Trapped to free: part 2
When we were in Colorado in 2019, I went adaptive snow skiing for the first time. On this visit, I knew I wanted to try and fit that in again….
Read MoreWhen we were in Colorado in 2019, I went adaptive snow skiing for the first time. On this visit, I knew I wanted to try and fit that in again….
Read MoreBy STEVE LADIG Guest Columnist I must sound the alarm about Mayor Fadness’ recently enacted 10 percent rental cap ordinance, which rushed through City Council with concerning implications for Fishers…
By ADAM CROWE A Seat on the Aisle It is no coincidence that Earth Day (April 22) falls in the middle of Clerical Error Production’s (CEP) run of Don Nigro’s…
By VICTORIA GARCIA WILBURN State Representative As an occupational therapist and state representative, I am thankful to represent communities that place a premium on inclusive growth that ensures residents with…
In various state health-ranking reports, Indiana is consistently among the unhealthiest states on most any measure including chronic disease, overall health, and life expectancy. According to the American Lung Association,…
For spring, Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre brings back an audience favorite – Church Basement Ladies – the original version. If you haven’t seen this light-hearted comedy, four women of…
Did you know the day between Good Friday and Easter is often called Silent Saturday? There is so much to learn in the silence of Saturday. It is both sacred…
By MADDIE DAVIS Sheridan High School Student Editor’s note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade honors English class, taught by Tanya Busailah….
The imperative for rental caps & homeownership protections By TODD ZIMMERMAN Fishers City Councilman As a Fishers City Councilor At Large, I am deeply committed to safeguarding the integrity of…
“We are what we repeatedly do. Excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.” – Aristotle Let’s talk about those habits. We all have them. Some great … some…