Submit A Story Idea

  1. Privacy Note: Your email address is required so we can contact
    you for details, but will not be shared with any third parties

What happens next?

After you make a submission you will soon be contacted by one of our team members so we can get details about the story. Thanks for all your submissions and being a part of this video magazine.

Past Submissions -

Date Submitted By Story Idea Additional Comments
2008-05-07 Terry Shaw spotlight on the community's new chamber :) We have almost completed our "charter" membership. Would love to share with the community membership benefits, mission statement, and upcoming events of the Greater Beech Grove Chamber of Commerce.
2008-04-26 Linda Melton Feature on the Upcoming Relay for Life of Beech Grove to benefit the American Cancer Society Vince Kinman 407-1490 and Mary Ringham 847-5025 are chairpersons of this year\'s RFL of Beech Grove on June 7 & 8 at Sarah Bolton Park. They are trying hard to get Beech Grove residents and businesses involved in this community event while raising funds for the American Cancer Society.
2008-03-28 Henry video about ROCKN THE GROVE a benifit concert for the city of Beech Grove
2008-01-28 Kay Ulery a story about Colon Cancer Awareness March is right around the corner, and with that being National Colon Cancer awareness month, I would like to see a story about this preventable disease. It would be great to educate the residents of Beech Grove about the screening test that prevents colon cancer.
2007-09-25 Terie Bradford walking & riding access to Lowes & Walmart My grandsons were here we rode to Walmart. We rode down 9th - Thompson - WalMart. It wasn\'t too bad until we got in front of WalMart - there should be a sidewalk - the path is obvious there - so the need is there - but it was quite unsafe
2007-09-25 Terie Bradford speed bumps at the park There should be a blank area in the bumps for bikes to go thru
2007-09-25 Terie Bradford Benches I would like to see benches for people to sit at around the basketball & skate park area for viewing
2007-09-18 Sr. Mary Luke Jones The Beech Grove Library It's a great place and an asset to our city. Diane Burns and a number of other employees have dedicated many, many years to the citizens of BG.
2007-09-17 De Moody Map? Your magazine videos are great. I do enjoy the up-dates. But, being fairly new to your quaint little city and a Senior Citizen I don\'t know \"where\" your parks,trails, etc are. Is there somewhere I can pick up a Beech Grove map with all of your new areas marked? Sincerely De Moody
2007-07-04 Jerri Nuckles Empty commercial property I would like to know what if anything is going to be put in the old Kroger Express store. It was extremely convenant for a lot of people. There are several vacant properties that only create an eye sore for passers by. We have spent so much money on Emerson ave and once you get past that driving south on emerson the entire Churhman Hill Plaza looks unsitely. I have heard several rumors that a Walmart Neighborhood grocery was going to be put in that location but that has only been rumors. Does anyone know for certain what the future holds for the property?
2007-04-25 Nikki Saunders Comments on Video Magazine The statement from the officer\" people are oblivious and parents are blind of what\'s going on around them, is a perfect description of most citizens in our community. I believe this web site is good for educating the community. Positive stories as this needs to be aired on BGTV as well. There is a big portion of the community that does not have a computer. A hard copy of information should be in the hand of each household in Beech Grove INCLUDING all the apartments, with important, successful, interesting news that will educate everyone of their surroundings, the future, who's working hard to protect them, and who's building our Bigger Brighter Beech Grove. If the community is not educated then they do not know. If a person does not know then they have their imaginations which usually are negitive. Being educated on matters makes a person relax and enjoy more. This web site is Very Interesting.
2007-04-14 Neil Boyce Health Care for the Citizens of Beech Grove It would be interesting to see some of the residents of Beech Grove that are employed in the health care field and what they do for the residents of t his city.
2007-03-29 Lion Sister Joan Marie Massura History of 60 years of Lions in Beech Grove We would love for you to do an video about Lions contribution to BG.... BG baseball field, IU oncology unit, glasses....etc. Contact President John Stack 694-3189 Golf Dome 786-2663
2007-03-29 Sister Joan Marie Massura One of a kind Jewelry at Shop Inn Spired Sister Mary Luke Jones and Sr. Joan Marie wants to showcase unique one of a kind jewelry--pearls, swarowski crystals, hand crafted. Unique in all the world. Only available here.
2007-03-08 Diane Burns, Library Director tour of the library facility and programs The library staff and board would love to share the library's story of service to the community. Come and see!
2007-01-25 Jenny Barton your webpage I don't have a story idea, but just wanted to compliment you all on how great this web page looks! I love it! Also, it won't let me submit my yahoo email account as a valid email address, something wrong with the form process?
2007-01-25 Rita Sparks real stories of residents I know the library has done much work on the history of Beech Grove. I think it would be neat if there were people who could share personal experiences or good memories from their time in Beech Grove. Perhaps this has already been done, but it might be fun to include it in this newsletter format. I don't know who is the oldest living person who can trace their heritage back the farthest for Beech Grove, but I bet there is more live history out there than you would think. Even if the person is not a current resident of Beech Grove, they would perhaps be able to articulate a story to tie today with our ancestors. I am not that old, but even I can recall as a small child being one of 2 or 3 children in the family who were given 75 cents to walk over to "Haggs" on Main street to buy a loaf of bread and one piece of candy each. Or I can recall sitting at the fountain counter at the pharmacy on 6th and Main and having them make us a "cherry coke"(1959). That isn't even really history compared to what others can personally recall, there is a lot of history out there that can ground the future in things that have mattered in the past and still do like family, community, safety.