The $2 Question: Where is Fishers’ trash admin fee going?
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HEPL celebrates Library Card Sign-Up Month with local business deals & Party in the Plaza events
Submitted by HEPL Hamilton East Public Library (HEPL) invites the community to discover the power of a library card. Sign up for or renew your library card at the Fishers…
Latest Fishers road construction updates
State Road 37 & 141st Street Please note the continued lane restrictions on SR 37 North and South, approaching the 141st Street Interchange. As of July 23, the west side…
Don’t miss these great events at Center for the Performing Arts
Tickets are available for these upcoming arts and education events at The Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. Just go to TheCenterPresents.org or call (317) 843-3800. Center Presents Performances…
When insurance companies do not agree with your doctor
Medicare Advantage is frequently in the news over Prior Authorizations. What does that mean? If you have government Medicare and a Medicare Supplement plan, when your doctor orders a surgery,…
Parents of America: if your child isn’t a Scout, they’re missing out
Submitted While most people would like to forget the impact of COVID-19, its effect on parents and children is impossible to ignore. New research shows that post-pandemic parents are worried…
Indiana Bar Foundation grants $4.4M in Legal aid & scholarships to empower communities & future leaders
Submitted The Indiana Bar Foundation has awarded more than $4.4 million to 12 Indiana organizations whose mission is to provide civil legal assistance to low-income Hoosiers. The Foundation distributed $1.5…
Meijer remains one-stop shop for health & wellness this back-to-school season
As families prepare for the back-to-school season, Meijer remains a one-stop destination for all health and wellness needs, catering to families and students of all ages – from young children…
Governor ceremonially signs into law Goodrich’s bill bolstering work-based learning in high schools
Gov. Eric Holcomb on Thursday, Aug. 15 ceremonially signed into law State Rep. Chuck Goodrich’s (R-Noblesville) legislation ensuring more Hoosier high schoolers have access to work-based learning opportunities. Goodrich said…
Get ready to Strut 2 Save Lives
A year ago, Danny Ernstes learned his kidney disease was progressing and that dialysis was imminent. Ernstes, of Fairland, Ind., works as community action coordinator with the International United United…