Weekly View’s Story Archive

Local Artists in the Spotlight at First Friday

INDIANAPOLIS — As the weather turns blustery and Halloween approaches, many people look for indoor amusements. First Friday, established many years ago, is still going strong, and is a great showcase for the variety of arts and artists in Indianapolis. Unless noted, the venues are open to the public from … Read More

Presenting Irvington Artists

The Irvington Historical Society is holding the fifth annual Presenting Irvington Artists Show at the Bona Thompson Memorial Center (5350 E. University Ave.) now through November 12th. There will be an opening reception on  Sat., Oct. 8th from 1:30-3:30 p.m. Seventeen local artists will be on display. Buying contemporary artists … Read More

IMPD Names New Senior Staff Chaplain

INDIANAPOLIS — Chief Randal Taylor recently swore in new Staff Chaplain John Russell, Jr., after the recent retirement of Patricia Holman. Chaplain John Russell, Jr., is a native of South Alabama. He graduated from Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College, The University of South Alabama and Gammon Seminary. Beginning his spiritual … Read More

Girl Scouts USA Receives Grant from Lilly Endowment

INDIANAPOLIS — Girl Scouts of the USA has received a $15 million grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. to support diverse membership growth within six Girl Scout councils serving Indiana girls. The funding will further the vision that every girl in Indiana will have the opportunity to live her best life … Read More

IPS “Rebuilding Stronger” Initiative Open Meetings

INDIANAPOLIS — In person meetings with Indianapolis Public School officials will be held Saturday, Oct. 8 from noon-1:30 p.m. at Indianapolis Public Library E. 38th St. Branch, 5420 E. 38th St. and on Monday, Oct. 17 from 6:00-7:30 p.m. at Arsenal Tech High School, 1500 E. Michigan St. Meetings are … Read More