These restaurants are coming to downtown Indianapolis’ Ardmore development in 2022
From salad bowls to cocktails, new restaurants will expand culinary options available at the Ardmore mixed-use development.
Month: December 2021
What time stores will be open on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day in Indianapolis
Here is a rundown of stores that will be open on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day in the Indianapolis area and their hours of operation.
Op-Ed: The Bail Project is an easy scapegoat. The issue is cash bail, not who pays it.
There is strong evidence that cash bail is not needed for its intended purpose: to ensure people return to court, writes the head of The Bail Project.
Plainfield, other Indy-area law enforcement now using automated license plate readers
The Plainfield Police Department, Clark-Pleasant Community Schools and other agencies near Indianapolis are using Flock Safety license plate readers.
Fishers is focusing on fun and family with these six projects in development
Fishers has built a reputation as a striving suburb conducive to business, but officials are focusing on recreational opportunities for the future.
Indianapolis’ Changing Footprints changing lives for needy in Indiana and around the globe
Indianapolis’ Changing Footprints collects shoes, cleans them and then gives them to the needy.
A 20/20 view of recovery marked 2021
The lesson here — for coaches, sports medics, and athletes alike — is focused: Believe the research and set realistic expectations.
Take a holiday-week road trip
Shortly after Christmas, after the last casserole dish has been washed, the presents you wanted and those you didn’t have been put away, and the guests, hopefully, have all gone, don’t feel like it’s all over.
Travel: Plan a trip to Wisconsin in winter
There are many people who leave the upper Midwest in the winter months for a warmer climate. On one hand, I can’t blame them. Being somewhere with temperatures in the 70s or higher when there is ice on the ground…
Porter County eager for broadband internet
With this new ordinance, an investor is planning to put $80 million into broadband infrastructure in the county, consultant Stu Summers told the board.