Weekly View’s Story Archive

Irvington Community Schools Hosts Meal Delivery

IRVINGTON — The school shutdowns due to the COVID-19 stay-at-home executive orders issued by Mayor Joe Hogsett and Gov. Eric Holcomb in mid-March doesn’t stop the need for children to be fed. So Irvington Community School, Inc. (ICS) took action. On the program launch day, ICS personnel delivered 235 meals to … Read More

Online Films Help Hoosiers Experience Indiana Nature

INDIANAPOLIS — During the month of May, short films, virtual experiences and essays will help Hoosiers find renewal, refuge, relaxation and reflection in nature. The activities, presented by Indiana Humanities, are inspired by its award-winning program called Next Indiana Campfires. In previous years, the events were held in person and … Read More

New Book Details Rescued Historic Indiana Properties

INDIANA — To mark its 60th year, Indiana Landmarks has published a new book filled with dramatic before-and-after photos and more than 50 stories of landmarks across the state snatched from the wrecking ball or lifted from decades of neglect and restored to new uses. Indiana Landmarks: Rescued & Restored … Read More

“Bathtubs Over Broadway” Available Via Heartland Film at Home

INDIANAPOLIS — Watch the winner of the 27th Heartland International Film Festival Humor & Humanity Award and take part in a live Q&A on Friday, May 8. Bathtubs Over Broadway is available to rent for $12 via the Heartland Film at Home program, with half the proceeds benefitting Heartland Film … Read More

Post Office Offers Guidance on Hold Mail Service

INDIANAPOLIS, IN — The U.S. Postal Service Hold Mail service is designed for customers who plan on being away from their home or business for up to 30 days. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Postal Service suspended the 30-day time frame and extended all Hold Mail requests until May … Read More