Where's Amy?: Tracy Lawrence
Fishers Resident Sara Risley throws her Cowboy Hat in the air in front of Tracy Lawrence Tour Busa holding her Golden Ticket to see her favorite Country Artist Star Tracy Lawrence at the Center for the...
View ArticleClassics for everyone: the concerts you should see this summer
Selections from Mozart's "Magic Flute," Projekt: Opera, 7:30 p.m. May 29, 5 p.m. May 30, Ji-Eun Lee Music Academy, 10029 E. 126th St., Fishers. Tickets: www.fishersmusic.com/tickets ; 576-5562.
View ArticleWhere's Amy?: The Warehouse
Superhero duo team Blair Clark and Heather Ramsey Clark, owners of The Warehouse. 254 1st Ave. SW, Carmel.
View ArticleGraeter's Ice Cream to join Nash building
Graeter's is known for making small batches of handcraft ice cream and gelato, just two gallons at a time. One of the popular flavors is Black Raspberry Chip with big chocolate chunks.
View ArticleCrime watch: Carmel Police update residents on door-to-door solicitation thefts
Carmel police are actively following the news, and the possible crimes, surrounding door-to-door solicitors in Hamilton and Marion counties. As reported on the news, Fishers and northeast Marion County...
View ArticleShoreline workshop June 13
On June 13 at 9 a.m. the Hamilton County Soil & Water Conservation District in conjunction with the Hamilton County Urban Conservation Association, Hoosier Aquatic Management and the Indiana Native...
View ArticleWhere's Amy?: Russian fest
The Russian Festival featured Russian Artisans. Beautiful paintings graced the school halls a Our own "Current in Fishers" made the cut, too.
View ArticleNanook and the Weightlifters: An up-and-coming band
Meet Nanook and the Weightlifters. There is Justin Blanner, the lead singer and guitarist; Zach Salerno, the bassist; Kyle Curtis, guitarist and Nick Konkoli, the drummer.
View ArticleWhere's Amy?: Broyles film launch
Carmel native and filmmaker Luke Broyles chats on the red carpet with Real Scene TV's Mindy Winkler about his new film "The Battles That Changed Us." Manager and mom, Donna Hogard, takes a moment to...
View ArticleWhere's Amy? CarmelFest parade
U.S. Air Force veteran and parade official John Powell , CarmelFest committee head Peggy Powell and parade official Jim Burrell take time to welcome "Where's Amy?" to the 2015 CarmelFest. They helped...
View ArticleNoblesville's McFadden named 4-H queen
After 23 contestants made resumes, gathered letters of recommendation, held interviews with judges and competed in the evening gown competition on July 10, Madison McFadden, of Noblesville, was crowed...
View ArticleWhere's Amy?: Indy Film Fest
The sign says it all - Indy Film Fest is the place to see your favorite cutting edge Indy films. "Where's Amy?" enjoyed chatting with Carmel/Munice filmmaker Forest Etsler and his brother Jesse Etsler...
View ArticleColumn: Get fit with your little one
Not only is the warm, sunny weather a great time for cookouts, going to the zoo and baseball games, but it's also a great time to get outside and exercise with your little ones. No gyms needed with...
View ArticleCarmel Youth Assistance Program hires advocate
Maggie Figge has been named the early intervention advocate and started on July 20, said Tricia Akers, Hamilton County Youth Assistance Program executive director. Figge left her job as Creekside...
View ArticleDisappointed with council vote, mass transit advocates make their case
After the Carmel City Council voted down $196,000 in money for a "red line" mass transit system, some people - including Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard - are hoping the council will reconsider. "I would...
View ArticleWhere's Amy?: Paper Towns
Carmel High School best friends and John Green buffs Anna Fagin, Molly Foster and Emma Nisanson got to the Red Carpet event at 5 a.m. to assure good seats. These girls said they always check out...
View ArticleSparks Talks provide motivation
The talks, whose motto is Bright Ideas Shared, begins with some an hour of networking with professionals followed three individuals with timed talks. There are two 4-minute talks and one 10-minute talk.
View ArticleKroger Starbucks boasts barista champ
Davis, a 44-year-old Kroger employee and Fishers resident, had worked as a barista at the Starbucks in the Kroger store, 1217 S. Range Line Rd. in Carmel, for just more than one year. Davis was...
View ArticleColumn: Screen time and your health
Mobile technology puts the world at our fingertips - literally. While there are many benefits to having news, information, entertainment and social media on demand, studies now show that increasing...
View ArticleCounty council puts brakes on public safety training center
The Hamilton County Council on Aug. 5 shot down plans to build a $3 million public safety training center, instead approving funds by a 4-0 vote to build only one part of the project. The proposed...
View Article
