Mayor Dean Jessup to deliver State of the City address Thursday
Lawrence Mayor Dean Jessup is scheduled to deliver his third State of the City address tomorrow before an audience of ...
Day: April 9, 2014
Plants, Grants and Group Work to Clean Up Morse
Plants, Grants and Group Work to Clean Up Morse Writer / Krista Shields Morse Reservoir is getting cleaner because a ...
Butler ArtsFest Highlights Indy Cultural Scene
Butler University is looking to showcase cultural talent — both local and national — with its 14-day ArtsFest in April. ...
Graeter’s Ice Cream Store Opens in Broad Ripple
Writer / Susan Hershey Sugar. Cream. Eggs. And flavoring — black raspberry with special chocolate chips, a customer favorite. These ...
Joy’s House Aims to Keep Older Adults Happy, Give Caregivers a Break
Writer / Debra Legg The plan might call for yoga, scarf dancing or Trivial Pursuit. On the other hand, the ...
Park Tudor School Participates in Chinese Exchange Program
Writer / Molly Connor This January, Park Tudor School was treated to an exciting international experience when five students from ...
The Essential Robert Indiana offers a 40-year retrospective on the artist
Writer / Debra Legg From the larger-than-life “Numbers” exhibit that has a permanent home on the grounds, to the 8-foot-tall ...
White River Yacht Club members enjoy camaraderie, history
Writer / Debra Legg John O’Brien grew up on the water, literally as a neighbor of the White River Yacht ...
A Long Time Coming, Harbour Trees Host of the 2014 U.S. Women’s Mid-Amateur Championship
Writer / Krista Shields What started as a sparked interest for Harbour Trees members has become a reality. Host of ...
The Wild: Beloved for More Than Its Books
Beloved For More Than Its Books The Wild Bookstore approaches a chapter’s end, but is hopeful someone writes its next ...
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