Weekly View’s Story Archive

IndyPL’s Summer Reading Program Continues Through July 27

INDIANAPOLIS It’s not too late for children and families to register for The Indianapolis Public Library’s 2019 Summer Reading Program, “Keepin’ it 100,” which continues through Saturday, July 27 at Southside IndyPL locations. In addition to receiving prizes donated by community partners for their reading activity, participants can celebrate the … Read More

Red Line Construction Continues into July

INDIANAPOLIS — The IndyGo Red Line project continues construction into July, with several updates. IndyGo’s goal is to open the Red Line in September. As with all construction, expect delays and lane closures.. Pavement markings are being installed on Capitol Avenue between 18th and Washington Streets. Work will occur mostly … Read More

Applause! July 5-11

• Thank you to all the hard-working volunteers at the Irvington Garden Tour on June 30. The ladies and gentlemen who manned booths and helped out behind the scenes on a sweltering day don’t get enough credit for their work. Thank you to the wonderful homeowners who allowed a bunch … Read More

Neighborhood Survey to Help Develop Eastside Quality of Life Plan

INDIANAPOLIS — The John Boner Neighborhood Center will be conducting canvassing over the next 3 months about the new Quality of Life Plan. In order to make the plan as representative as possible, volunteers will canvass the neighborhoods. Gather at John Boner Neighborhood Center (2236 E. 10th St.) at 9:30 … Read More

Indiana State Fair “Taste of the Fair” to Feature New Fair Food

INDIANAPOLIS — Indulging in fair food is an absolute must when visiting the Great Indiana State Fair. And, once again, with new, wacky recipes and culinary creations, this year won’t disappoint. New food items featured at this year’s Indiana State Fair include: •The Hawaiian Haminator • Bison Hush Puppies • … Read More