The Indianapolis Public Library is now offering cardholders free access to consumereports.org. Consumer Reports was founded in 1936 and remains a trusted source for unbiased product reviews, ratings and buying guides for products like cars, […]
By the University of Indianapolis This summer, 12 young engineers came together at the University of Indianapolis’ R.B. Annis School of Engineering to explore the field of engineering through hands-on projects and lessons led by UIndy engineering faculty. Thanks […]
Bella Rose Design brings personalization and local support of women-owned businesses to Greenwood. By Todd Travis Humble beginnings Five years ago, Sarah Nilsson began making different craft items in the spare bedroom of her basement. […]
By Howard Hubler Sometimes in business school we learn the term “lazy dollars.” These are generally defined as dollars in overstocked and older inventory that can be returned. In a recession “cash is king.” You […]
By Mike Heffner The biggest question in our industry right now is – How do I find and keep good people when nobody wants to work? I would challenge the question back to you. What […]
Dune By Bradley Lane A grand, ambitious beginning to a fractured whole The scope of Denis Villeneuve’s newest blockbuster Dune is massive. Both in the literal scale of the elements of the world and in […]
The back-word world of semordnilaps By Curtis Honeycutt We all know examples of palindromes: taco cat, racecar, kayak, Hannah. A palindrome is a word that, when spelled backward, is the same word. Today, however, I […]
Top ten reasons the school principal says he’ll be praying for you this school year By Torry Stiles Little Jimmy is out on parole and you’re the only fourth grade teacher with military training. After […]
The Southside Times Print (PDF) version: Aug. 4 – 11, 2022
Compiled by Nicole Davis Ready or not, school is soon to be back in session. This week, Southside public and private schools share information about the coming school year. Enrolled in a Catholic school? Be […]