 17. Last … Read More