This week, see what folks are saying about the city's new "outdoor room" along Georgia Street and find out how state transportation officials are trying to speed up roadwork. In A&E, Lou Harry shares his thoughts on holiday entertainment. And in Forefront, Indiana gubernatorial candidates spell out their jobs plans.
This week, see how area grant-makers are adapting to the post-recession "normal" and read why neighbors are fighting a gas station proposed for the intersection of 16th Street and Central Avenue. In Focus, find out how Kokomo is faring as Chrysler continues to invest in the auto town. And in A&E, see what Lou Harry thought of a couple restaurant refills.
This week, see how local investors fared in the Angie's List IPO and read about what a Cincinnati bank is doing to get a foothold in Indianapolis. In Focus, find out what former Conseco Inc. director David Decatur is growing. And in A&E, Bill Benner weighs in on gospel and the gridiron.
This week, read about a posh Super Bowl hospitality area NFL officials are building inside Union Station and find out why industry insiders are buzzing about a new local ad firm. In Focus, see what critics have to say about the grades education majors are getting. And in A&E, get a glimpse of the edgy art that's part of the Eiteljorg's biennial fellowship show.
This week, find out about the severance package that ex-IPL chief Ann Murtlow was eligible to collect when she left the utility this spring and read about the obscure not-for-profit that is covering shortfalls in Carmel. In Focus, see what the experts have to say about Indianapolis' role as Super Bowl host. And in Forefront, check out Ted Boehm's thoughts on expanding Unigov.
This week, see what's in store for a multimillion-dollar Fashion Mall makeover and find out how a court case might change the way not-for-profits are taxed. In Focus, read about buyers edging back into the commercial real estate market. And check out this year's Women of Influence honorees.
This week, find out what charities think of a proposal to limit tax write-offs tied to donations and read about Celadon Group's recent buying spree. In Focus, see why pharmacies are battling to keep their shelves full. And in At Home Quarterly, explore International Center CEO Diane Thomas' Meridian Kessler nest.
This week, see how a local tech firm owner is making the most of flexible work arrangements and find out what's at stake in the upcoming City-Council Council elections. In Focus, read about what the Spencer County town of Chrisney has that Indianapolis doesn't. Greg Andrews explores the effort to move the Chicago Mercantile Exchange to Indiana in his column. And in Forefront, pundits weigh in on the local mayoral race.
This week, read how plummeting state support is turning Indiana and Purdue universities into semi-private schools and find out which restaurant chain Steak n Shake CEO Sardar Biglari is pursuing. In Focus, read why additional government scrutiny is making it hard for community banks to recruit board members. And in A&E, see what Bill Benner has to say about the NBA lockout.
This week, see what's on the drawing board for a downtown neighborhood dubbed "Little Five Points" and read about how Finish Line and HHGregg are stepping up their e-commerce efforts. In Focus, find out how various construction industry sectors are faring as the economy recovers. And in A&E, get the critics' picks for the Heartland Film Festival.
This week, find out why Rolls-Royce Corp. is bringing a new production line to Indianapolis and what inspired Fifth Third Bank to make a $5 million gift to Wishard Memorial Hospital. In Focus, we report on why the nursing shortage is expected to get worse after abating during the recession. Also check out Who's Who in Education.
This week, meet Michael A. Carroll Award winner John Thompson and find out why city boosters would do well to root for a Bears-Jets Super Bowl matchup. In Focus, see what tech companies were seeded by 1990s succcess Software Artistry. Also, check out Forefront and our Meeting & Event Planning Guide.
This week, read about how the performance of public pensions is affecting cities and find out what local charities think of Groupon's fundraising efforts. In Focus, discover why dynasty trusts are gaining popularity among the super-rich. And Small Biz explores why artists increasingly are taking business classes.
This week, see why Herff Jones is cheering about a new acquisition and meet the owner of a small landscape architecture firm that is doing big things. In Focus, find out why the Audubon Society is targeting downtown building owners. And in A&E, find out what we thought of the new Indianapolis Colts Grille.
This week, compare and contrast the economic development strategies of Indy’s mayoral candidates and find out why locally based Kite Realty Group can’t get any respect from investors, despite an improved balance sheet and bright future. Lou Harry lays out all of your options in IBJ’s exhaustive Arts & Entertainment Preview, and Bill Benner hopes the Colts can replicate the same serendipity this year that brought the Butler Bulldogs to Indianapolis for a championship game.
This week, find out why the Indianapolis area is losing jobs faster than its peers and read about a deal struck in criminal case that cost some big-name central Indiana companies millions of dollars. In Focus, imagine the possibilities for the former GM stamping plant site. And in A&E, etc., Bill Benner weighs in on the problem with college football.
This week, read about why Indianapolis event venues are anxiously awaiting news from the NFL and find out what state investigators are accusing a Fishers investment adviser of doing. In Focus, follow the money behind the state's education reform movement. And in Forefront, see what Bill Taft has to say about the GOP and public infrastructure projects.
This week, find out how Habitat for Humanity is responding to the housing-market crash and read about a local adventurer whose exploits reach 95 million American households. Greg Andrews' Behind the News column explores the market turmoil's possible effect on initial public offerings. And in A&E, Lou Harry shares his game finds from the annual GenCon convention.
