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Galveston's Delaney Zeck named 500 Festival Princess

Delaney Zeck, a Galveston native and graduate of Lewis Cass High School, was named a 2024 500 Festival Princess on Wednesday.

Shelbyville, Indian Creek grads named 500 Festival Princesses

INDIANAPOLIS - The 500 Festival announced Wednesday that two area women have been selected as 2024 500 Festival 500 Princesses. Julia Prickett, a grad...

Madison named Indy 500 Princess

INDIANAPOLIS – The 500 Festival proudly unveils the 33 prestigious Indiana women selected to lead as 2024 500 Festival Princesses, hailing from 18 Indiana colleges and universities and 23 cities

500 Festival accepting applications for 500 Festival Princess

The 500 Festival is now accepting applications for the 2024 500 Festival Princess Program. Applications are available at 500Festival.com.

Taking center stage | SMU Ignited: Boldly Shaping Tomorrow

Philanthropist and Broadway producer G. Marlyne Sexton has made a $15 million gift to SMU Meadows School of the Arts to create a specialization in musical theatre that will prepare graduates for a lifetime of leading roles.

Six Indy City-County Council primary races to watch – Indianapolis Business Journal

Retirements, along with newly-redrawn districts, are leading to some lively election battles in the May 2 primary for seats on the Indianapolis City-County Council. Even a few incumbents appear to be facing strong primary challenges.

Two women from Morgan County selected as 500 Festival Princesses

Elaina Connell of Martinsville and Kyla Smith of Mooresville have been selected as 500 Festival Princesses.

500 Festival Queen is IUPUI graduate from Columbus

Melissa Aceves earned a degree in community health. She was selected to serve as queen from the field of 33 Indiana 500 Festival princesses.

Two Tippecanoe County women selected as 2021 500 Festival Princesses

McGee selected as 2021 500 Festival Princess