Weekly View’s Story Archive

IndyPL to Memorialize Authors of Color

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Public Library (IndyPL) is seeking the community’s help in selecting diverse writers and thinkers to memorialize at Central Library. The Name Engraving Project will add literary leaders of color to the list of notable authors etched into the interior walls of Central Library. Through June 30, … Read More

Applause!: May14-20

• The first Irvington Plein Air arts event was a huge success on May 8, with nearly 30 artists participating in the “paint out.” Artists chose sites in the historic neighborhood, including the Kile Oak, the Bona Thompson Memorial Center, the Benton House, the Irving Theatre, and the odd alley … Read More

Full Closure at the North Split to begin in one week

INDIANAPOLIS — The 18-month closure of the North Split Interchange in downtown Indianapolis begins on or after May 15. Major reconstruction is expected to close the I-65/I-70 southbound lanes between the North Split and Washington Street, and the full closure of the interchange expected May 16, weather permitting. During the … Read More

Spring Litter Clean-Up Features Efforts of Keys to Work

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Department of Public Works (Indy DPW) continues spring cleaning around the city by further pursuing its partnership with Keys to Work, an organization focused on helping ex-offenders and those experiencing homelessness re-enter the workforce through its Pathways to Employment program. “Collaborating with Keys to Work is … Read More