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Understanding this is a difficult time for neighbors of all kinds, we would like to do what we can to know, understand and attempt to fill the needs of our […]

On Monday, March 16 Governor Eric Holcomb issued a statement eliminating all dine-in operations for all restaurants. Steps are being taken on a hyper-local level to continue to support our […]

The MLK Center will be open next week for families of IPS School #43 for “extended spring break services” from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Additional families outside of #43 […]

The Meridian-Kessler neighborhood is distinctive, diverse and vibrant with more than 6,000 homes and more than 18,000 residents

The name of the new association—the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood, based on two of the boundary streets—was coined at that time. Large posters were distributed to the area shopping corners [...]

Encouraged by Rev. Gerald Johnson of the [then] Meridian Heights Presbyterian Church, a group of residents “deeply devoted to our area and to justice,” met to discuss the formation of a [...]

The entire area was platted and incorporated into the City of Indianapolis.

The first platted neighborhoods began to appear, and the population was approximately 2,500.

The area was first populated.