Merrillville waiting on proposed bond issue
The Town Council had been contemplating a $5 million bond issue that could have been used for a new public safety facility to serve the south side of town as well as infrastructure work.
Month: June 2022
WonderRoad festival in Indianapolis has plan for severe weather, organizers say
The WonderRoad music festival at Garfield Park this weekend may see delays should Indianapolis be hit with severe wind or lightning, organizers said.
Indy Pride Parade 2022 along Mass Ave in Indy
The Indy Pride Parade is back after a two-year hiatus due to the COVID-19 pandemic. From fashion to floats, here’s your look at Indy Pride Parade 2022.
‘Celebrate and be together:’ Indy Pride parade returns in person for first year since 2019
The coronavirus pandemic sent Pride events virtual the last two years. Saturday was the first in-person parade since 2019.
Residents: EPA would endorse permanent destruction of neighborhood by approving plans for logistics center
The loss of residential character in the Calumet neighborhoods likely would result in significant decreases in remaining residents’ property values, a community group said in comments sent to EPA.
Steel shipments fall by 2.6%
U.S. steel mills shipped 7.62 million tons of steel in April, the most recent month for which data is available, according to Washington, D.C.-based trade association American Iron and Steel Institute.
Cinemark Movie Club surpasses 1 million members
Cinemark, which operates the Cinemark at Valparaiso multiplex in the Porter’s Vale shopping center in Valpo, recently reached the 1 million-member mark with its Cinemark Movie Club.
REO Speedwagon, Styx bring ‘Midwestern, meat and potatoes’ rock ‘n’ roll to Ruoff
Illinois rockers REO Speedwagon and Styx brought familiar hits to a familiar place when they played Indianapolis on June 10, 2022.