Here's your local news at a glance for Friday, the 21st of March.
Good morning, Lafayette.
The Tippecanoe Housing Solutions Coalition will host a three-day series of community discussions on housing challenges from April 8—10 that cover eviction prevention, homeownership opportunities, and housing supply increases; a forum will follow on April 11.
Local residents can register in advance to secure a seat during these sessions.
The Tippecanoe County Historical Association will host a free guided walking tour that highlights Lafayette's historic church architecture on March 29 — visitors are advised to wear comfortable walking shoes.
The Indiana House passed Senate Enrolled Act 74 today with a vote of 87 to 3 to expand the Lifeline Law so that legal protections cover those who call for help for someone suffering from alcohol overconsumption.
The bipartisan bill was sponsored by State Sen. Ron Alting of Lafayette and now moves to the governor's desk for review — a step that could help save lives.
The Tippecanoe Area Plan Commission voted (13 to 1) to approve the rezone for Arbor Homes to build 244 houses in Lafayette despite neighbors raising concerns about increased traffic near McCutcheon High School.
The proposal will go to the Tippecanoe County commissioners for a vote on April 7.
Ivy Tech Community College hosted the traveling Active Minds Send Silence Packing Exhibit that shares personal stories to raise suicide awareness and connect people with mental health help.
The exhibit has reached over one million people in more than 300 communities — its impact is shown by the feedback from visitors.
Purdue built a 10-point lead at halftime against High Point in its NCAA Tournament opening game after key rebounds led to putback dunks by Myles Colvin + Camden Heide.
The team controlled the game in Providence and set a strong tone for the contest.
Purdue basketball advanced to the NCAA Tournament second round by defeating High Point—Cam Heide, Will Berg and Myles Colvin played key roles to overcome the team's first-time March Madness opponent.
The Boilermakers will play either Clemson or McNeese on Saturday—tip-off timing is yet to be set.
Herald of Spring Ball: A Celebration of the Delphi Opera House
The Herald of Spring Ball at the Delphi Opera House features an evening of music, dancing, and historic celebration to mark the venue's 10th anniversary.
Spring Equinox Market Celebration
The Spring Equinox Market at Lafayette Brewing Company invites the community to enjoy a vibrant day filled with local vendors and festivities to celebrate the arrival of spring.
Del Water Gap Concert
8:00 – 9:30 PM — Elliott Hall of Music — $36 — Experience an evening of captivating tunes with Del Water Gap in West Lafayette.
Chicago (The Musical) Tour
7:30-11:30 p.m. — Elliott Hall of Music — Ticket prices vary — Experience the iconic Broadway classic with unforgettable songs and dazzling choreography.
Life Inspired Week: 2025 HHS Alumni Awards Ceremony
12-4 p.m. — Purdue Memorial Union North Ballroom — Free entry — Celebrate innovative research and presentations from HHS students and postdoctoral researchers.
Duncan Hall Afternoon Tea
2-4 p.m. — Thomas Duncan Community Hall — Cozy gathering — Enjoy a relaxed afternoon of tea, snacks, and good company.
Bob Dylan: World Wide Tour
8 p.m. — Elliott Hall of Music — See website for details — Experience the legendary Bob Dylan's timeless music live in concert.
Community Nature Day
10 a.m. – 2 p.m. — John S. Wright Forestry Center — Free entry — Engage in environmental activities and explore local ecosystems at this community gathering.
Life Church Easter Celebration
10 AM - 1 PM — Legacy Sports Club — Free entry — Celebrate Easter with a powerful service and special activities for kids.
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