Weekly View’s Story Archive

Green Briefs April 19-26

Garden on the Go Sprouts in Indianapolis INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis residents In Marion County have a great option for buying fresh fruits and vegetables in Garden on the Go®, a service that brings healthy options to the people. Garden on the Go®, Indiana University Health’s mobile produce program, visits 19 … Read More

Celebrate Irvington May 11

IRVINGTON — On Saturday, May 11 from 10 a.m.-4 p.m., residents of the east side will have a chance to celebrate the past, present and future of Irvington. The day features food trucks, live music, arts, crafts, theater, civic organizations, an alternative gift fair and more. The day begins with … Read More

Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream at the IRT

INDIANAPOLIS — Spells are cast, lovers are fooled and revelry flourishes as worlds collide in Shakespeare’s imaginative comedy A Midsummer Night’s Dream, presented by Lilly at the IRT, April 10-May 12. A Midsummer Night’s Dream blurs the line between magic and reality, leading to a night so fantastical you have … Read More

Martin University Hosts Court of Appeals at Law Day Observance

INDIANAPOLIS – The Court of Appeals of Indiana will conduct oral argument at Martin University’s annual Law Day observance on April 26. Argument in Speers vs. State will start at 10 a.m. in the university Gathertorium and last about one hour. The public is welcome. A panel of Chief Judge … Read More

First Recommendations in From Efficiency Teams

INDIANAPOLIS — More than two months ahead of schedule, Public Safety Director Troy Riggs announced the first recommendations for the Department of Public Safety from the Police Morale Efficiency Team. Initial recommendations were not expected until June 1, but Riggs calls for immediate implementation of the first round of recommendations. … Read More