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“Antiques Roadshow” has a home for its Indianapolis stop in a few months.
PBS’ beloved antiques appraisal show announced Newfields will serve as the filming location for the Indianapolis episode of its upcoming 31st season. The taping will take place June 1 and will produce a one-hour episode that will air in 2027.
Entry to the “Antiques Roadshow” taping is free, but tickets must be obtained in advance. Fans can enter a sweepstakes at pbs.org/roadshowtickets to win a pair of tickets to the Indianapolis stop from now until April 6.
Fans will receive free verbal appraisals of up to two collectible items from experts with the country’s top auction houses and independent dealers. Indianapolis joins Tucson (May 19) and Mumford, New York (June 17) as the destinations for the roadshow’s 31st season.
The upcoming taping at Newfields, located at 4000 Michigan Road, won’t be Indianapolis’ first feature on “Roadshow.” Previous episodes were filmed at the Indiana Convention Center and the Madam Walker Legacy Center.
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LAWRENCE, Ind. (WISH) — Lawrence Mayor Deb Whitfield on Thursday evening delivered this year’s State of the City address, outlining her vision for the city’s future.
Her address focused on community growth, development, public safety and the Live Longer in Lawrence initiative. The initiative was designed to reduce barriers to health care for residents.
The city also plans to emphasize arts and culture to ensure Lawrence’s 49,800 residents feel connected to the community.
The Democratic mayor emphasized her administration’s commitment to turning goals into tangible results. “In Lawrence, we are not in the business of ideas that sit on the shelf. We are turning vision into momentum. We are making plans and putting them into actions. We are taking opportunities and turning them into results.”
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INDIANAPOLIS — A man was shot and killed on the northeast side of Indianapolis Wednesday evening.
The Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department says this happened on Radnor Road, near East 46th Street and Cathedral High School, sometime before 7:30 p.m.
When police arrived at the scene, they found the man with a gunshot wound. They say he died at the scen.
The shooting is under investigation.
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