Indy Community News

As we bow our heads in respect, may the echoes of their sacrifice resonate within our hearts, reminding us that the spirit of the veteran lives on in the freedoms we cherish every day.

The Indy Times is thrilled to announce the launch of our brand-new digital magazine, "Our Indiana." This vibrant publication will celebrate the incredible Hoosiers, unique places, and cherished traditions that make Indiana such a wonderful place to call home. Join us on this journey as we explore the stories and experiences that define our great state. Stay tuned for captivating content that showcases the heart and soul of Indiana!

Mary Coon is an author and illustrator and is renowned for her imaginative storytelling and whimsical illustrations, which often captivate both young readers and adults alike.

Joe Miller's lifelong contributions to rodeo and livestock handling have positioned him as a significant figure in Indiana’s agricultural and recreational history, making him a worthy candidate for honors such as induction into the Cowboy Hall of Fame.

When winter casts its enchanting spell, Pokagon State Park awakens with a vibrant display of exhilarating activities.

Under the guidance of skilled instructors like Candy Taylor, participants embark on a journey that harmonizes strength, flexibility, and creativity.

One cheerful autumn evening, a group of friends made their way to the Story Inn, their hearts racing with excitement and a little bit of nervousness. They had heard tales of Jane Story, the spirited wife of the town’s founder, who was said to roam the inn in a lovely white gown. Legend had it that her enchanting blue eyes captivated anyone who caught a glimpse of her.

A group was created by a close group of friends who all share a love for Birding and Birding Photography.

We’re looking for dynamic influencers and engaging podcasters to join our movement in supporting local businesses and farmers. As we strive to uplift our community during these challenging times, your voice can help us amplify the stories that matter.

Discover the rich history and significance of the Wabash & Erie Canal, a key waterway in the development of the United States.

The Gordon Family Farm is a unique farm located in Indiana. Amanda and Tyler Gordon are not ordinary farmers; they are visionaries who believe in respecting the earth and feeding the world. The pigs on their farm are pasture-fed and humanely raised, and their pork products represent a promise of quality, ethics, and environmental stewardship. The Gordons' farm serves as a beacon of hope in a constantly changing world, where families coming together with love for the land and each other can accomplish anything.

December, the City of Indianapolis formally requested to convert an abandoned rail line on the city's Westside into a recreational trail. According to federal documents, CSX Transportation, the company that owns the rail line, has expressed interest in negotiating an agreement with the city. This development marks a significant step towards realizing the Westside's outdoor recreation and connectivity potential.