Westfield Communications Department Shines

The City of Westfield communications department has received multiple national and international recognitions for excellence in government communications, digital engagement and public transparency. The department recently earned two Award of Distinction honors in the 32nd Annual Communicator Awards, an international competition recognizing excellence in marketing, communications, and creative work. The awards were presented by the…

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How Americans Interact With Contracts

Most people would never sign a blank check. Yet, every day, millions of Americans put their signature on contracts they haven’t read, agreeing to terms they don’t understand. This could potentially cost them hundreds or thousands of dollars if something goes wrong. The fine print isn’t hiding, it’s right there on the page: the problem…

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It’s Scam Season, Even After Taxes Done

Tax season and beyond have always been high-traffic periods for scammers, but in 2026, the stakes have evolved. While you are focused on filing accurately, bad actors are leveraging advanced technology to bypass traditional red flags. According to the Kaplan Collection Agency, tax-related scams have surged by over 300% since 2020. The cyber-security team at Verizon,…

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Fishers Celebrate$ by Awarding $90K

As the school year comes to an end, Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness visited local classrooms to award over $88,500 in funding as part of the City of Fishers’ Educator Innovation Grant program.  Launched in 2024, the program strives to empower educators within HSE Schools with the financial resources to bring innovation to the classroom and inspire students…

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CSO Gets $27,500 Grant

The Carmel Symphony Orchestra has been notified that it will receive a $27,500 grant from the Allen Whitehill Clowes Charitable Foundation for operational costs for the symphony’s 2026-27 50th Anniversary Season. These funds will help the symphony better fulfill its mission to provide family-friendly concerts and engage with youth through education and community initiatives to…

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Westfield Students Qualify for National Math Stars Award

Westfield Washington School System is pleased to announce that 20 second and third grade students have qualified for the National Math Stars program. The Indiana Department of Education has partnered with National Math Stars to formally recognize exceptional mathematical talent across Indiana. ILEARN assessment data reports that these students scored within the top 2 percent…

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It’s Mailbox Improvement Week 

This is Mailbox Improvement Week (May 18-24, 2026) and the United States Postal Service is reminding Americans everywhere to inspect, maintain, and make any needed upgrades to their mailboxes to help keep the mail flowing. Through regular, simple mailbox maintenance akin to Spring Cleaning, customers can help their carriers ensure mail, packages, and special deliveries arrive on time, safely, and securely.  “Your mailbox is the gateway to connection, bringing everything from…

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Fishers Survey Highlights Strong Resident Satisfaction

Results from the City of Fishers’ 2026 Community Survey show strong resident confidence in the city’s direction and quality of life. Nearly 3,000 residents participated in the survey, with 94 percent rating Fishers positively as a place to live and 99% reporting a positive overall quality of life experience. “These results reflect a community that…

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Townhomes off Hazel Dell Opening Soon

M/I Homes of Indiana is excited to announce that its new low-maintenance townhome community, Village at Trail Crossing, has begun selling homes in one of Noblesville’s most sought-after regions. Located just west of Hazel Dell Rd. and south of the Midland Trace Trail, the community will offer three new spacious designs ranging from 2,100 to over 2,200 square feet. Each…

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