By Rick Hinton Why exhume the body of John Dillinger from Section 44, Lot 94, of Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis? His great-niece, Carol Thompson, and great-nephew, Mike Thompson, have their reasons. Another great-nephew, Jeff […]
The city of Greenwood unveiled the final design for its new fieldhouse, a modern public recreation amenity that will anchor redevelopment of the former Greenwood Middle School in the heart of downtown, known locally as […]
By Rick Hinton “As many of you know by traveling and commuting on I-465 – there is congestion. That’s an understatement,” Rickie Clark of INDOT (Indiana Department of Transportation) opened with at the public meeting […]
By Stephanie Dolan It’s easy to believe, as a U.S. citizen, that the issue of HIV/AIDS is still going. Incidents of new cases in this country are down from what they were years ago and […]
By Curtis Honeycutt Sometimes you can have too many of one thing — like presidential primary candidates, for instance. You can have too many toothpaste options at the grocery store. You can also have too […]
By Bradley Lane The year is 1976: principal photography on Apocalypse Now has just started in the Philippines under the direction of critically acclaimed director Francis Ford Coppola. Just weeks after shooting had started Typhoon […]
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When Sycamore Services was considering ways to enhance their client programs, they didn’t have to look far. The University of Indianapolis music therapy program is part of a blossoming partnership with Sycamore, which provides services […]
By Torry Stiles 10. “Shhhh. Nap time. Catch me on break.” 9. “What other ‘N words’ am I not supposed to say?” 8. “This is my emotional support animal. See his vest? Don’t worry – […]
By Angela Morefield WAMMfest returns this Saturday at Craig Park from 11 a.m.-8 p.m. The 11th annual celebration and fundraising event of wine, art, music and microbrew is an event developed and hosted by the […]