Column: A visit to the Negev
Today, during our last stop in Israel and the Palestinian Territories, we come to the…
Monthly Archives: May, 2023
Zionsville Town council approves $5.5M bond for Carpenter Nature Preserve
The Zionsville Town Council voted 6-1 during its May 1 meeting to approve a bond…
Blueprint for Improvement: Basement built for entertaining
Built in 2018 in the Hidden Oak section of Indianapolis, this home’s unfinished basement began…
Guest conductor returns to ‘Magic Flute’
Scott Schoonover has a long history with “The Magic Flute.” “When I was in college,…
Plenty of dry eyes: Ophthalmologist helps introduce innovative tool to better diagnosis common condition
Dry eye has been a growing concern in the eye care industry. Dr. John Abrams,…
Taking root: Nonprofit relaunches community garden in Noblesville
A group of volunteers have joined forces to reestablish a community garden in Noblesville that…
New ‘leash’ on life: Medical Mutts gives former shelter dogs loving homes and a purpose
There was no pomp and circumstance, but there were a lot of wagging tails as…
Where’s Amy attends Civic Theatre’s ‘The Sound of Music’
Where’s Amy stopped by opening night of Civic Theatre’s “The Sound of Music” April 28…
Red Barn schedule heavy on comedy
It will be another summer of laughs with the three scheduled shows at Red Barn…
Feed me!: Lawrence North High School presents ‘Little Shop of Horrors’
A giant, talking, carnivorous alien plant will take center stage for Lawrence North High School’s…