By Nancy Price and Neal Smith Greenwood Park Mall closed at noon today following peaceful protests that turned violent last night in downtown Indianapolis. Greenwood Police Department Assistant Chief of Police Matthew Fillenwarth issued the […]
If you’re trying to find a new job and are finding it difficult during these times, look no further. Express Employment Professionals Indy South is hosting a virtual hiring event on Wednesday, June 3 and […]
It used to be that neighbors knew one another. Those new to the neighborhood would be greeted with warm smiles and baked goods. They congregated for potluck dinners and counted on their next-door neighbors to […]
Children of all ages and families are invited to experience the joy of reading and earn great prizes for their reading activity during The Indianapolis Public Library’s 101st Summer Reading Program, “Imagine Your Story,” beginning […]
By Torry Stiles 10. I’m just a year shy of my 60th birthday this week. I have passed the point of where I will never get back more in Social Security than I have contributed. […]
By Angie Norris With most of the state reopening for business and others preparing to open, there are many new guidelines and requirements customers face when going to restaurants, salons, gyms and retail stores. “The […]
By Bradley Lane Barbora is a struggling, but talented, artist displaying her paintings in a gallery in Oslo in April of 2015. Bertil is a drug-addled small-time criminal, and on April 20, 2015 he stole […]
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When Danny Marquez, the Youth For Christ USA (YFC) City Life ministry director for central Indiana, heard that students were having difficulty getting to their schools to pick up meals being distributed in the wake of COVID-19, he […]
By Rick Hinton Writer Molly Fitzpatrick relays some stories of people currently weathering COVID-19 restrictions, and their sudden interaction with the paranormal as a result. Is it mere coincidence or has self-isolation only made us […]