Weekly View’s Story Archive

Abe Martin joins Kin Hubbard Park

IRVINGTON — On December 17, 1904, a new character appeared on the back pages of the Indianapolis News for the first time — Abe Martin. This Hoosier country philosopher was the creation of cartoonist Kin Hubbard.  Each day, Abe Martin offered up his rustic humor and sharp-eyed observations of everyday … Read More

Good Faith Initiative Helps Reinstate Driver’s Licenses

INDIANAPOLIS — Marion County Prosecutor Ryan Mears has launched the Good Faith Initiative to assist noncustodial parents, who have had their driver’s license suspended by the State due to delinquent child support obligations, an opportunity to have their license reinstated. Through December 23, 2019, the Good Faith Initiative will allow … Read More

IMPD 19th Recruit Class Graduates

INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department (IMPD) and Chief Bryan Roach are pleased to announce the graduation of the IMPD 19th Recruit Class. These 73 new probationary officers are set to begin their field training, serving Indianapolis neighborhoods. The training lasts for 24 weeks. The class of 73 new … Read More

Applause!: Dec. 20-Jan. 2

• Thank you Al and Rhonda Hunter for your generous help this year. Part of the proceeds of the Irvington Ghost Tours goes to help support us, plus Gaia Works, and the Irvington Historical Society. Many people don’t realize the contributions the Hunters make to the community throughout the year, … Read More

American Lives Theatre Opens First Season Jan. 10

INDIANAPOLIS — Three highly regarded American plays never seen by Indianapolis audiences will make their way to Mass Ave. theaters in 2020, thanks to a new local company. American Lives Theatre (ALT) is devoted to producing provocative, relevant plays that question what it means to live in America today. Gloria … Read More