By Todd Travis An early love for athletics and teaching Dr. Sue Willey was involved in athletics long before Title IX was around. She grew up in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, where she developed a love […]
By Curtis Honeycutt Is it too early to talk about zombies? Halloween is still about a month away, but Home Depot is selling creepy inflatable lawn creatures. In addition, Starbucks has its pumpkin spice latte […]
Compiled by Nicole Davis I-69 Indianapolis: Retaining wall construction for the future I-69 overpasses has restricted Wicker Road to one lane only. Temporary traffic signals have been installed in the work zone to control two-way […]
Thousands of blueprints, drawings, photographs and other documents detailing the architectural environment of the Indianapolis Public School (IPS) system are now available to view on The Indianapolis Public Library’s Digital Indy website. The Indianapolis Public […]
By Grady Michael Gaynor Richie Scott, a 15-year-old sophomore at Franklin Community High School, has shown that lessons learned in a martial arts gym extend beyond kicking and punching. A third-degree black belt, Scott has […]
By Torry Stiles (Dear readers – I have held a variety of jobs over the years. I’ve been a newspaper writer, a racing announcer, truck driver, bathtub maker and several other positions. One of my more […]
The University of Indianapolis has announced that the R.B. Annis School of Engineering bachelor’s degree programs in Industrial & Systems Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and software Engineering have been accredited by the Engineering Accreditation Commission of […]
By Nicole Davis For the past six years, Dirk Cushing has biked an average of 600 miles in the month of September (previously June) for the Great Cycle Challenge, a fundraiser benefiting the Children’s Cancer […]
By Dawn Whalen Whalen Realty Group at F.C. Tucker Company A few years ago we wrote a piece describing how social media posts can impact the buying or selling of a home. There’s been several […]
