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Una Osili: Too many people aren’t benefiting from market growth
Financial asset ownership among parents greatly influences the portfolio decisions of their adult children.
Beverly Gard: End of one principled era in Senate, start of another
Since 1980, only two people have served as president pro tempore of the Senate: Bob Garton served from 1980-2006 and David Long served from 2006-2018.
Claire Fiddian-Green: We must do more to support teachers, help students
Schools should ensure that classroom assignments in every grade and for every student align with rigorous academic standards.
Bill Oesterle: We need more women directors—but not by mandate
I believe California’s law is structurally flawed, potentially counterproductive, and contributes to a large dangerous trend.
Kristen Cooper: California got it right on this one
The move not only begins to address long-term structural gender inequities, but it’s good for business.
KIM: Is cannabis stock frenzy a case of ‘reefer madness’?
Cannabis may be the wave of the future, but that doesn’t mean the stocks are a good investment.
Outdoor fireplaces, flex space, technology are hot trends in new homes
Thanks to Pinterest and HGTV, buyers often know just want they want when they are building a new home, experts said.
Two Chicks and a Hammer to open retail space
The store, located in the Bates-Hendricks neighborhood, plan to sell items featured on Two Chicks’ HGTV home-rehab show, “Good Bones.”
Home tour: English Tudor on the outside, eclectic on the inside
Maigen and Jim Rowe have filled their old home with their own family’s history.
Residential Real Estate: Marketplace for October 26, 2018
Housing sales Active listings have continued to rise throughout the year, reaching 6,893 homes in September, roughly the same number that was on the market a year ago. But the number of homes sold slipped. Prices are up 6 percent over last year and the average days that a home stays on the market […]
Noblesville City Council swears in new member
Peterson Architecture founder Darren Peterson was chosen to fulfill what remains of Mary Sue Rowland’s third term on the Noblesville City Council.
Lids, other baseball cap sellers about to feel impact of tariffs
According to the American Headwear Alliance, which represents producers such Zionsville-based Lids and Massachusetts-based ’47 Brand, the vast majority of caps sold in the U.S. are imported from overseas.
Belskus stepping down as president of Indy Eleven
Jeff Belskus oversaw the team’s transition this year from the North America Soccer League to the much bigger United Soccer League, and its move to Lucas Oil Stadium for home games.
Opioid alternative from Lilly, Pfizer shows promise in study
The experimental drug eased arthritis pain in hard-to-treat patients without major safety concerns, a key step in creating a new class of medications that may one day offer an alternative to narcotics.
Carmel plans to spend $3.2M on four solar panel projects
Altogether, the projects will feature 6,196 panels that produce more than 2.7 million kilowatt hours annually, roughly enough to power 235 homes.
Roundup: Freddy’s Frozen Custard coming to Carmel; GetGo convenience store opens in Zionsville
A Freddy’s Frozen Custard & Steakburgers is planned for Michigan Road in Carmel, a GetGo Cafe has opened in Zionsville and Central Indiana Orthopedics broke ground on its new facility in Fishers.
President Trump to speak at FFA convention in Indianapolis
President Donald Trump plans to speak at Bankers Life Fieldhouse at this week’s annual FFA event, which is expected to attract about 70,000 blue-jacket-wearing attendees from across the country to downtown Indianapolis.
Report reveals drunken behavior, additional complaints about AG Curtis Hill
“Multiple eyewitnesses provided statements that Hill’s conduct was inappropriate, ‘creepy,’ unwelcome, and made many of the women at the party uncomfortable,” the report from the Indiana Inspector General’s Office stated.
Americans who don’t have bank account at lowest level ever
The survey by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. found the economic fortunes of the country’s most vulnerable people continue to get better. The biggest improvement happened among black and Hispanic households.