Where you still need a mask | St. Elmo death Joe Tamborello, Indianapolis Star
Mask mandate is now a mask advisory, kind of.
Yesterday, Indiana s mask mandate became a mask advisory. But don t throw out those masks yet!
Marion County and at least nine other counties have announced plans to keep existing mask mandates in place, Justin Mack writes. Read more in his story.
In Hamilton County, the mask mandate and capacity restrictions at businesses were dropped on April 6.
Hamilton County will still require masks in county buildings, just as the new order requires them in state buildings and schools, John Tuohy writes. The cities of Westfield, Noblesville and Carmel will also require them in municipal buildings. Read John Tuohy s full story here.
These 10 billboards are turning Indy into an outdoor art gallery. Here s how to see them. Domenica Bongiovanni, Indianapolis Star
Israel Solomon is always looking to paint scenes that will uplift the students he teaches. So this summer, when he drove past a young girl selling lemonade while wearing a dress and a determined look, he doubled back to the residence off 30th and Martin Luther King Jr. streets.
The artist bought a drink and and asked her family if he could take her picture to create a new work. The young lady at the lemonade stand, for me, is a representation of resilience and strength and the ability to push forward just for the simple fact that the young lady, through the tumultuous year that was going on, was still there standing strong, ready to go, Solomon said.