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August 2020 - Life's Better - WPTA 21 - Video

City of Angola

https://wpta21.com/2020/08/12/lifes-better-here-steuben-county-city-of-angola-sculptures/

Planning and Economic Development

https://wpta21.com/2020/08/12/lifes-better-here-steuben-county-city-of-angola-3/

PODCASTS- For your convenience we've included links to podcasts

August 2019 - Mayor Hickman talks about the arts, City projects and aspirations at the 2019 AIM Conference.

https://aimindiana.org/terminal/aim-hometown-innovations-podcast-episode-50/

June 2019 - Mayor Richard Hickman and Downtown Services Coordinator Maria Davis talk about the Mayor's Arts Council and the arts in Angola, Indiana with WBOI's Julia Meek.

https://www.wboi.org/post/mayors-arts-council-go-angola#stream/0

Indianapolis News Channel 13 came up to Angola to find a Christmas Adventure! Click the link to read the story and watch the great coverage! We are so proud!!

https://www.wthr.com/article/chucks-christmas-adventure-takes-him-angola-and-beyond

Today in America - The City of Angola

Angola, IN - Terry Bradshaw narrates video footage of this great town in a segment of Today in America. This video shows the historical preservation of the town along with its growing future with more businesses starting up and moving to this area in North Eastern Indiana. Angola, IN a great place to live, work, and play.

AIM: Innovation, Collaboration and Accelerating Indiana's Municipalities

On March 21 Aim members and legislators gathered in Indianapolis to celebrate everything our partnership with lawmakers and policymakers has given the State of Indiana: quality places that attract top talent, vibrant arts and cultural hubs, unique towns that epitomize what it means to be a Hoosier, and so much more. During the evening we unveiled a new video highlighting the success that comes when we all work cooperatively for the betterment of Indiana. The dinner program also included renowned author Peter Kageyama.