Weekly View’s Story Archive

Study Reveals COVID-19 May Affect Almost 3% of Hoosiers

INDIANA — The results of a statewide COVID-19 study from the Fairbanks School of Public Health have been released. The first phase of the study was conducted between April 25 and May 1, involved testing 3,600 people selected randomly and 900 volunteers recruited through outreach to the African-American and Hispanic … Read More

Marion County Fair Announces New Dates

INDIANAPOLIS — The 90th Marion County Fair will be held July 4-12 at the Marion County Fairgrounds, 7300 E. Troy Ave. Originally slated for June 19-28, officials decided to postpone the fair until July, when it is likely the county will be nearly completely re-opened. Purdue Extension, which oversees the … Read More

Road Construction Projects Continue

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Transportation will continue patching in and around Indianapolis and along I-70. During construction, please plan ahead and find alternate routes. Give yourself extra time to travel in construction zones and drive distraction free. Some of this work is weather dependent and could change. Follow … Read More

Applause!: May 22-June 4

• Yippee! Patio seating at Los Cuates is opening shortly, and we fully expect other “locals” with patio seating to be able to offer outside dining on a limited basis. Manley’s Irish Mutt has a full menu available for curbside pick-up (visit manleysirishmutt.com to order online), as well as Jockamo … Read More

Hoosier Heroes Search

INDIANAPOLIS — American Dairy Association Indiana (ADAI) recently announced the launch of a new campaign: Hoosier Heroes. Hoosiers around the state have been impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic and this is an opportunity to rally. In honor of the courage, respect and community that comes with the Month of May, … Read More