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Bride receives wedding dress after Gretchen's Bridal Gallery closure
INDIANAPOLIS — A bride-to-be now has her dream dress in her possession after weeks of uncertainty following the closure of a northeast side bridal gallery. WRTV reported in July about the closure of Gretchen's Bridal Gallery on 82nd Street. At the time, Emma Randall, who is planning her 2025...
Direct flights from Indy to Nashville coming March 2025
INDIANAPOLIS — Non-stop, direct flights to Nashville—the country music capital of the world—will begin taking off from the Indianapolis International Airport in just seven months, airport leaders announced Thursday. Southwest Airlines will offer the flights starting March 6. “We’ve been pursuing this nonstop flight with Southwest for...
Spencer Deery confirms no semi-conductor to LEAP district
LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) —State Senator Spencer Deery spoke about LEAP project developments at the We the People meeting at the Lafayette National Guard Armory on Thursday. Deery says the IEDC's request means there are no plans to take water from Tippecanoe County. He told the group it would take...
Kirk Herbstreit wonders if Anthony Richardson may eventually be benched for Joe Flacco
Anyone who watched Thursday night’s preseason game between the Indianapolis Colts and Cincinnati Bengals on Amazon’s Prime Video likely gathered that analyst Kirk Herbstreit is generally bullish on the Colts. But while he may be high on the Colts, he’s more skeptical about their quarterback, Anthony Richardson. Herbstreit clearly did not like much of what Read more... The post Kirk Herbstreit wonders if Anthony Richardson may eventually be benched for Joe Flacco appeared first on Awful Announcing.
2 injured in shooting in Greenwood; 36-year-old man arrested
GREENWOOD, Ind. — Police are investigating after two people were injured in a shooting in Greenwood Friday night. According to the Greenwood Police Department, officers responded just before 10:30 p.m. to the 2000 block of Prairie Sky Lane on the report of a person shot. When officers arrived, they located a male and female with […]
Club Works opens in Zionsville
Club Works, the latest innovation in coworking and event spaces, opened at 6210 Technology Center Dr., Suite 300 in Zionsville in June. According to the company, the new space has become a go-to destination for professionals and event coordinators seeking a dynamic and flexible environment. Club Works is designed to...
Home-A-Rama 2024 Will Showcase Henke Development Group’s New Property, Promontory of Zionsville
The Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis (BAGI) will once again host Home-A-Rama over three weekends in September, and this time they’re visiting the new Henke Development Group property, Promontory of Zionsville. Henke Development is behind some of the most popular communities in the area, including Chatham Hills, Bridgewater Club...
The Feed: Southside Chain Restaurant Boom, Downtown Favorite’s Closure
It’s lights out for Gallery Pastry Bar. The Star was the first to report that the downtown outpost of the Gallery family of restaurants shuttered on August 11. The restaurant at 110 S. Pennsylvania St. opened in July of 2020, arguably the most challenging time to launch a business in recent history. The well-reviewed spot prevailed, however, with this publication referring to it as “The Beautiful Escape We All Need Right Now.” The IBJ notes that owner Alison Keefer blames “constant sales swings” for the closure. The company’s two other locations, at 4573 N. College Ave. and 319 E. 16th St., remain open.
Center Grove High School increases security at high school football games this year
GREENWOOD, Ind. – The Center Grove Community School Corporation is beefing up security measures this year at high school football games. The move comes as numerous central Indiana schools in the past few years have dealt with increased violence during extracurricular activities. As hundreds filed into Ray Skillman Stadium Friday night, they were greeted with […]
Carmel’s own Martha Hunter receives $8K scholarship from Indiana Donor Network Foundation
Martha Hunter, 22, Carmel, has been awarded an $8,000 educational scholarship from Indiana Donor Network Foundation. A 2020 graduate of Carmel High School, Hunter is currently attending Purdue University majoring in biology. She has been accepted at Indiana University School of Medicine and plans on becoming a physician. Indiana Donor...
The Becky Skillman Leadership Institute: Inspiring the next generation of trailblazers
BEDFORD—The Becky Skillman Leadership Institute was started to encourage leaders to aim higher, inspire others, maximize their potential, and express leadership in its truest form: through service. Join our former lieutenant governor for this luncheon with a local celebrity panel like no other! The event will take place at...
Medora Cafe to celebrate its grand opening in style while giving back to the community
MEDORA—The Medora Cafe has quickly established itself as a top-notch restaurant offering stellar customer service and delicious home-cooked meals using locally sourced ingredients. To celebrate its grand opening, they have pulled out all the stops to deliver an evening full of fellowship, entertainment, shopping, and great food. The event...
Great Value apple juice recalled due to arsenic
HENDERSON, Ky. (WEHT) – Refresco Beverages US Inc has issued a voluntary recall for Great Value 8oz Apple Juice six packs due to a level of inorganic arsenic above the industry guidelines. According to the enforcement report, the products were sold in multiple states, including Illinois, Indiana and Kentucky. The recalled products have a listed […]
Managing the last mosquitoes of summer
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — As the summer winds down and temperatures start to feel more like fall, many Hoosiers are enjoying the cooler weather. However, one pesky reminder that it’s still technically summer is the presence of mosquitoes. Despite the pleasant temperatures, mosquitoes are still active, and unfortunately, we may be a month or two away […]
Farm groups and legislators poised to work on high farmland property taxes in 2025
Every year, farmers like Terry Hayhurst of Terre Haute contend with operating costs and fluctuations in prices for what they grow. “Beans are down roughly about 25 percent what they were last year, and corn is down closer to 40 percent less than what it was last year,” he said. “So those two things are kind of going against one another. Even though our profitability is extremely limited, our expenses from property taxes continue to go up.”
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