Weekly View’s Story Archive

Jingle Rails Returns to Eiteljorg

INDIANAPOLIS — Advance tickets are available now for the Eiteljorg Museum’s popular annual holiday model train display, Jingle Rails: The Great Western Adventure, open from Nov. 21 to Jan. 18. Because of social distancing requirements, Jingle Rails tickets are timed to allow for limited capacity, and visitors must reserve tickets … Read More

Leaf Burning is Illegal in Marion County

INDIANAPOLIS — Marion County residents are reminded that it is illegal to burn leaves. Other materials that are illegal to burn at any time in Marion County include: • Household garbage/trash • Furniture/mattresses • Animal carcasses • Leaves • Tires A complete list of prohibited materials can be found online. … Read More

State Will Conduct Seat Belt Patrols Through November

INDIANAPOLIS — Law enforcement agencies across Indiana will be out in greater numbers in November watching for motorists not wearing their seat belts. As part of the national Click It or Ticket mobilization, more than 250 departments will be conducting overtime patrols working to reduce motor vehicle deaths and injuries … Read More

Indianapolis Enacts Winter Contingency Plan to Help Those Experiencing Homelessness

INDIANAPOLIS — While the weather recently has been unseasonably warm, the cold is just around the corner. The City of Indianapolis recently enacted a modified plan or individuals experiencing homelessness to be sheltered due to extreme cold. In response to COVID-19, the city has partnered with the Wheeler Mission to … Read More

Visit Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana Exhibit at the Bona

IRVINGTON — Visit the Irvington Historical Society at the Bona Thompson Memorial Center (5350 E. University Ave.) on Saturdays & Sundays, Nov. 7 – Dec. 6, 1 – 4 p.m. to see “Securing the Vote: Women’s Suffrage in Indiana,” a traveling exhibit from the Indiana Historical Society (IHS) marking the … Read More