Carmel, IN

Fishers, IN

The new owner of Sunrise Café in Fishers is not new to the restaurant business, or to the Sunrise Café. Jonathan Smith, who grew up in Fishers, was involved in the business since he was just 16 years old. Smith worked as an employee and partner for many...

New owner has long history with Sunrise Café

Indiana State

Noblesville, IN

Easter egg hunt at Northview Church – Northview Church’s Noblesville campus will host a community Easter egg hunt from 10 a.m. to noon April 8. The event, at 1448 Conner St., is open to the public. For questions, call 317-846-2884. Noblesville First United Methodist Church to host Easter...

Noblesville community events – April 2023

Noblesville has created an advisory council on disabilities that will help provide guidance on the city’s Americans with Disabilities Act transition plan and work to increase employment opportunities. The seven-member panel will consist of five individuals appointed by Mayor Chris Jensen, while the remaining two members will be appointed...

City of Noblesville creates advisory council on disabilities

Zionsville, IN

Zionsville’s Chamber of Commerce celebrated its annual awards March 24 at the Sixpence Wedding and Event Space in Whitestown. The chamber’s annual awards highlight businesses and individuals in the Zionsville community each year for their accomplishments. “We are incredibly proud of the 2023 winners,” Zionsville Chamber of Commerce...

Zionsville Chamber of Commerce celebrates annual awards

Gariy Ambartsumyan said he was thrilled when he learned an Armenian BBQ food truck was opening for business not far from his Noblesville home. “It’s not like you can go just anywhere and get Armenian,” said Ambartsumyan, a 45-year-old truck driver of Armenian descent. Ambartsumyan has become a...

Food truck offers flavors of DavAni Armenian BBQ in Carmel Drive parking lot

Connect Interest Group of International Women Indiana hosted an event at SullivanMunce Cultural Center in Zionsville March 16. Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron spoke to an audience of women to share ways of helping each other in their lives and work, over brunch. Styron strayed from talking about politics and spoke...

Styron speaks at International Women Indiana event

Sophia Winters, a senior at Zionsville Community High School, is making a name for herself in the film world. As the writer, director and editor of the award-winning short films “Game Plan,” “A Day In the Life” and “Voice,” Winters aspires for a career as a filmmaker.

Lights, camera, action!: Teen filmmaker builds award-winning resume

Westfield, IN

The Westfield Youth Assistance Program is offering four $1,000 scholarships and one $5,002 scholarship to graduating seniors or adults up to 25 years old who are continuing their education. The scholarships highlight WYAP’s emphasis on giving back to Westfield/Washington Township youth, according to a news release. The long-term goal is...

WYAP offering five scholarships

Heather Stephenson had always been close to her younger brother, Sam McNew, who has Down syndrome. She has been so close to her brother that in 1993, she organized a program so he could participate in sports, and it was so successful that six years later it grew to become Special Olympics Hamilton County.

A wish come true: Organization founded to support athlete with Down Syndrome continues growth

Only 5 percent of Boy Scouts earn the rank of Eagle Scout, and on March 12 at the Fishers Agripark, Trenton Qualls completed his project to join that elite group. Qualls, a sophomore at Fishers High School, planted 100 American dogwood trees at the Agripark, along with four American plum trees. The dogwoods will be the first of what he hopes will be many generations of dogwoods grown at the site that the City of Fishers can then transplant to beautify the community.

Scout’s honor: Fishers teen earns Eagle rank for tree-planting initiative

Indianapolis, IN

Lawrence, IN

Seven months of practice paid off for Lawrence Central’s two show choirs, The Sweets and Central Sound. Both groups were finalists in the March 18 Indiana State School Music Association show choir competition. Only nine schools in each category make it that far, said Kayla Smith, who directs the...

Sound of Music: Lawrence Central show choirs earn their place at state finals

I am writing to reiterate my unwavering support for Zionsville mayoral candidate Jane Burgess. I have been involved with our town for more than 20 years, and I have seen Jane working hard for our town every step of the way. When speculation first began about who might run for mayor, Jane was the first person I thought of who could be successful in that role.

Letter: Town’s first mayor: Support Burgess

A Westfield-based company that manufactures safety restraints has unveiled a new safety system for emergency medical services personnel that will better protect them in ambulance compartments. IMMI, which has its headquarters in Westfield, conducted a live ambulance crash demonstration March 16 at its Center for Advanced Product Evaluation, or CAPE,...

Crash course: IMMI unveils safety system for first responders, EMTs

Dallas, TX

Lawrence Central High School freshman Lola Lampley is among 34 athletes nationwide chosen to participate in the first USA Basketball Women’s Junior National Team minicamp. According to a USA Basketball announcement, the minicamp is March 31 through April 2 in Dallas, and coincides with the 2023 NCAA Women’s Final Four.

Lawrence Central freshman chosen for nationwide basketball camp

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Carmel lands SUCCESS Space coworking franchise

SUCCESS Space is headed to Carmel. The city will be home to one of the first three coworking franchises from SUCCESS Franchising, which is an affiliate...

Carmel lands SUCCESS Space coworking franchise

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