St. John approves 137-lot subdivision
The development will connect into The Preserve, said Jack Slager with Schilling Development.
The development will connect into The Preserve, said Jack Slager with Schilling Development.
Once a segregation-era swimming spot for Black residents, Belmont Beach finds new life as a pop-up park built by the Haughville community.
Giant goldfish can and have existed in Indiana. The Department of Natural Resources asks fish owners to not dump their aquariums.
Although there was a slight dip in housing prices last month, Indianapolis home sales activity and home values remain high and rising.
The old family center came down Monday and developers plan to open the new center by the end of 2022, outfitted with an indoor track and playground.
The CDC estimates 1 in 10 people age 60 and over living at home have experienced some form of abuse, neglect or exploitation.
Classical pianist Joshua Thompson focuses on playing only music by Black composers, hoping to reverse the genre’s “exclusionary” reputation.
“We were determined to make a change, one play at a time,” Indianapolis Colts coach Frank Reich said.
The city will prosecute rooster owners if neighbors consider the crowing to be a nuisance, metro columnist James Briggs writes.
The event, to be held at Bulldog Park, 183 S. West St., will be from 4-10 p.m. Friday and noon to 10 p.m. Saturday.