Calling all musicians
Midtown’s Got Talent back this year in Carmel The City of Carmel is ready for a competition of both vocal soloists/duos and instrumental soloist/duos. Performers ages 10 and up are…
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Visit DNR at this year’s Great Indiana State Fair
The Natural Resources Building is the place to be during the Indiana State Fair now through Sunday, Aug. 21, excluding Mondays and Tuesdays. Located in the northwest area of the…
Fishers road construction updates, week of Aug. 1
State Road 37 & 146th Street All left-turn lanes are currently restricted on SR 37 and on 146th Street with traffic moved to the interior lanes. Thru traffic and right…
Go ‘Beyond the Stage’ at Carmel’s Center for the Performing Arts
It’s not all plays and concerts at the Center for the Performing Arts. Keep reading for more information on exciting events coming up soon. A new season of top-notch family…
Last chance: Fishers wants public input on Allisonville Road Corridor
The Allisonville Road Corridor Study will examine roadway character, adjacent land uses, bicycle and pedestrian amenities, and other elements that together define this important corridor between 106th and 126th streets….
Americans with Disabilities Act: 32 years of work in progress
By LISE PACE Guest Columnist I did not grow up as a person with a disability. When the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was signed into law in July 1990,…
Join United Way of Central Indiana for ‘Care-oke’ fundraiser
Proceeds from singing competition will benefit United Way’s ReadUP program Start those vocal warm-ups and grab your mics. United Way of Central Indiana will play host to a karaoke competition…
New at Hamilton East Public Library
Here are the new library items lists for the week of July 25: New Adult Fiction Books Cold, cold bones, by Kathy Reichs Portrait of an unknown woman, by Daniel…
Indiana Senate passes abortion bill 26-20
By TONY BRUNENKANT WISH-TV | wishtv.com The Indiana Senate has passed Senate Bill 1, a near total ban on abortion, 26-20. The bill would prohibit abortion at any stage of…
Who won the first Brickyard?
This week in Indiana’s history … 1816 – Jonathan Jennings was the first governor of Indiana. His duty was to place the state on a good financial footing, establish a…