Weekly View’s Story Archive

Preparing Your Kids for a Healthy School Year

July 2, 2026 | by Weekly View

Indianapolis has numerous activities to enjoy throughout July and August, many of which are free: art fairs, picnics, barbecues, outdoor concerts, bike rides, canal walks and so much more. Being outside — especially if you are getting exercise — is good for you and your children. While you are enjoying … Read More

Applause!: July 3-9

July 2, 2026 | by Weekly View

• A big thanks goes out to the Irvington Garden Club’s successful Garden Tour! There were some exceptional gardens on the tour this year, and everything ran smoothly despite the heat. Well done! • The 4th of July is a federal holiday, so state, federal, and local offices will be … Read More

DC BLOX Announces Community Protection Pledge

July 2, 2026 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — DC BLOX, a leading provider of connected data center and fiber network solutions across the United States, recently announced its formal Community Protection Pledge for its upcoming Indianapolis development. The pledge (below) outlines a rigorous series of sustainability, environmental, and civic commitments designed to ensure the project benefits … Read More

Friendly Visitor Program Pilot Program Begins

July 2, 2026 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — Meals on Wheels of Central Indiana (MOWCI) and Anthem Blue Cross and Blue Shield have announced a pilot program to address social isolation, one of the most pressing challenges facing older adults. Through the Friendly Visitor program, MOWCI volunteers connect with Anthem members through regular phone calls and … Read More

Urban Pioneer Receives Indiana Landmarks Prize for Leadership

July 2, 2026 | by Weekly View

INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis community activist and urban pioneer Marjorie Kienle has been selected to receive Indiana Landmarks’ 2026 Williamson Prize for outstanding leadership in historic preservation, recognizing her more than 50 years championing the city’s historic architecture. Few people understand just how far downtown Indianapolis has come over the last … Read More