
The Southside Times – Jan. 19-25, 2023
SSTimes_01.19.23-WEB
SSTimes_01.19.23-WEB
Compiled by Nicole Davis While the past year was full of ups and downs, local government officials say that 2023 is full of potential. Entering 2023, local Southside mayors share their goals and hopes for […]
By Todd Travis One of Marilyn Mayfield’s favorite memories growing up on the Southside of Indianapolis was going to the drive-in movie theaters. “That’s where you went to the shows. There were no shows on […]
By Nancy Hammerstrom and Nicole Davis “History is who we are and why we are the way we are.” – David McCullough, American historian In the 200 years since Indianapolis was founded […]
By Todd Travis Ken and Marylynne Winslow have lived in Southport for 48 years. It seems appropriate that after all their involvement in the community, they have been chosen as grand marshals for the upcoming […]
Compiled by Nicole Davis Does it seem every route you take, there’s construction either causing a traffic jam or making you detour? With so much happening at the moment, it may be hard to keep […]
Compiled by Nicole Davis Does it seem everywhere route you take, there’s construction either causing a traffic jam or making you detour? With so much happening at the moment, it may be hard to keep […]
Compiled by Nicole Davis Following a bleak and unprecedented 2020, 2021 was a year of picking up the pieces. Continuing that momentum, 2022 is looking good for the Southside. Beech Grove, Greenwood and Southport report […]
Owners of the historical Southport Masonic home, which has sat empty for decades, discuss its history and potential for its future By Rick Hinton Barry Browning, president of the Perry Township/ Southport Historical Society, has […]
Compiled by Nancy Price 2020 was a year unlike anything the Southside, including the entire world, had seen since the Spanish flu pandemic in 1918. On March 6, Indiana confirmed its first case of COVID-19, […]