By Nancy Price In college, many young adults are often exposed to different belief systems. They’re meeting new people from different races, religions and socioeconomic
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When homelessness happens in your own community
By Stephanie Dolan When many of us picture someone who is homeless, we may visualize a person who could be dangerous, has an addiction, refuses
‘Best Day Ever’
By Nancy Price When Laura and Jeff McLinn learned that their son Jordan, then 3, had Duchenne’s Muscular Dystrophy (DMD), a progressive and fatal muscle
Teen shot, two others injured after fights break out at Marion County Fair
By Amy Moshier Marion County Fair fans may experience changes in how they can participate in the fair next year, due to recent violence at
‘A part of the community’
By Nancy Price In the past 20 years, 70,000 refugees from the Chin state of Mynmar (Burma) have flocked to the United States to escape
Building community through gardening
By Nancy Price A Southside church’s goal to help locals with food insecurity has brought together hundreds of like-mind volunteers to create a growing community
Beech Grove residents vote to increase property taxes to support BGCS
By Neal Smith In the primary election June 2, voters in Beech Grove chose to increase the amount of property taxes collected by the city
Individual that damaged two Fountain Square murals has been identified
By Nancy Price and Neal Smith An individual responsible for recent damage to two murals in Fountain Square has been identified by an anonymous tipster,
Hundreds attend Greenwood Black Lives Matter rally
By Neal Smith Last Friday, over 500 people gathered across from the Greenwood Public Library to show their support for Black Lives Matter. The evening
Garfield Park Confederate memorial removed following order from Indy mayor
By Neal Smith A statue built in honor of Confederate prisoners of war who died at an Indianapolis camp during the Civil War is on