The Indianapolis Propylaeum hosts a variety of women’s education as well as leadership programs along with various community events throughout the year.
There is proposed state legislation to subvert existing regulations established to protect the scenery, culture and vehicular safety of our community. For many years, HUNI, alongside fellow neighborhood organizations, has served at the forefront of the fight to keep Indianapolis free of the clutter and vehicular safety concerns posed by too many billboards and any digital billboards.
Senate Bill 141 Hampers Transit’s Expansion of Purple and Blue Lines
During this year’s 2021 legislative session, Indiana lawmakers are targeting eliminating critical funding needed for IndyGo’s Purple and Blue Lines.
RETHNINK 65/70 published this recap as long stretches of I-65/70 closed for repairs during the reduced traffic period associated with the COVID-19 pandemic.
INDOT scheduled two VIRTUAL public open houses for the upcoming North Split construction.
Many of you have attended INDOT Public CSS meetings, participating in the feedback for mitigation issues of the construction.
To Rethink 65/70 Coalition Supporters ---February 13, 2020
TODAY WE ARE ABLE to announce a major step toward getting a serious, objective study of the best options for the reconstruction of the downtown I-65/I-70 Inner Loop, aside from the North Split.
The Rethink 65/70 Coalition leadership team has been working for over a year to find funding for such a study. Rethink invited the Indy Chamber and its Foundation to join us in this effort last summer.
Indy residents encouraged to take this Survey on North Split by August 31, 2019.
Miss Nancy sits down to talk about growing up near Indiana Avenue and returning to the area later in her life.
Indianapolis historian and HUNI Editorial Board Member Sharon Butsch Freeland interviewed longtime Ransom Place resident, Nancy Holliman Johnson, in June of 2018, about her early memories of her family, growing up near Indiana Avenue and downtown Indianapolis.
Announced in September, INDOT's current plan--Alternative 4c--will reduce the height of retaining walls and doesn't call for additional through-lanes, but it still doesn't go far enough to specifically increase connectivity between neighborhoods and areas of commerce divided by the interstate, or increase opportunities for inclusive economic development along the path of the interstate. We do applaud INDOT for modifying a portion of their plans due to community voices.
