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5 Colts Things: Anthony Richardson ready to learn from Bengals game, Alec Pierce closes consistently strong preseason, D-Line continues disruptive streak
1. Anthony Richardson and the Colts' offense can learn plenty from the film. Richardson completed seven of eight passes for 65 yards with a touchdown on the Colts' game-opening drive, but over his final four possessions he went one-of-six for 21 yards with a pick six and fumble. Neither Richardson...
Indianapolis’ first library for Black residents reopens through school librarian’s leadership
Maurice Broaddus was a writer by trade and became a middle school librarian by accident. The award-winning Afrofuturist and sci-fi author once filled in at The Oaks Academy middle school, where he was also a teacher, for the librarian going on maternity leave. The librarian never came back. “Six, seven...
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.
NO. 1 VOLLEYBALL SPLITS PAIR OF TOP 10 MATCHUPS
MARION, IND. - No. 1 Indiana Wesleyan volleyball split a pair of Top 10 matchups on Saturday, dropping a 5 set heart breaker to No. 4 Concordia (Nebraska), and taking down No. 7 in 4 sets to end the Columbia College Hampton Inn Classic. THE ESSENTIALS. Location: Indiana Wesleyan University...
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...
Anderson State Theatre included in Endangered Landmark list for second year in a row
Anderson’s historic State Theatre building in Anderson has a place on this year’s list of the ten most endangered landmarks in the state. That list comes from Indiana Landmarks. And as IPR’s Thomas Ouellette reports, the State Theatre is a repeat entry from last year. The theatre...
Fishers community events – September 2024
The 12th annual Fishers Blues Fest is Aug. 31 and Sept. 1 at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater. A Labor Day tradition, this year’s free music festival will feature headliners Shemekia Copeland and Bernard Allison. For more, visit npdamp.com/157/Blues-Fest. Harvest Fest. Fishers Arts Council’s annual Harvest Fest is scheduled...
Bloomington North football pays for early mistakes at Mooresville in season-opening loss
MOORESVILLE, Ind. — Anthony Lindsey left Mooresville in almost the same state of frustration last time he was there. His high school career ended on the Pioneers' home field in the sectionals when he was quarterback at Bloomington North back in 2003. His return also left him shaking his head at what might...
Delta football defeats Muncie Central to open 2024 campaign
MUNCIE - When Delta football saw they would be facing Muncie Central to start their season for the fourth straight year, the Eagles circled the contest on their calendar. “The proximity of the two schools and how much respect the two schools have for each other [matters],” Delta head coach Chris Overholt said. “It's a battle we talked about and it’s a battle for the 765.
‘It was all about our mental mistakes:' Wes-Del falls in season opener 41-12
GASTON - The Friday night lights have been dark since November, but the switch has been flipped and the long-awaited return of high school football has finally arrived. As the small-town fans filled the bleachers to once again watch their hometown teams kick off the new season, it was the Wes-Del Warriors hitting the gridiron against the Alexandria Tigers on Friday evening. At the end of the night, it was the Tigers pulling out the opening week victory 41-12.
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 realigns duties for two city leaders
A new alignment of duties for key leadership functions within the City of Carmel is creating new operational efficiencies. Rebecca Carl has broadened her duties, assuming the role of chief of staff, filling the position previously held by Jim Crider. In the role supporting the mayor’s office, Carl will continue her oversight of the city’s marketing and communications functions. Prior to serving the city, Carl fulfilled similar leadership roles at Indiana University and IU Health.
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.
Friday Delphi Hearing Ends with No Explanation
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. (WISH) — Transparency was nonexistent in the Carroll County Court Friday for a status hearing on the Delphi murders case. I-Team 8’s Kody Fisher was in the court. He explains what happened. Judge Fran Gull ordered the first part of the hearing to be behind closed doors. No reporters. No one from […] The post Friday Delphi Hearing Ends with No Explanation appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
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 […]
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