Latino entrepreneurs will showcase their food, products, services at Bazar Indy in Fishers
Latino entrepreneurs in Central Indiana will gather in Fishers to showcase food, their products and services. Here’s a list of what you can find.
Month: June 2021
Doyel: IU made college football history in 1974. They called her ‘Coach Buzz’
“Coach Buzz” of IU football assisted Lee Corso, advised Woody Hayes, stood up to Don James and told Bob Knight who to bench — as she raised two kids.
Pike’s Lynna Irby confronted mental health issues ahead of Olympic track trials
In a social media post May 11, Irby said therapy has taken “pounds of bricks off my chest and shoulders.”
Crown Point officials plan to raze home damaged in fire if owners don’t take action
During the Wednesday Board of Works meeting, Assistant City Attorney Alex Kutanovski opened three bids to have 812 E. Monitor St. demolished, should its owners not take action on their own.
Prep results
Prep results for Wednesday, June 16
Cubs fall again to the Mets
The Cubs stranded two runners each in the fourth and sixth against Reid-Foley and Aaron Loup before collecting two hits, including Rafael Ortega’s two-run homer, off Drew Smith in the ninth.
Woman’s remains found in house fire, officials say
The coroner’s office recently identified the woman as 64-year-old Patricia Trinkle.
Commissioners ask for more bike paths, less duplexes in St. John Commons development
As presented Wednesday, the new plan would slash the residential density of the mixed-use development by a third, decreasing town home units from 34 to 24 mixed residential units.
WATCH NOW: Cancer survivor, 5, now carries police badge
For a 5-year-old, Cameron Baker can make two lofty claims. He’s a cancer survivor and he has a police badge.
Chesterton’s Blake Pieroni answers back in the 100 freestyle at U.S. Olympic Team Trials
Blake Pieroni wasted little time turning his week around.