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Bloomington calls for Minnesota artists to create an outdoor sculpture for Bryant Park, with a $150,000 budget, prioritizing teams with a local artist. Submissions close September 5.
Community Safety Day on August 23 from 10 AM-2 PM at 9530 East 59th Street features demonstrations, interactions with first responders, and family-friendly activities.
The Bloomington Common Council invites residents to a housing discussion session at City Hall on September 10, 2025, to contribute to debates affecting local housing policies.
The Brownsburg Festival of the Arts returns to Arbuckle Acres Park with art, performances, workshops, and local food, inviting the community for a vibrant weekend.
Indiana muralist Blondebrush is set to create a racing-themed mural for the B&O Trail's Northfield Tunnel in Brownsburg, reflecting the town's racing history.
Briana Bennett and her son moved into a new Habitat for Humanity home in Lawrence, celebrating with the local community and officials who supported their journey.
The Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township opened its new Lawrence Education & Community Center, a facility for administration and community engagement.
Tyler Baumann caught a state record 9-ounce mooneye in Indiana's East Fork Whitewater River, using a night crawler as bait while fishing from a kayak.
Gayle Cook, co-founder of Cook Group, passed away at 91. She was known for her innovation in medical devices and her dedication to historical preservation in Indiana.
Carmel to unveil "Butterflies on the Monon" public art installation featuring mosaic butterflies by artist Nancy Keating, symbolizing community involvement.
Lawrence announces a new sand volleyball court at Lee Road Park, enhancing the park's features including a nature trail, playground, and Butterfly Habitat.
Anderson Firefighters Local 1262 highlighted Corbin Maddox in "Behind the Badge," celebrating his role as a firefighter, family man, athlete, and community member.
A hazmat emergency in downtown Noblesville prompted a shelter-in-place order, now lifted after authorities deemed the area safe. Officials haven’t disclosed the material involved.
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