INDYCOG announced the recipients of their annual "Bicycle Friendly" awards during their Membership Appreciation Party held at the Tomlinson Tap Room this past Tuesday, January 24, 2012

When Indianapolis first began bedecking the streets with bike lanes last year, I got into a lot of conversations -- read debates and arguments -- about it. Most of those friendly little chats went something like this:

Nuvo wraps up 2011 cycling news and accomplishments.

INDYCOG has welcomed four new members to our board of directors..

The headlines have become too common. An older woman struck by a car on her way to the store. A young man killed while riding his bike home from work. A grandfather hit by a vehicle shortly after stepping off of the bus. Children injured on the way to school.

Cyclists who helped push through expanded hours on the Monon Trail say their next goal is to keep the nation's longest linear park open around the clock.

Months before the first debate between the leading mayoral candidates, an unprecedented coalition of organizations convened with the determination to make sustainability -- for the first time -- a core theme of the next Indianapolis mayoral administration.

Efforts being ramped up to educate both motorists and bicyclists about lanes, markings.