Along a delightfully diagonal street on Downtown Indy’s northeast side, seven blocks bustle with culture and life. Trees illuminated in blue, landscapes dotted with flowers, and public art installations decorate the sidewalks. Classic bars, specialty restaurants, and alluring storefronts welcome patrons from every side of town. Continue reading →

David Hoppe of NUVO wrote a great article on LISC and neighborhood revitalization in their May 9-15 edition. Hoppe’s interview with Bill Taft tells a great story of LISC’s work in communities and gives good voice to the impact of quality-of-life … Continue reading →

Two hundred community leaders braved a spring deluge to attend our What’s Next for Neighborhoods - Public Conversation on neighborhood revitalization Monday evening, April 30. This forum was designed to highlight the loss of residents and jobs from our urban … Continue reading →