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The Victim Mentality
Parents who set boundaries, teachers who allow consequences, leaders who demand competence and churches that preach endurance all reinforce agency rather than fragility. by Dan Eichenberger MD, MBA In every era, people face hardship. What changes is how societies respond. Ancient cultures — especially Greece, Rome and early Christianity — emphasized agency, resilience and personal responsibility. Today, many…
Read MoreKaraoke Night June 18 at Palladium
Inspired by the success of its annual all-ages World Voice Day celebration, Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts is offering a new opportunity for local residents 21 and older to share their talents on its grandest stage. Adults of all abilities are invited to join in the inaugural Karaoke Night, set for 8-10 p.m.…
Read MoreWhite River Wind Symphony to Celebrate America’s 250th
The White River Wind Symphony will present its 10th annual Sounds of America concert on Sunday, June 28, at 4 p.m. at Legacy Bible Church in Fishers. This year’s special theme, in celebration of the 250th birthday of the United States of America, will be a musical history of our nation through song and narration. This is…
Read MoreWorld Cup Watch Party Set at Fishers Event Center
Michelob ULTRA is inviting soccer fans to raise a glass and celebrate the world’s biggest game at three upcoming World Cup Watch Party events, immersive fan experiences featuring live match screenings, ice-cold refreshments, games, and community spirit. Three World Cup Watch Party events will take place at the FORUM Credit Union Plaza at Fishers Event Center in Fishers,…
Read MoreReady To Be a Miller Ambassador? Apply Now
Applications are open now for the Noblesville Schools Miller Ambassadors community learning and leadership program! Ready to be a Miller Ambassador? The program is looking for a few good people – but hurry, the deadline to apply is June 30. Applications are open now for the Noblesville Schools Miller Ambassadors community learning and leadership program.…
Read MoreKroger Offering Free Ice Cream
The Kroger Co. is restoring iconic tastes of summer to the frozen aisle with Kroger Brand’s flavor-packed, limited-time All-American Ice Cream Collection. Now on shelves, the crave-worthy collection delivers the unmistakable tastes and traditions that define summer across the country – one creamy spoonful at a time. To celebrate, Kroger is bringing back its long-awaited…
Read MoreCONGRATS NEW MILLER ALUMS!!!
It surely is a lucky sign when 777 students graduate from Noblesville High School. The Class of 2026 from NHS earned more than $6 million in scholarships, won numerous championships, laughed more times than they can count and shed a few tears. The school board of (from left) Dr. Joe Forgey, Misti Ray, Christi Crosser,…
Read MoreHeights Student Turns Passion for Drone Into Thriving Business Before Graduation
Hamilton Heights High School senior Connelly Schuster walked across the graduation stage on Saturday with something few students his age can claim: a fully established and growing business built from a passion he discovered long before senior year. As the founder of Schuster Drone Media, he has transformed a love of photography, videography, and technology…
Read More10 Rights Did Not Make Anything Wrong
BY THE NUMBERS By The Numbers, a look at what’s in the news . . . by the numbers. These are just numbers, not suggestions that they mean more or less than what they are. We do not suggest that one number is connected to another. These are simply facts with no extraneous details, bias…
Read MoreIndiana Senior Health Ranks in Lower Third Nationally
Indiana ranks 35th in the overall health of its older adults when compared to other states. This is according to America’s Health Rankings Senior Reportreleased by the United Health Foundation. (State-by-state summaries, which include Indiana, are linked here.) The AHR Senior Report examines 56 measures from 25 sources to provide a comprehensive view of older adult life in…
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