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REGIONALS: Flip the Script with DC Hendrix

Now that we crowned some sectional champions, it is on to regionals, where things really start to get real. We still have at least one northeast Indiana team playing in all six classes. This is always the moment in the season where it starts getting more difficult as the field dwindles and the best teams rise to the top.

Fort Wayne, IN · 1d
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Hendricks Co. homeowners dealing with ongoing construction related to Lebanon LEAP District

HENDRICKS COUNTY, Ind. — Homeowners in Marion and Hendricks Counties continue dealing with major construction as the Lebanon LEAP District pushes ahead. One neighbor, Todd Weber, tells FOX59/CBS4 the project is going to hurt business during an already trying time.  Although Weber has been spared so far, the construction seems to be closing in on […]

Lebanon, IN · 2d

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Mouratoglou Racquet Club to open in Noblesville this December

The world’s first Mouratoglou Racquet Club is scheduled to open Dec. 10 at 14469 Olio Rd. in Noblesville, bringing the internationally recognized tennis brand founded by Serena Williams’ longtime coach, Patrick Mouratoglou, to central Indiana. Mouratoglou Racquet Club Noblesville will combine world-class coaching and year-round opportunities for tennis,...

Noblesville, IN · 1d
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More Indiana high schools are taking learning to the workplace

Mirror Indy reporters Claire Rafford and Carley Lanich are spending a year exploring how Indianapolis high schools are changing. Do you have questions about Indiana’s new graduation requirements? Let Claire and Carley know by filling out this form. Your questions could help inform their future reporting. Every Tuesday, Suriah...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d
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Zionsville Community Schools enrollment report: Class sizes steady, slight drop in students

Enrollment is down about 70 students from last school year at Zionsville Community Schools, and most class sizes are within the district’s target range. ZCS Superintendent Rebecca Coffman gave her annual enrollment report during the Nov. 9 school board meeting. For the district’s nine schools, fall enrollment came in at 7,672 students, 73 less than last year.

Zionsville, IN · 1d

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Happy RHOvember! A GREATER Gallery Of Sigma Gamma Rho Stunners Applying Pretty Poodle Pressure On The Gram

We’re back for our annual celebration of THEE pretty poodles of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc., who’ve been running the 11th month for 104 years of sisterhood, scholarship and service. Guiding by their commitment to “Greater Service, Greater Progress,” the “Greater Women” of SHRho continue to empower communities...

Indianapolis, IN · 1d

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Carmel parks make Indiana history with third national award

Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation has earned its third National Gold Medal Award for Excellence in Park and Recreation Management, becoming the first park agency in Indiana to win the award three times. The American Academy for Park and Recreation Administration, in partnership with the National Recreation and Park Association,...

Carmel, IN · 1d

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Westfield’s own Preston Pekala part of UW–Whitewater football conference championship team

Preston Pekala, a Westfield native majoring in Management, is a member of the University of Wisconsin–Whitewater football team, which earned the Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic Conference championship and an automatic bid to the NCAA Division III Playoffs with a 24-21 victory at UW–Platteville on Nov. 7. The Warhawks, who...

Westfield, IN · 1d

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Suburban North Club to present Kicking the Stigma fundraiser

Suburban North Club, a Noblesville-based nonprofit that hosts 12-step recovery meetings for organizations like Alcoholics Anonymous and Narcotics Anonymous, is conducting its first fundraiser. “Kicking the Stigma,” set for 12:30 to 4 p.m. Nov. 17 at 16065 Prosperity Dr., will outline the history of recovery at Suburban North Club and...

Noblesville, IN · 1d

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The hemp ban is looming, but the industry has high hopes it can be saved

INDIANAPOLIS— One month from today the popular hemp-infused drinks, edibles and oils will disappear from store shelves. A change in federal rules means those products will be illegal after Dec. 11. “I’m let down actually. I was really looking forward to changing how hemp and CBD is grown in Indiana and really wanted to be one […]

Indiana · 2d

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Brownsburg schools approve retirement benefit changes to save $1.6 million

Brownsburg Community School Corp. will end retirement plan contributions for several categories of support staff beginning Jan. 1, 2027, a change administrators estimate will save the district at least $1.6 million annually as it works to address ongoing budget pressures. The school board approved a resolution Nov. 9 to modify...

Brownsburg, IN · 1d

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Shepherd Community Center Transforms Building Into Christmas Store for Families in Need

INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — For more than 40 years, Shepherd Community Center has been a source of hope on Indianapolis’s near Eastside, and this holiday season is no exception. The faith-based nonprofit is once again opening its doors for its annual Christmas Store, a program that allows parents to shop for their children’s gifts with dignity […]

Indianapolis, IN · 2d

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GBC Bank breaks ground on new Noblesville branch

GBC Bank broke ground Tuesday, Nov. 10, on its newest branch at 10689 Marketview Road in Noblesville. Rooted in Hancock County since 1871, GBC Bank continues to build on a strong foundation by expanding its presence and bringing its community-focused approach to more of Central Indiana. Bank leaders, city officials, employees and community members gathered at the site to celebrate the start of construction.

Noblesville, IN · 2d

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Winterfest Joins the Holiday Adventure Pass

Lawrence Winterfest is part of the Holiday Adventure Pass!. This holiday season, explore more than 20 festive attractions across Indianapolis and Hamilton County with the free Holiday Adventure Pass, a partnership between Visit Hamilton County, Indiana and Visit Indy. Visit participating locations, check in using your phone, and earn exclusive...

Lawrence, IN · 2d

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Institutional Buyers for Local Produce: INDYpendent Bytes may have your solution to dependable sourcing.

In the heartland of Indiana, a quiet revolution in produce procurement is underway. At the helm is Alyssa Duff, the visionary behind INDYpendent Bytes, an innovative model designed to bridge the gap between small cultivators and large institutional buyers. The concept is simple yet profound: create a demand-driven procurement system that allows local cultivators to thrive by meeting the specific needs of schools, hospitals, universities, and more. Alyssa's journey with INDYpendent Bytes began with a clear understanding of the limitations small cultivators face. "A single cultivator may not have the capacity, crop diversity, or consistent production volume to meet an institution's purchasing needs," she explained. The challenge was how to coordinate these independent growers into a regional supply network without them losing their independence. By pooling resources and coordinating efforts, INDYpendent Bytes allows multiple growers to collectively fulfill the demands that no single one could manage alone. This approach not only opens new markets for local produce but also ensures that institutions receive the quality and consistency they require. "Our value isn't that we stand between buyers and cultivators," Alyssa noted. "It's that we build the structure that allows them to do business together at a scale that might otherwise be difficult to achieve independently."

Indiana · 1d