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Indy Parks breaks ground on Washington Park project
INDIANAPOLIS — Officials with Indy Parks broke ground on a new project on Thursday, renovating and updating portions of a park on the near northeast side of Indianapolis. According to a news release from Indy Parks, the $3.5 million renovation project will be at Washington Park. This comes after officials announced that the renovations would […]
Officials break ground on senior housing apartments
GREATER LAFAYETTE, Ind. — This afternoon, ground was broken on a mission to build new, affordable senior housing apartments. The event featured event organizers, sponsors, and city leaders in attendance. Marie Morse, the Executive Director of the Homestead Housing Counseling Agency, is one of the leaders at the head...
US company makes major breakthrough with first-of-its-kind clean battery technology: 'A transformative, scalable solution addressing critical challenges'
Ateios Systems, a battery component maker from Newberry, Indiana, is saying adios to harmful forever chemicals. The company's unique electrode manufacturing process also provides for a 20% cost reduction, 50% increased energy density, and reduces energy consumption during the build by an astounding 82%, all per Ateios. It's "a transformative,...
Carmel Olympians get a hero’s welcome
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) — The Carmel Swim Club on Thursday evening gave a hero’s welcome to Alex and Aaron Shackell following their return Indiana after representing the United States in the Paris Olympics. The sibling swimming duo of Alex and Aaron were feted Thursday in the Carmel High School main cafeteria. She took home a […]
Officials warn Hoosiers about ‘potent’ THC cartridges
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WANE) — Officials with Fort Wayne Recovery recently sat down with WANE 15 to discuss drug overdose statistics in the Summit City and one thing that Executive Vice President Nate Moellering found particularly alarming was the uptick in overdoses on THC. Moellering pointed out that many...
LIVE RADAR | Tracking scattered storms in Louisville and southern Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — More severe weather is moving through the Louisville area early Friday. A WHAS11 Weather Impact Alert Day has been called for Friday due to storm chances and heavy rainfall expected in the area. Plan on isolated to scattered strong storms early Friday morning into the afternoon....
Abruptly fired, city’s former police chief considers legal action
SOUTHPORT, Ind. (WISH) — Southport Mayor Jim Cooney said Wednesday that the firing of the Marion County city’s longtime police chief wasn’t political but was because he didn’t provide a document the Republican leader wanted. The document in question was the date of hires of reserve police officers. The desire was to have the city’s […]
Preventative Maintenance Software for Rigs and Other Assets
Technology helps heavy equipment stay running and prevent costly downtime. Preventative maintenance (PM) software has been used in the water well industry for decades to help keep its heavy equipment running. Even though numerous software options exist with various features, Mark Ortman has found through trial and error that keeping...
Indiana State Fair announces 2024 ‘Taste of the Fair’ winners
INDIANAPOLIS — As the Indiana State Fair comes to a close on Sunday, officials announced the 2024 “Taste of the Fair” winners, highlighting fair concessionaires who push boundaries and think outside the box for their offerings. According to a news release from the Indiana State Fair, the winners of this year’s contest include: The three […]
Hoosier teachers sounding off against new diploma standards
More people who work within education in Indiana are continuing to say that Indiana’s proposed new diploma standards for high schoolers will fall short of what Hoosier kids need to be successful. In a simple summation, the new GPS diploma standards are geared toward helping kids for a particular...
Pollinators & Plants Featured at Art Barn Exhibit Thru Sept. 27th
The Art Barn School of Art is excited to announce a current exhibit with regional artists about pollinator species and native plants titled “Butterflies and Beyond”, on display from now until September 27, 2024. An artist reception will be held at the Art Barn on Friday, August 16, 2024 from 5-7pm, with a chance to meet the artists and enjoy light bites and refreshments. There will also be a Pollinator Pop-Up event taking place before the artist reception from 4-6pm. Drop-in at the Art Barn to make pollinator-themed art, participate in the Symbolic Monarch Migration project (more info at https://www.eealliance.org/symbolic-migration.html), and enjoy Art Barn’s Monarch-Maker Garden in full bloom. At 5pm, artist and naturalist Betsy Fleek will give a presentation on pollinator-friendly gardening at home about pollinator-friendly gardening, and participate in the Symbolic Monarch Migration project. In tandem with Art Barn’s 8th annual Art Blitz, there will also be a Butterflies and Beyond Market on September 21 from 9am-5pm to purchase a wide array of work from the exhibiting artists.
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