Archive for April 2026
Westfield Library Foundation Launches Brick Fundraising Campaign
The Westfield Library Foundation has launched a commemorative brick fundraising campaign to support the upcoming Read & Roam Garden at the Westfield Washington Public Library. The Read & Roam Garden will transform the library’s outdoor space into a park and open-air classroom designed for reading, play, and learning. The space will provide new opportunities for families, educators,…
Read MoreSheridan Community Schools Welcomed Local Business Leaders
Last Wednesday, Sheridan Community Schools and SCS Superintendent, Dave Mundy, welcomed local business leaders for an informational breakfast. Held at Sheridan High School, the meeting served as an opportunity to continue to strengthen the communication between the school district and local leaders. It also helped to provide clarity on the impact of Senate Bill 1. …
Read MoreWestfield Schools Begins Reimagination of Westfield Intermediate into Cool Creek Elementary
Westfield Washington Schools broke ground last week, marking the beginning of Westfield Intermediate School’s transformation into Cool Creek Elementary School. Construction will be completed in phases over the next two summers, aligning with the district’s plan to gradually transition sixth-grade students out of the building. This approach allows WIS to complete the current school year…
Read MoreBen’s Ranch Foundation Opens Ticket Sales for Barn Bash
Ben’s Ranch Foundation, a local nonprofit dedicated to empowering teens struggling with mental health challenges, has officially opened ticket sales for its annual “Barn Bash” fundraising event, taking place April 25 in Carmel. The community is invited to experience this one-of-a-kind evening featuring professionally led square dancing, live music from Indy Annies, a mechanical bucking bull,…
Read MoreSERVE Village Kicks Off Annual SERVE Season
SERVE Village is officially launching its annual SERVE Season inviting neighbors, businesses, and community organizations to come together to strengthen Hamilton County through service, connection and celebration. The SERVE Season features several community events throughout the spring and summer that bring neighbors together and encourage participation across Hamilton County including: · Lip Sync Battle – April…
Read MorePurdue Federal Urges Vigilance as Fraud Scams Rise
As fraud attempts continue to evolve, Purdue Federal Credit Union (Purdue Federal) is reminding members and the broader community to stay alert and informed to avoid falling victim to increasingly sophisticated scams. “Scammers are getting better at creating a sense of urgency and fear,” said BT Brown, Fraud Manager at Purdue Federal Credit Union. “If…
Read MoreNO FOOLIN’ – Fun Facts Stranger Than Fiction
Buckle up and prepare to be boggled! I have a curious collection of beguiling books gathered throughout my many thrifting expeditions. Recently I came across my hardy hardcover – National Geographic’s 5,000 Awesome Facts (About Everything!) I brushed off the dust and dug into some delightful data, tons of tidbits, wacky wonders and so much more. Want to…
Read MoreHoly Week Lessons and Tasks
This morning I went to a Lenten breakfast. It was the last in a series of four very early Saturday morning meals and lessons. My goal was to attend all four occasions this year. Mission accomplished! But God had much more in mind for me today in the form of a real life, day-long parable!…
Read MoreA Major Historical Find?
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn This month marks the 161st anniversary of the assassination of President Abraham Lincoln by John Wilkes Booth during the waning days of the Civil War. The details of Lincoln’s murder at Ford’s Theater are pretty well known, but you may not be as clear on what became of…
Read MoreKroger Hunger Team Back At It
The Kroger hunger relief team is continuing its mission to fill another 500 meal kits with nutritious food for local families in need. Today, the crew is in Whitestown with basketball stars, coaches and even an IndyCar driver. Recently, hey were in Noblesville at The Arena at Innovation Mile. A large crowd turned out to help,…
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