Brad Harper Loves Indy

09/23/2024

Are you looking for a new position that allows you to help Veterans? Here is a new position available in Bloomington at IU.

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07/11/2024

Are you a Veteran who is wondering how to afford back to school supplies for your kids? Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs wants to help.

07/04/2024

Yeah we did

12/19/2023

02/12/2023

Todays tale of the tape for the big game.

05/30/2021

Borrowed and appropriate.

06/23/2020

“Borrowed” from a friend

02/21/2020

This is so true.

10/17/2019

New favorite photo.

09/11/2019

Like many other Indiana transplants, I first visited Indianapolis as tourist to see if it was worth moving. As I found out, Indianapolis and central Indiana is filled with amazing restaurants, enriching cultural experiences, and fun activities that my husband and I enjoy. Indianapolis has so many th...

09/10/2019

You’ve driven through construction traffic, taken various routes through the city, and endured random street closures in the name of improved transportation. Well, it’s finally here – the Red Line is opening on September 1st!

09/09/2019

As a resident for 15 years that could throw a rock and hit this parking lot, I understand both sides of the argument. Current residents are concerned with the type of person that they perceive to live in apartments. The argument of traffic is a veiled way of protesting. The truth of the matter is that the area needs development in order to continue to thrive. The current population has not been able to keep retail from either going out of business or relocating. Change is inevitable and necessary to continue to move our area and the city forward.

The Indianapolis Metropolitan Development Commission approved a developer's petitions to rezone a parking lot and modify agreements made in the 1960s.