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Triple Canopy issuing 123 layoffs due to contracts ending Sept. 30
INDIANAPOLIS — Triple Canopy, a private security company, is letting go of 123 employees after the FPS-IN contract expires on Sept. 30. According to a letter from Triple Canopy’s HR, the company is letting go of 113 Armed Protective Security Officers, four Lieutenants, two Captains (Security Exempt), one Administrative Assistant, one Contract Manager, one Training Manager and one Training Instructor.
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...
Party Center Software Offers Free 360 Admission
Creative Works is hosting its Amusement 360 event Sept. 10-12 in Plainfield, Ind., and the folks over at Party Center Software are offering a limited number of sponsorships to those who apply via raffle. The raffle, available here on their website, is open now through Aug. 28 at 9 a.m....
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.
Advocates urge Hogsett to save Indy’s at-risk urban forests
Mirror Indy is a part of Free Press Indiana, a nonprofit news organization dedicated to ensuring all Hoosiers have access to the news and information they need. Despite concerns from environmentalists — and support from 23 city-county councilors — Mayor Joe Hogsett is so far declining to allocate funds in the 2025 city budget to acquire urban forests for conservation.
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...
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...
Union County Public Library update
As many know, the Union County Public Library is undergoing some major renovations and remodeling. Starting this week, the construction team will begin digging the footers for the connection piece and the large community center space. Since the start of renovations, a lot of work has already been completed in order to prepare the inside of the building for construction leading into the new space.
Ball State athletics debuts new TaraFlex volleyball court for men’s and women’s programs
The Ball State athletic department revealed new, state-of-the-art TaraFlex volleyball courts to the men’s and women’s teams this morning. After years of elite play, 1,242-527 all time record for the men and a 995-633-2 mark for the women, the program has earned the upgrade. Coaches and players from...
Rep. May: Apply now to intern in my office during upcoming legislative session
The House Republican Internship Program at the Indiana Statehouse is a great opportunity for young Hoosiers to kick-start their professional careers. The application window recently opened, and I encourage college students and recent graduates of all majors to apply. The many benefits of the program include learning and improving skills such as communication, research and critical thinking. Interns are paid $900 biweekly with opportunities to earn academic credits through their college or university. They also get free...
Rising temperatures and quiet days ahead
TONIGHT Expect a mostly clear night with temperatures settling in the upper 60s. Light winds from the south-southwest will continue, providing a mild and comfortable evening. TOMORROW Anticipate a hot day with temperatures soaring into the low 90s. The day will start calm but will see southwesterly winds picking up to 5 to 7 mph […]
Rosema receives Sursa Leadership Award for Muncie Mission efforts
MUNCIE, Ind. — The Community Foundation of Muncie and Delaware County has announced that Jim Rosema has received the 2024 David Sursa Leadership Award to recognize his dedicated service to Muncie Mission. Rosema was nominated for his role as a Muncie Mission board member and "a guiding force" for nearly 34 years, according to a news release. ...
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