Weekly View’s Story Archive

College Ave. Now Two-Way Street Near Mass Ave.

INDIANAPOLIS — Recently, the conversion of College Ave. to two-way traffic was completed and opened to the public. The conversion of College Avenue, which started in the spring of 2023, converted a portion of College Avenue between Market and St. Clair from one-way to two-way traffic. Upgrades to the roadway … Read More

“Better the Bona” Campaign Gets Underway

IRVINGTON — Twenty-five years ago, the Bona Thompson Memorial Center was a mess. Over the years, $1 million was invested to restore the building, which at one time was the library for Butler University. Two years ago, after occupying the Bona on a long term lease, the Irvington Historical Society … Read More

New Jake’s Place Set to Open to Help Homeless Youth

INDIANAPOLIS — In collaboration with the Office of Public Health Serbovrd and City-Council leadership, VOICES will be opening the new Jake’s Place, a transitional housing program for the unhoused and system-impacted young adults. The Blossom House (Emergency Shelter Care) for youth ages 14-17 and Jake’s Place (Transitional Living Units) for … Read More

Applause!: Feb. 9-15

• The Crossroads of America Scout Band will have an Open House on Saturday, Feb. 11 from 2 – 4 p.m. at St. Lawrence Catholic Church, 4650 Shadeland Ave. If you are an 11-21 year old musician, bring your instrument and join in for a couple of hours of music. … Read More

FIDO Changing New Client Registration Day

INDIANAPOLIS — Friends of Indianapolis Dogs Outside (FIDO) recently announced that its New Client Registration has moved to Thursdays from 1-6 p.m. at the FIDO Warehouse, located at 1505 N. Sherman Dr. They will also have an additional New Client Registration once a month on the Sunday following our monthly … Read More