Fishers Parks & Recreation will partner with the Fishers Police Department to launch a new public safety program designed to enhance the overall safety in city parks. Park Watch will…
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The Noblesville Common Council approved enlarging the city’s boundaries designated to stimulate investment, promote architectural appreciation and initiate aesthetic improvements to historic buildings. The façade grant program was previously contained…
Fishers plans to move forward with the trail LarryInFishers.com A standing-room-only crowd at the Holland Park shelter house heard a presentation from Jacobs Engineering Monday night on several visions of…
Mayor Jim Brainard announced on Wednesday the appointment of Jessica Beer to the Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Board for a four-year term. The Parks Board, established in August 1991…
In partnership with the Carmel Arts Council, Actors Theatre of Indiana will provide a 50 percent discount ticket for the upcoming Broadway show Forbidden Broadway at Studio Theater, which runs…
The Attic Theatre is pleased to announce that it is returning to the Historic Elwood Opera House for the production of the classic story To Kill a Mockingbird. Elwood resident…
Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness has endorsed incumbent Fishers city councilors Rich Block, Cecilia Coble, Brad DeReamer, Pete Peterson and Todd Zimmerman in their re-election campaigns. The councilors are running in…
At the final Noblesville candidate conversation, Chris Jensen presented his plan to Noblesville’s voters for the city’s economic and financial future. Hosted by the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce and the…
Hamilton Heights Middle School’s annual spring trash bag fundraiser is taking place now through Friday, April 19. These popular, heavy-duty trash bags come in five sizes: 18 gallon (white, 60…
The Noblesville Township Trustee Office is once again offering free summer activities for children who attend Noblesville Schools. Events include ball sports, swimming, adventure, hiking, color guard, art, pioneer and…