Weekly View’s Story Archive

Grant Awarded for Preservation of Last Indianapolis Streetcar

INDIANAPOLIS — The newly-formed nonprofit Hoosier Heartland Trolley Company was awarded a $3,500 grant to relocate and stabilize the last-remaining Indianapolis streetcar, Indianapolis Railways No. 153. This rare grant request fostered a unique collaboration between the Marion County Historic Preservation Fund of the Central Indiana Community Foundation and Indiana Landmarks, … Read More

Sherman Park Area Receives Federal Grant for Crime Reduction

INDIANAPOLIS – The Indianapolis East Promise Zone and the John Boner Neighborhood Centers have been awarded a Department of Justice (DOJ) Community Based Crime Reduction (CBCR) Grant. The three-year, nearly $1 million grant will be used to target root causes of crime in a portion of the IndyEast Promise Zone. … Read More

Renew Indianapolis Celebrates 200th Property Owner

INDIANAPOLIS – Mayor Joe Hogsett joined the Department of Metropolitan Development (DMD) and Renew Indianapolis to celebrate the 200th property sale. The 200th sale marks a milestone for the City’s Land Bank and set a record for Renew Indianapolis, which works to stabilize and revitalize neighborhoods by helping responsible buyers … Read More

Historic World War II Training Films at Garfield

INDIANAPOLIS — On Sat., Nov. 10, at 7 p.m., film historian Eric Grayson will screen a series of World War II training films at the Garfield Park Arts Center. Seen today, he said, many of them are very funny because they were always accompanied by a flat narration reminding everyone … Read More

Indy Achieves, Enroll Indy Team Up for Scholars Program

INDIANAPOLIS — For the first time, families of current 7th and 8th grade students completing Enroll Indy’s OneMatch application will be prompted to sign up for in 21st Century Scholars, a need-based early promise program that provides students up to four years of undergraduate tuition at any participating public college … Read More