Archive for April 2025
Fishers Native Serves Internship at Statehouse
Fishers native Elisabeth Falk is gaining experience as an intern at the Indiana Statehouse during the 2025 legislative session. Falk, a Fishers Christian Academy graduate, is the daughter of Carlene and Todd Falk. She is currently a junior at Indiana University Indianapolis and majoring in criminal justice. “This internship has opened my eyes as to…
Read MoreHeights Registrar Named Husky Hero
Caty Wiegman, Hamilton Heights High School registrar, has been named the Husky Hero for the month of February. Wiegman, who has been a familiar face at Heights for about a decade before moving into her role as registrar, has proven to be an invaluable source of clerical support to the high school counseling office. While…
Read MoreWestfield Spring Bulk Trash Day May 10
Westfield’s Spring Bulk Trash Day will take place on Saturday, May 10, from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m., at Westfield City Services (2728 E. 171st Street). This event provides residents an opportunity to dispose of items not accepted as part of their weekly garbage or recycling pick-up, including air conditioners, carpet, furniture, microwaves, select electronics,…
Read MoreNew Water & Sewer Rates Set
The Hamilton County Regional Utility District Board of Trustees recently set rates for the new water and sewer district near Bakers Corner. The $45 million project will extend sewer and water utilities east and west of U.S. 31 between 236th and 276th streets once its complete. The approved rates are as follows: To illustrate what…
Read MoreClose Encounters of Famous Kind
Nope, I’ve never met E.T. But I can definitely say I have had some close encounters, if not actual face-to-face contacts, with people who have seen their time in the limelight. First off, there’s our very own hometown hero, Steve Wariner. I have vague, but memorable morsels of meetings with Steve, who was a few years…
Read MoreIt’s a Mean World; What Can You do?
Politics . . . mass shootings . . . property taxes . . . even our Colts . . . there just doesn’t seem to be a lot to be cheerful over. Cheer up Buckwheat! Need a dose of positivity? Oh sure, I can already feel some of you already rolling your eyes. Stop it.…
Read Morein the ’60s, Dam Sliding and One More Judge New Story
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn This week’s reader column actually grew out of comments I received about the previous reader column. After the subject of the old Strawtown restaurant, the Trading Post, came up, Jeanne Flanders reminisced about her family enjoying their 1963 Easter dinner there. While Jeanne didn’t mention attending any of…
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Ag Department Stresses Work to SNAP Recipients
The U.S. Department of Agriculture issued a memorandum to all state agencies administering the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) making it clear states must ensure SNAP benefits are provided with an expectation that those who can work, do. “Since my confirmation, I have reiterated the states are our partners, and this includes ensuring our nutrition…
Read MoreWhite Riverway Digital Pass Available
Discover White River has announced the launch of the White Riverway Rewards Pass, designed to encourage exploration and engagement in the White Riverway. The pass offers visitors an easy and interactive way to discover the natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and local businesses along the White River, while earning rewards for their adventures. The White Riverway…
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