Weekly View’s Story Archive

IPS and Salesforce Partner to Prepare Students

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Public Schools (IPS) recently announced a grant to support strong college and career preparation for high school students in Indianapolis. With a Salesforce.org donation of $500,000, IPS is opening a new Information Technology Academy at George Washington High School, as part of IPS’ All-Choice High School model. … Read More

Marion County Begins 311 Non-Emergency Line for Cell Phones

INDIANAPOLIS — On April 9, law enforcement officials announced the implementation of 311 in Marion County. 311 is now available to cell phone users needing non-emergency law enforcement assistance. The non-emergency line for landline phones remains as 317-327-3811. Marion County is the first county in the state to implement 311 … Read More

Indy Selected to be Part of Smart Cities Collaborative

INDIANAPOLIS – The Department of Metropolitan Development and the Department of Public Works, in partnership with IndyGo, announced that Indianapolis has been chosen to participate in Transportation for America’s Smart Cities Collaborative. The program brings together cities with an aim to implement smart mobility policies and explore emerging technologies and … Read More

Neighborhood of the Month: Kennedy-King

INDIANAPOLIS — Kennedy-King will be the City’s Neighborhood of the Month for April 2018. The Neighborhood of the Month initiative highlights an Indianapolis community each month, working to engage local groups and promote projects by various City departments. Dating back to the 1800s, the Kennedy-King neighborhood is known as a … Read More

Veterans Hall of Fame Opens in Lawrence

LAWRENCE — The Indiana Military Veterans Hall of Fame (IMVHOF) celebrated the official opening of its permanent building at 5360 Herbert Lord Road, Indianapolis on Thurs., April 5. The grand opening ceremony featured remarks by those who helped establish the IMVHOF including Senator Joe Donnelly, Steve Collier (Mayor of Lawrence), … Read More