Weekly View’s Story Archive

EBT Users Encouraged to Use Lock Feature on Cards

INDIANA — In Indiana only 3% of SNAP EBT cardholders are using the EBT card lock feature to help prevent the loss of SNAP benefits by card skimming, card cloning and other similar methods. SNAP benefit theft victimizes Hoosiers who rely on these benefits to feed their families and since … Read More

“She Loves Me” at Buck Creek Players Oct. 10-19

INDIANAPOLIS — Buck Creek Players continues their  52nd season with the first of two musicals this season, She Loves Me Oct. 10-19. Tickets are $18 for adults and $16 for seniors and students. Tickets may be purchased at www.buckcreekplayers.com. Set in a 1930s European perfumery, shop clerks Amalia and Georg, … Read More

Protect Your Lungs through Healthy Practices

The American College of Lifestyle Medicine recommends that we follow six pillars for good health: restorative sleep, physical activity, optimal nutrition, connectedness, stress management and avoidance of risky substances. This Healthy Lung Month, we should, of course, focus on nicotine, the risky substance that does so much damage to respiratory … Read More

Eiteljorg October Exhibits and Events

INDIANAPOLIS — The Eiteljorg Museum offers up some exciting new exhibits and events for October, beginning with the final days of the Quest for the West Art Exhibition. Stunning landscape paintings and sculptures — inspired by the American West — that were part of the recent record-breaking Quest for the … Read More

Indianapolis Experiencing Moderate Drought

INDIANAPOLIS — Parts of Indiana are experiencing moderate drought conditions, with the most recent U.S. Drought Monitor indicating that a significant portion of the state is abnormally dry or in a moderate drought, including Marion County and areas around Muncie and Fort Wayne. This is due to a lack of … Read More