Weekly View’s Story Archive

The Day the Music Died…For Me

But February made me shiver With every paper I’d deliver Bad news on the doorstep I couldn’t take one more step I can’t remember if I cried When I read about his widowed bride/But something touched me deep inside The day the music died Bye-bye, Miss American Pie Drove my … Read More

Free Vintage Clothing Show Hosted by Franklin Twp. Historical Society

INDIANAPOLIS —Civil War-era dresses and hoop skirts. Victorian mourning gowns. Colorful miniskirts from the 1960s. A real fringed buckskin shirt. Wedding dresses from different centuries. A fashionable velvet jacket from the 1830s. Top hats. High-top button shoes. Parasols. A 1970s vest that needs only love beads to complete the image. … Read More

“A Great Day in Irvington” Sept. 21

INDIANAPOLIS — On Saturday, September 21, Irvington Development Organization (IDO) will celebrate Irvington’s National Road heritage and the achievement of long-awaited milestones this year in the Washington Corridor Streetscape Project with “It’s A Great Day in Irvington.” Paired with IDO’s annual evening fundraiser, “A Night Out in Irvington,” the event … Read More

Homesteading in the City Forum

INDIANAPOLIS — On Tues., Sept. 24, there will be a forum on urban homesteading at 6 p.m. at the John H. Boner Community Center, 2236 E. 10th St. Recent changes in the City of Indianapolis Department of Metropolitan Development’s policies on acquiring distressed properties in the Indy Land Bank open … Read More

Eskenazi Health Center Opens First Mobile Clinic

INDIANAPOLIS — A new state-of-the-art mobile health clinic began its regular route in several public housing communities on Sept. 17. The Eskenazi Health Center Mobile Clinic will serve as the first traveling primary care center for the Indianapolis organization. The Eskenazi Health Center Mobile Clinic will primarily provide service to … Read More