Weekly View’s Story Archive

Marion Co. Leaves Mask Mandate In Effect

INDIANAPOLIS — Marion County officials have stated that they will not lift the county-wide mask mandate after the Centers of Disease Control (CDC) announced a rollback in mask wearing on May 13. The CDC recommends individuals who have been fully vaccinated will be allowed to not wear masks outdoors or … Read More

Virtual Talk Offers Perspective on Revitalization of Ford Assembly Plant

INDIANAPOLIS — Today a mix of retail, office and residential space occupies the former Ford Assembly Building at 1301 E. Washington St. on Indianapolis’s near eastside. But just five years ago, Indiana Landmarks named the 1914 structure one of the 10 Most Endangered Places in the state. The revitalization of … Read More

Last Weeks to See “Mrs. Harrison”

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indiana Repertory Theatre continues its 2020-2021 virtual season with the second show in this season’s INclusion Series, which celebrates diverse storytelling, Mrs. Harrison. Written by R. Eric Thomas and directed by Mikael Burke, the play raises the question, who has the right to tell whose story? The … Read More

Charity Event Raises Money for Youth Facing Homelessness

INDIANAPOLIS — The Foundation for Lutheran Child and Family Services will host a Walk/Run/Bike event on Saturday, May 22 at White River State Park. The registration fee is $25 per person and children 8 and under are free. The event will be held at White River State Park, 801 W, … Read More

DPW Moves to Next Phase of Circle City Forward

INDIANAPOLIS — The next phase of the Circle City Forward Initiative, a $25 million investment in residential streets across Marion County has started. The public investment in neighborhoods throughout Marion County will concentrate on bringing road crews to residential streets. In recent years, Indy DPW has allocated significant funding towards … Read More