IndyCar race in Toronto canceled
The event was scheduled for July 9-11 but can’t take place because of pandemic restrictions in Canada.
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Wi-Fi upgrades coming to convention center after pandemic delay
The aging system has created friction between the CIB and some users of the convention center—most notably Gen Con, which wrote in 2018 emails it was concerned the Wi-Fi system was falling short of meeting its needs.
Indy-based Qualifi becomes first Be Nimble grad to raise VC
Qualifi, an Indianapolis-based tech firm that makes and markets an on-demand screening platform allowing recruiting teams to conduct phone interviews for hundreds of candidates in minutes, has raised $600,000 in a pre-seed round of capital.
Retail sales were flat in April as stimulus spending waned
The report on Friday suggests Americans were heading out last month to eat instead of shop.
New Jersey-based telecom software firm Tangoe moving HQ to Indy
With 180 employees in central Indiana, Tangoe officials said the firm’s central Indiana outpost has become even more important than first imagined by the global firm.
Brandt Hershman: Free college should concern taxpayers, colleges
Significant financial assistance already exists, and community college is a relative bargain, especially when viewed against the average 37% increase in earnings that an associate-degree recipient receives over someone holding a high school diploma.
Mayor Tom DeBaun: Free community college provides opportunities for all
When President Biden indicated that he wanted free community college educational opportunities for all, there was a sense of relief and enthusiasm from those employers and educators that have been working on this issue.
Ed DeLaney: America’s gun culture prevents real change
“The core idea behind conservative support for red-flag laws is that the problem is not with the gun, but with people.”
Karen Celestino-Horseman: Lessons I learned at home during the pandemic
“The universe gave me the gift of a year to complete the task, so how much did I get done? Nothing.”
Michael Leppert: Create a healthy personal perspective while job hunting
“Take the time to create your own clear perspective in every possible way while you are updating your resume or shopping for that new interview suit.”
Jim Shella: Good customer service is still in style
“What grates on me more than anything are store employees who disregard the customer.”
Abdul-Hakim Shabazz: America is not a racist country
America is not a racist country. America is a country that has racists in it, but it is not a racist country.
Marshawn Wolley: America should strive to be anti-racist
“After all, not being racist isn’t the same as being anti-racist.”
Brad Rateike: Gov’s new initiative encourages local collaboration
Like I said, there is political calm here in Indiana, and our state is in great shape because of it—all things considered.
Jennifer Wagner: Candidates should report contributions more regularly
“Instead of focusing on timing, let’s make the process more transparent by requiring donations be reported within seven days of receipt.”
Dr. Richard Feldman: Session falls short on health care bills
“The session was notable for what was not considered or did not survive the session; many bills were simply put off until next year.”
Claire Fiddian-Green: State should invest in emotional needs of students
“One critical support that K-12 schools can provide for students is the intentional development of social-emotional learning competencies.”
Deborah Daniels: Passage of police-reform law is commendable
“One of the provisions of the act most likely to be impactful is the new requirement of de-escalation training.”
Dana Black: New policing law is a step in the right direction
“The bipartisan legislation takes aim at reforming Indiana’s law enforcement by requiring de-escalation training and other provisions for officer conduct.”
Riley Parr: Republicans must start righting progressive agendas
“I suspect another time for choosing is fast approaching—because … if people don’t, 2+2 will soon equal 5.”