By Marianne Coil During a 2017 mission trip with her teenage daughter, Kellie Nowacki found poverty-ridden Cambodia to be “intriguing, exciting, smelly.” And full of human trafficking. The volume of Western tourists who go there […]
A patient who received a first-in-the-world tricuspid valve procedure as part of a new national clinical trial at Franciscan Health Heart Center is home and recovering well. The procedure utilizes a revolutionary material called extracellular […]
By Stephanie Dolan The strength of a community can be measured in many ways. And everyone knows that when the job market is strong, the community thrives. In Johnson County, the ACT Work Ready Community […]
Eskenazi Health and Eskenazi Health Foundation have announced a $75,000 grant from the Fifth Third Foundation Strengthening our Communities Fund to expand the Initiative for Empowerment and Economic Independence (IEEI). The Eskenazi Health program provides […]
In an effort to engage more Indianapolis veterans and connect them to needed services, Mayor Joe Hogsett introduced two new Veteran Services Officers (VSOs) today. Bryan Schmidt and Greg Stevens will help veterans gain access […]
Ivy Tech Community College and Marian University are announcing a new 2+2 partnership that will allow students to transfer from Associate of Science to Bachelor of Science degree programs. This collaboration provides a seamless, cost-effective degree […]
Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett signed an ordinance which clears the way for the Indianapolis Department of Public Works (DPW) to invest in additional roads, sidewalks and bridge projects over the next four years. The bond […]
The City of Greenwood is moving forward on plans to preserve and repurpose the gymnasium located on the 19-acre former Greenwood Middle School property. During its recent September meeting, the Greenwood Redevelopment Commission (RDC) reviewed […]