Indianapolis, Indiana recent comments:

Not Actually Advance Automotive - Actually Tire Service Plus.

now your back in IndyCar leave Napcar for good !

After filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on April 2, 2008, ATA Airlines, Inc. discontinued operations and canceled all current and future flights on April 3, 2008.

This hospital moved to Cold Springs Rd. Every institution has abuses, that is why there shouldn't be institutions, but smaller facilities designed to help those that need it. Institutions get bigger than the reason they are there in the first place.

Height: 319.4 metres Year of built: 1994 http:/ /wireless2.fcc.gov/UlsApp/AsrSearch/asrRegistration.jsp?regKey=130716

Great but old and dirty

$23 million investment planned to renovate to 450,000 sf data center, 200,000 sf of low cost office space. Site was selected due in part to $1.4 million tax abatement over the first five years, under East Side Revitalization District.

I remember this place well. It was a haven during a difficult time. Sorry to hear it's closed although it's not hard to imagine it falling apart in the years since I was there. There were some nice people there, doctors, staff and patients, and they helped me quite a bit. Thanks...

thank u brothers . k.s.a

thank u brothers . k.s.a

awesome waterpark

It may be a "bad area" now, but it will "become" what we, the local residents make of it. And I, for one, am a property owner who chooses to try and make a difference.

First due at the Dome.

It's open and I love their deep dish Sicilian pizza

Number 30 in my list of counties to be traced out. Anybody living in these counties that wishes to put in information about them is more than welcome to. I only know more about Southwestern Indiana than the rest of the state, so I am only limited to what information I do know about them.

Pretty much the easiest county to trace out.

The long-vacant Eastgate Consumer Mall finally is getting a new tenant: a data-storage and web-hosting company. Lifeline Data Centers plans to reuse all or part of the 370,000-square-foot mall.

Indianapolis Fire Dept. Station 18. The old station 18 still stands at W. Washington and Tibbs.

This was the house where much violence againset brains was inflicted. People died here at the hand of imposters masquerading as medical providers. The less fortunate lived in a state of injury. Some survive to this day in a state of diminished mental capacity brought on by the treatments forced upon them without their consent while being held against their will inside this building. It is a monument to abomination worthy of no honor, reverence, or sentimentality.