Taming shrews, misogynism in Noblesville
Shakespeare in the Park returns to Federal Hill Commons starting tonight By STU CLAMPITT Jennie Otterman is taking the misogynism out of Shakespeare in her directing of The Taming of…
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Westfield offers classic comedy
The challenging journey to stage “Meet Me in St. Louis” By STU CLAMPITT Esther Smith just can’t ignore the boy next door in Main Street Productions (MSP) and the Westfield…
Aspiring Fishers MasterChef balances it all
Kelsey Murphy calls her reality TV experience an ‘ode to moms’ By STU CLAMPITT Kelsey Murphy is a Fishers physical therapist, a mother of three and a home cook who…
Westfield Playhouse reaches for the stars
By STU CLAMPITT Main Street Productions, in conjunction with Grand Universe, is currently staging Silent Sky, a play about science and love and women’s struggles in the year 1900. The…
Community comes together for family of Brogan Kooy
By STU CLAMPITT Westfield High School senior and Shamrocks football player Brogan Kooy died of a drug overdose on Saturday, March 20, 2021. He was 17. The family had set…
No longer suffering in silence
Former fire chief shares his story of trauma, healing, helping others By STU CLAMPITT Jeff Muszar has resigned as chief of the Jackson Township Fire Department and is now one…
Taking the trek to better mental health
By STU CLAMPITT Michelle Shepherd, Jeff Muszar, and their marketing and technology expert, Jeremey Jordan, own Mind Trek. Their goal is to help people of all ages deal with the…
Pawsitively Spoiled pets
By STU CLAMPITT Pawsitively Spoiled pet sitting was founded in 1990 in Kokomo and now has both a franchise location in Noblesville and opportunities for locations in Westfield, Carmel, Zionsville…
Live theater returns to Westfield
Showing Thursday through Sunday for two weeks only, Main Street Productions (MSP) is bringing live theater back to Westfield Playhouse. Squabbles will stage Thursday through Sunday from March 18 to…
Broadway bound
Noblesville’s Rosie Allenson heads to the Big Apple At just three years old, Rosie Allenson announced to her parents that she was going to be an actress. Now, having taken…