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State Reveals 2021 Next Level Agenda

December 24, 2020 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — The 2021 Next Level Agenda was recently announced, which is focused on safely navigating out of the pandemic and emerging as a stronger Indiana. The 2021 Next Level Agenda includes five pillars detailing both legislative and administrative priorities for the year ahead. • Cultivate a strong and diverse … Read More

Harrison Center Presents Virtual First Friday Jan. 1

December 24, 2020 | by Weekly View

NDIANAPOLIS — On Jan. 1, 2021, the Harrison Center of the Arts will hold a virtual First Friday online. Enjoy the opening of “Pareidolia,” a group show focusing on the wonder of clouds. Participating artists include Kate Oberreich, Johnny McKee, Megan Jefferson, Josh Rush, Alicia Zanoni, and Kipp Normand. Also … Read More

Project Safe Neighborhoods Awards Funds to Community Projects

December 24, 2020 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — Acting United States Attorney John E. Childress recently announced that Project Safe Neighborhoods (PSN) federal grant dollars have been awarded to state and local government agencies for violent-crime reduction programs, which include community engagement, prevention and reentry efforts. PSN grants monies may be used for criminal justice-related initiatives, … Read More

Indianapolis Opera Launches Campaign to Buy Basile Opera Center

December 24, 2020 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Opera has announced the launch of the Campaign for the Basile Opera Center and its plans to acquire, improve, and sustainably operate the historic Meridian Kessler landmark — making it a permanent fixture for the Opera and the broader Central Indiana arts and cultural community. With … Read More

Applause!: Dec. 25-Jan. 7

December 24, 2020 | by Weekly View

• Congratulations to the organizers and participants in this year’s Irvington Winter Luminaria! It was a beautiful night for a stroll through the historic neighborhood. There was even a symbolic “dumpster fire” in the ‘hood celebrating (??) the end of a lousy year. Little Flower and Emerson Heights also represented, … Read More