Weekly View’s Story Archive

U.S. 40 Yard Sale June 1

INDIANA — From Terre Haute to Richmond all along Historic U.S. 40, there will be yard sales and more throughout the Hoosier State. Dubbed the National Road, U.S. 40 stretches beyond Indiana’s borders from Baltimore, Maryland to St. Louis, Missouri. Locally, Irvington Terrace will hold a one day sale at … Read More

Irvington Historical Society Receives DAR Award

IRVINGTON — At its May meeting, the Caroline Scott Harrison Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution presented its Historic Preservation Award to the IHS in recognition of the Society’s continuing preservation efforts. IHS Executive Steve Barnett was the featured speaker at the meeting, discussing the role of the … Read More

Earn & Learn Re-Engages Young Library Users

INDIANAPOLIS — Beginning with the June 3 kickoff of The Indianapolis Public Library’s Summer Reading Program and continuing through 2014, children under the age of 18 with library card debt of five dollars or more can become borrowers in good standing through the Library’s “Earn and Learn” initiative. The program … Read More

City of Angels at Buck Creek

INDIANAPOLIS — The Buck Creek Players will continue their 2012-2013 season “In the Spotlight” with the Tony Award wining musical, City of Angels, a deliciously funny spoof of 1940s film noir and hard-boiled detective fiction.  The wickedly witty musical — written by Larry Gelbart, creator of TV’s M*A*S*H — opened … Read More

Indianapolis 500 Princess Visits Nativity Classes

INDIANAPOLIS — On May 16, Sarah Dapper, one of the Indianapolis 500 Princesses visited Nativity Catholic School. Sarah was joined by her mother, Kathy Dapper. Sarah visited the Pre-K classes and second grade classes. She taught the children facts and some of the history of the race and the track. … Read More