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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…
Read MoreTownhomes 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…
Read MoreOle 60 Brings Tour to Fishers
Kentucky road dogs Ole 60 announce their headlining Off The Grid Tour, kicking off July 7 and tearing across 38 dates internationally including a stop at Fishers Event Center in Fishers, Ind., on Saturday, September 26, 2026 with support from Kolton Moore & The Clever Few and Garret Elias. Tickets will be available starting with a venue presale beginning Wednesday,…
Read MoreFoundation’s Investment in Ivy Tech Surpasses $100,000
Ivy Tech Community College Hamilton County recognizes the significant and ongoing support of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, whose contributions have now exceeded $100,000 since the campus opened on July 1, 2021. The Foundation’s continued investment has directly strengthened student success initiatives, expanded workforce development efforts, and supported signature campus events that bring students, employers, and the…
Read MoreSheridan Community Schools Honors 2026 Retirees
On Monday, May 11th, Sheridan Community Schools recognized four individuals for their dedicated service to SCS. Gretchen Policka, Brenda Ransom, Jim Kinsey, and Jeff Guenther are all individuals who have dedicated decades to the students at SCS. Their dedication not only to the success of SCS students but also to the well-being of all at…
Read MoreSheridan Congratulates Long-Time Employees
On Monday, May 11th, Sheridan Community Schools recognized two individuals for their dedicated service to SCS. Charlotte Snodgrass and Jeff Guenther are two individuals who put SCS and the students at the forefront. Their dedication not only to the success of SCS students but also to the well-being of all those at SCS will be…
Read MoreSheridan Elementary Celebrates at Carnival
On Friday, May 8th, Sheridan Elementary PTO held its annual Carnival. The event was a huge success, and SCS wants to extend a big thank you to the SES PTO for all of their hard work and dedication not only to this event but all year long. They truly make a difference not only in…
Read MoreSpeaker Huston Assigns Study Committee Topics
The Indiana General Assembly’s Legislative Council met last week to assign topics for lawmakers to study during the 2026 legislative interim, said Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston (R-Fishers). Interim study committees are an opportunity for legislators to research and discuss issues impacting Hoosiers ahead of the next legislative session. Topics this year include child safety, funding sources…
Read MoreOfficers Seek Help on Chairs Stolen From Fort Harrison State ParkÂ
Indiana Conservation Officers seek help in locating mobility track chairs stolen during recent break-ins at Fort Harrison State Park, with a $5,500 reward offered for information leading to the recovery of missing items. The break-ins occurred between 9 p.m. on April 30 and 6 a.m. on May 1. Six Department of Natural Resources buildings were…
Read MoreNHS Student Journalists Named Best in U.S.
Four NHS student journalists won the Best of the Best at the National Federation of Press Women’s high school contest. The “Perils of Parlays” story by Max Arnold, Aiden Caddell, Rebecca Garber and Jude Naville initially won the Best Sports Story at the state level in the January WPCI contest. All state level winners move…
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