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On the road to reading takes books to Indy’s littlest readers
(MIRROR INDY) — The kids at Little Blessings of Solid Rock Preschool can hardly wait their turn as Lisa Anderson with the Indianapolis Public Library system flips through the pages of “Is There a Dog in this Book?” With each page, she stops in front of a different child. “I’m going to go around the circle, and everybody’s going to get a […]
The Top 5 drugs fueling the overdose crisis in Indianapolis
If you or a loved one is struggling with mental health or substance abuse problems, contact the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration at 1-800-662-HELP (4357) for help. Anyone grieving the loss of someone to overdose can text 'mental' to 317-435-5281 to get connected with mental health resources. INDIANAPOLIS — Drugs are continuing...
Porter Roofing and Restoration Is Built on Trust
The team at Porter Roofing knows that putting a roof over your head is more intricate than just choosing what material to use. The family-owned business prides itself on offering high-quality service, an outstanding selection of superior products, and a hometown appeal. Owner Jesse Porter grew up passionate about entrepreneurship and knew he always wanted to own his own company. He combined his business acumen and previous experience in the roofing and construction industry to open Porter Roofing and Restoration in 2019, with the help of his wife, Maria, and family.
North Mass Boulder’s Queer Trans Climb Night Celebrates Inclusivity
Born out of an idea of inclusion, the vibrant climbing community at North Mass Boulder (NMB) has evolved into a space that transcends mere recreation for its participants. Conceived by Cael Lee and co-host Khristopher, Queer Trans Climb Night (QTCN) has rapidly grown into a pivotal gathering for queer and trans individuals seeking not just physical activity, but also a sanctuary to socialize, and build connections and celebrate their identities in an inclusive environment.
Whitestown Installs 12 Benches, 5 Trash Cans Funded Through Boone County Solid Waste Management District Grant
The Boone County Solid Waste Management District announced that the Whitestown Parks and Recreation Department has begun to install new amenities in the local parks through a grant awarded by the District. The District highlighted the Whitestown Parks team for installing 12 new benches and five trash containers over the...
Get out this weekend to explore a cave, fish or learn about butterflies and how to ID trees
The weather this weekend looks like a mixed bag of sunshine and rain, but that shouldn't stop you from getting out and exploring the varied wonders of Indiana's state parks. Weekend activities include hikes, fishing and programs on tree identification and butterflies. Saturday looks like the best bet, with high temperatures in the...
New biotech $49 million hub could generate thousands of jobs, provide mobile cancer screening
More details have been revealed about a new biohealth technology hub that is projected to generate around 141,000 jobs over 10 years — with most of those positions likely to be in supply-chain and service industries, even restaurants, that benefit from economic growth. Eighteen public and private entities, including Medical College of Wisconsin and Milwaukee Area Technical College, are slated to share $49 million in federal funding for the biohealth hub centered on personalized medicine, an...
CPD Helps Oversized Loads Arrive
Crawfordsville Police helped control traffic Tuesday at the intersection of Market and Washington streets as several mobile units bound for Wabash College arrived. The units will be assembled on the campus near the tennis court facility to provide students with a temporary dining hall during the construction of a new Community Center. The college plans to demolish the Sparks Center, where students currently dine, to make way for the campus improvements.
IMPD officer injured in shooting near East 36th, North Wittfield
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — An officer was injured in a shooting on the city’s far east side Friday night, the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says. At 8:40 p.m. Friday, IMPD officers were dispatched to the intersection of East 36th Street and North Wittfield Street on a report of shots fired. That is a residential area on […]
11 ALLEGED DEALERS NABBED AS DRUG SEARCH WARRANT EXECUTED
(Milton, IN)--A huge police presence in Milton early Thursday morning resulted in a massive drug bust that landed eleven people in jail. All 11 are now charged with dealing various types of drugs – mostly methamphetamine. At least five agencies took part in the bust. Those now facing felony dealing charges include Virgil Foster, Gerry Corder, Timothy Qualls, Rachel Thompson, Samantha Duckett, Lucas Harrison, Jeffrey Aubuchon, Gary Messer, Donald Marcum, Charles Centers, and Brittany Horn. One of the apprehensions resulted in a brief standoff. Details of what led to the drug bust and the quantity of drugs that were recovered has not been released.
Indiana Law Enforcement Warns of Latest Phone Scam
Another Day. Another Scam. It seems the more technologically advanced we get as a society, the easier it becomes for those with ill intent to prey on their victims and the latest warning from one Indiana law enforcement agencies in and around Evansville are alerting residents to the latest scam.
New Wild Eggs restaurant opens in Avon
AVON, Ind. — A new restaurant is open in Avon. Wild Eggs, a contemporary breakfast, brunch and lunch restaurant chain, has opened its new location at 9769 E. U.S. 36. The location previously served as the site of a Jack in the Box, which closed in 2017. The Jack in the Box building was razed and a new multi-unit commercial space was built in its place. Wild Eggs will occupy the space previously held by a Denny's that closed in 2023.
USAC sprint car driver hoping to join an exclusive club during Indiana Sprint Week
PUTNAMVILLE, Ind. (WISH) — It’s one of biggest weeks of dirt track racing every year. On Friday, the 37th annual Indiana Sprint Week (ISW) began at Lincoln Park Speedway in Putnamville, Ind. Friday night’s USAC AMSOIL Sprint Car race was the first of seven races over a nine-night stretch across the state. It was the […]
EA Sports College Football 25 has been worth the wait for Big Ten football players
INDIANAPOLIS – College football fans had to wait 11 years − or 4,028 days − to play a new video game representing their favorite athletes and collegiate programs. While many held on to the memories of NCAA Football 14 as long as they could, these same people were certainly ready for a fresh experience. They wanted current day players, conferences, graphics, rules and more. They got it all July 19, with the release of EA Sports...
State approves Hamilton County’s first DORA district in Downtown Noblesville
The Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco Commission approved the City of Noblesville’s ordinance to establish a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area (DORA) in downtown, the first in Hamilton County. In April, the Noblesville Common Council unanimously approved Ordinance #09-04-24 in accordance with IC 7.1-3.31. “I applaud the Indiana Alcohol and Tobacco...
IPS cuts back tutoring as federal COVID aid expires and a new state reading law takes effect
Sign up for Chalkbeat Indiana’s free daily newsletter to keep up with Indianapolis Public Schools, Marion County’s township districts, and statewide education news.Tutoring programs last year appeared to spur academic gains for Indianapolis Public Schools, but the district is scaling them down as funding ends.Like districts across the country, IPS leaned on in-person and virtual tutoring to drive academic recovery after the pandemic, fueled in part by the availability of federal relief dollars earmarked for accelerating learning. The district last year offered free, after-school virtual tutoring for all students who wanted it, as well virtual tutoring at 24 schools during...
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