Weekly View’s Story Archive

Labor Day 2018

In 1894, when Labor Day was officially declared a federal holiday, the world was very different than it is today. Labor was truly labor 125 years ago — despite increased industrialization and machines, many jobs still required muscle-power, were dangerous and dirty, and there were no protections for the average … Read More

Local Author Updates “100 Things to Do in Indianapolis”

INDIANAPOLIS — The popular guidebook, 100 Things to Do in Indianapolis Before You Die, by Ashley Petry has just been released. The revised list is still exhaustive, fun, and quirky, and celebrates the top ways to connect with the city and nearby surroundings. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a … Read More

Pathways Over Pogue’s Achieves Milestone

INDIANAPOLIS — In February of 2018, a group of Near Eastside neighbors known as Pathways Over Pogue’s (POP) began a fundraising campaign to restore the historic Nowland Avenue Bridge in Spades Park just west of Rural. The oldest Daniel Luten designed bridge in Indianapolis, it had been deteriorating for years … Read More

Dr. Eugene White Set to Retire from Martin University

INDIANAPOLIS – Dr. Eugene G. White plans to retire as president, effective June 30, 2019. “I came to Martin as interim president in September, 2013 to preserve the legacy of Fr. Boniface Hardin and Sr. Jane Schilling and help the University thrive again,” said Dr. White.  “After arriving, I realized … Read More