Weekly View’s Story Archive

IRT Opens 42nd Season with The Crucible

INDIANAPOLIS — The IRT opens its 42nd season with an American classic, The Crucible, by Arthur Miller. Widely regarded as one of the greatest American plays of all time, The Crucible is an ageless tale of fear, greed and power. When teenage girls are discovered trying to conjure spirits, the … Read More

Learning About the Affordable Health Care Act at Central Library

INDIANAPOLIS — Paul Chase, Deputy Director of Policy and Administration of Covering Kids and Families of Indiana will explain about the Affordable Health Care Act in Indiana on Wed., Sept. 18 at 6 p.m. at the Central Library Auditorium, 40 E. St. Clair. Topics to be covered include the health … Read More

Tech High School Journalists Working to Compete in Nationals

INDIANAPOLIS — Increasing diversity in high school journalism and providing unique media learning opportunities for IPS students, the Urban Media Institute is providing media services for non-profits, local businesses and individuals to fund the Cannon editor’s trip to the National Scholastic Press Association Fall Convention/Competition in Boston, Mass. Cannon Multimedia … Read More

Applause: Sept. 20-27

• Congratulations on a successful first Hog Roast at Downey Ave. Church Sept. 14. They raised funds to help the church’s mission. • Also on Sept. 15, people were raving about the Irvington Home Tour. Adam and Carter, Megan, and many more good people organized the event this year and … Read More

Dynamic Irvington Celebrates 40 Years of Home Tours

IRVINGTON — The Irvington Benton House Tour of Homes on Sunday, September 15 will showcase the history, charm, and architecture of Irvington neighborhoods while inspiring and educating visitors. Celebrate 40 years of outstanding home tours by touring an array of stunning historic homes in vibrant Irvington. Guests can enjoy viewing … Read More