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  Fishers’ Proposed ‘Sham City’ Goes to the Indiana Supreme Court

  January 28, 2012 / Local News

  In 1990, the Town of Fishers was an exit off of I-69 with a McDonalds, gas station, and only 7,200 residents. Today, according to 2010 census data, the town has grown to 76,794 residents, growing nearly 10 times the size in just 20 years. In the Indianapolis metro area, Fishers is second in size behind the City of Carmel with 79,191 residents. A group of Fishers residents think that it’s time for Fishers to change from a town form of [...]

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  Vision Fulfilled: Dr. Philip Dulberger Takes Helm of New IU Health Saxony Hospital

  January 25, 2012 / Featured

  Just across the interstate from Hamilton Town Center, IU Health Saxony Hospital is now open for business with a local anesthesiologist at the helm. Dr. Philip Dulberger, or “Dr. Phil” as his friends and colleagues refer to him, shared an idea six years ago that took him from the operating room to the second floor administrative offices at Fishers’ first specialty hospital with services focused on cardiovascular, orthopedic, spine care and emergency services. In October 2005, Dulberger was in between [...]

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  Mellencamp’s Former Guitarist Back Home Again

  January 25, 2012 / Local People

  John Mellencamp’s long time lead guitartist, Larry Crane, is back home again and sharing his talents with fans in a series of guitar clinics. Crane, who has resided in Florida for the past few years, is back in Indiana and made his first guitar clinic appearance in Castleton at Sam Ash Music Center located at 8284 Center Run Drive. Close to 300 fans turned out to listen as Crane shared the ins and outs of Authority Song and Play guitar, [...]

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  Fishers Pediatric Dentistry: A Tropical, Kid-Friendly Retreat

  January 23, 2012 / Local News

  This place rocks! And that’s exactly what Dr. Ana Vazquez, a pediatric dentist and founder of Fishers Pediatric Dentistry wanted to accomplish when she set out to design a space where kids’ dentistry needs were addressed early on with a different approach to care. Fishers Pediatric Dentistry is like walking into a tropical resort. Right from the very first visit when children step inside the reception area, they experience a playful atmosphere that eases them into a comfortable state of [...]

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  Harden Jackson, LLC – Compassionate Attorneys

  January 23, 2012 / Local News

  Lanae Harden and Michele Jackson have invested years in the practice of law. Their reputations as experienced lawyers are soundly respected locally, nationally and internationally. To have achieved such a status takes extensive knowledge of the court system and the huge body of laws that apply in their respective areas of representation. When you read stories on attorneys, you don’t often think of them as compassionate and empathetic, however, Lanae and Michele will change your mind. “Families depend on us [...]

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  David McIntosh: A Candidate for the Republican 5th District

  January 21, 2012 / Local News

  With the November elections just around the corner, I started thinking about who most of us would choose as their favorite president? In my journey on this subject, I found that a lot of people had trouble answering my question. That is, until I presented the question to David McIntosh, who is among the Republican candidates challenging Dan Burton, who has held the 5th District Congressional seat for the last 28 years. Who will actually be elected in the primary [...]

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  Green B.E.A.N. Brings the Farmer’s Market to Your Front Door

  January 18, 2012 / Business

  One of summer’s little luxuries is being able to amble through the local farmer’s market, sampling new foods and picking up fresh, local produce. But what if summer mornings are consumed by soccer games or baseball practice, and what happens when the farmer’s market goes away with the winter weather? Where can a shopper turn to find good local foods? Green B.E.A.N.Delivery, a home delivery service of organic produce and natural groceries has a solution to this dilemma. Founded in [...]

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  Fishers Town Hall Becomes Art House

  January 17, 2012 / Local News, Not for Profit

  The walls of Fishers Town Hall are now adorned with beautiful oil paintings and pastels as the public building, at One one Municipal drive will now include an art gallery setting to showcase the work of local artists. Fans braved the first snow of the year to attend the public reception honoring the first artist to be showcased, Pam Newell. The award-winning artist whose pastels and oil paintings capture many Indiana and regional scenes, was excited about the new opportunity [...]

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  Rent Your Home for the Super Bowl for $10,000?

  January 14, 2012 / Local News

  Super Bowl XLVI is right around the corner and everywhere you look there is some sort of Super Bowl story or advertisement. A particularly interesting sign spotted around town claims that you can earn up to $10,000 per day by renting out your home for the Super Bowl. While earning $10,000 per day may be a bit far-fetched, renting out your property to earn some extra cash is not. According to the Super Bowl Host Committee, the Super Bowl is [...]

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  New Fishers Board Seeks Input on $2.5 Million Fund

  January 10, 2012 / Featured

  After a four-year fight by the Geist United Opposition, the unincorporated areas on the north half of Geist Reservoir officially became the Town of Fishers’ newest residents on January 1, 2010. A new voting district was formed to give these residents a voice on the seven-person Fishers Town Council and Pete Peterson, the former leader of the anti-annexation movement, won the seat in the November election. Furthering Fishers’ olive branch to the residents, the Fishers Town Council set aside an [...]

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