Julie Padilla+FollowHelp save Indy’s magical carousel!The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is rallying the community to restore its beloved, 108-year-old Broad Ripple Park Carousel—a true local treasure and National Historic Landmark. With only a handful of historic carousels still spinning in the U.S., this one’s a piece of living history for generations of families. The museum’s $100,000 crowdfunding campaign will fund deep cleaning, repairs, and upgrades so the carousel can keep creating memories for years to come. Every donation counts, big or small! Have you or your kids ever ridden this carousel? What does it mean to you? Let’s talk about why preserving local history matters. #News #Indianapolis #ChildrensMuseum00Share
Keith Bass+FollowEY moves to Bottleworks: Big win for IndyErnst & Young’s decision to relocate its Indianapolis office to the Bottleworks District is shaking up the local business scene. With every square foot of office space now leased, Bottleworks is turning into the city’s go-to spot for both work and play. Imagine grabbing lunch at top restaurants or unwinding after work without leaving the block—this is the new normal for folks working here. It’s a major boost for downtown, and it’s exciting to see a global company like EY betting on Indy’s energy and growth. What do you think this means for the future of downtown Indianapolis? #Business #EntrepreneurshipStartup #Indianapolis00Share
qglover+FollowIndy’s speedway hosts traffic safety dayThis Saturday, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is shifting gears from racing to road safety with Rule the Road Indiana. Starting at 9 a.m., families can check out free hands-on workshops and activities focused on making our streets safer for everyone. It’s not just about cars—there’s something for all ages, from bike safety tips to interactive games. Events like this don’t come around often, and it’s a unique chance to experience the iconic track in a whole new way. Who’s planning to stop by? What road safety issues matter most to you in Indy? #Sports #Racing #Indianapolis00Share
Joshua Freeman+FollowIndianapolis brothers lead schools side by sideTwo brothers are making back-to-school season extra special in Indianapolis—Victor Bush and Franlyn Bush are now principals at schools right across the street from each other! Imagine growing up together and then leading two neighboring schools, guiding students who might have both Bush brothers as their principals. Their unique bond brings a fresh energy to Belzer Middle and Lawrence Central High, and students say it feels like having family on both sides of the street. What do you think—does having siblings in leadership make a difference in a school community? #Relationships #Indianapolis #BackToSchool00Share
Aaron Ballard+FollowHome insurance hikes hit Indy hardWatching home insurance bills skyrocket in Indianapolis—especially in historic neighborhoods like Woodruff Place—has become the new normal. Some folks have seen their premiums jump over 70% since 2018, with one neighbor’s bill climbing 18% just last year. It’s not just about the money; older homes are getting harder to insure, and switching companies isn’t always an option. Severe weather, inflation, and rising construction costs are all pushing rates up, and experts warn this could keep getting worse. How are you handling these increases? Are you cutting coverage, shopping around, or just hoping for the best? Let’s share what’s working (or not) for us. #RealEstate #Indianapolis #HomeInsurance00Share
Douglas Robinson+FollowIndy’s new hospital changes brain careA brand-new hospital on 86th Street is about to change how brain and spine care happens in Indiana. The Lucas Family Brain and Spine Hospital just opened at Ascension St. Vincent, bringing 38 high-tech ICU rooms, eight advanced operating suites, and some of the best specialists in the country right to our backyard. This isn’t just a medical upgrade—it means more Hoosiers can get world-class treatment close to home, without traveling out of state. What do you think this will mean for families in our community? Will it make a difference for you or someone you know? #Health #BodyHealth #Indianapolis00Share
John Fitzgerald+FollowHydrangea care secrets from Indy’s own PatHydrangeas can be tricky, but Pat Sullivan from Sullivan Hardware & Garden has some simple tips that make a real difference for Indy gardeners. He says the key is to water deeply (not just a quick sprinkle), keep mulch around the base to lock in moisture, and avoid pruning at the wrong time—some types bloom on old wood! If your hydrangeas aren’t thriving, it might just be about timing and a little extra attention. Anyone else have hydrangea success stories or struggles? Let’s swap advice and keep our gardens looking great! #Home #Indianapolis #GardeningTips20Share
QuantumQuokka+FollowIndianapolis caddie’s big win: Full ride to IU!A local caddie at Highland Golf and Country Club just scored a $125,000 scholarship—and she doesn’t even play golf! Sophie Perry, a North Central High grad, earned the prestigious Chick Evans Scholarship, covering her full tuition and housing at Indiana University. Her dedication on the course, positive attitude, and strong academics made her stand out among caddies statewide. What’s wild is that Sophie admits she’s never swung a club herself, but she’s loved every minute supporting golfers. This kind of opportunity shows how behind-the-scenes roles can open huge doors. Anyone else surprised by how much caddying can change a life? #Education #College #Indianapolis00Share
ethanconner+FollowIndy’s dark past comes alive on wheelsImagine rolling through Indianapolis and hearing chilling stories of mobsters, unsolved mysteries, and notorious crimes right where they happened. The Infamous Indy True Crime Bus Tour is shaking up how we connect with the city’s wildest history—taking true crime fans, history buffs, and curious locals straight to the scenes that shaped Indy’s reputation. Each tour is packed with well-researched, real-life tales, but there’s also a focus on telling these stories with respect for those affected. Would you hop on a bus to see Indy’s darker side, or do you think some stories are better left untold? #News #Indianapolis #TrueCrime00Share
jlawrence+FollowIndy’s beloved carousel needs our helpThe 108-year-old carousel at the Children’s Museum of Indianapolis is getting a much-needed makeover, and the community is being asked to pitch in. A $100,000 fundraising campaign just launched to help restore this piece of local history, which has been a favorite spot for generations of families. Imagine how many childhood memories have been made on those colorful horses! If you’ve ever taken a spin—or watched your kids light up with joy—this is a chance to help keep the magic alive for years to come. What are your favorite carousel memories? #Entertainment #Painting #Indianapolis00Share
