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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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  A New Style of LAW

  November 26, 2011 / Business, Local News

  This is definitely not your father’s law firm. Young and deeply embedded in their Geist community, they resonate with committed energy that’s packaged with experience in a broad band of legal issues and a prestigious client roster to boot. This legal eagles group at Lewis and Wilkins LLP, or LAW, casts aside any pre-determined images of stuffy, hard to approach solicitors. They operate in a notorious office space (think Schrenker),which they have turned to the good side where laughter reigns [...]

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  Eleanor Rozella’s: My Happy Place

  November 23, 2011 / Business, Local News

  Cindy Grove, owner of Eleanor Rozella’s gift shop in Noblesville, refers to herself as the “third sister” to her two employees, sisters Tammy Daubenspeck and Tina Dell. Their camaraderie sets the tone for the fun-loving experience that is Eleanor Rozella’s and carries over to the customers. “You’re not a stranger when you walk in here,” said Cindy. “Tammy and Tina are so much fun; they’re so loving to our customers. It’s like girlfriends. Our customers end up being our friends.” [...]

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  Come See and Taste the New Changes at Geist Market

  November 22, 2011 / Business

  Geist Market may still be found in its handy location just off of Fall Creek Road but it now has people talking and smiling over the new changes and wanting to go back again. Under new ownership, Geist Market offers fresh products, lavish fare, convenience, regular hours, and friendly service. In the morning you can stop in and grab a warm cup of coffee or cappuccino and a tasty baked pastry. On your way home, you can quickly get the [...]

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  Watercolors: A Perfect Fit for a Maintenance-Free, Age Diverse Community

  November 9, 2011 / Business, Local People

  When Sherri Meyer, president of Property Group One, LTD, chose the name Watercolors, she envisioned a European Country French community with a colorful ambience. Sherri and her building partner and daughter, Nicole Newkirk, are building their custom condo homes community just north of 96th Street on Olio Road. The name Watercolors is a good fit, as this lovely community has 3 large bodies of water with ever-spraying crystal clear water fountains that come alive at night with rich colors. In [...]

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  Beware! Halloween Haunts Sure to Scare

  October 15, 2011 / Business, Local News

  What’s happening for Halloween? Have a Howl! From werewolves to witches, chilling to thrilling, haunted to headless, there’s plenty of ways to scare the heck out of your family and friends this October. 1. Cool Creek Haunted Trails Ghouls and goblins are lurking in woods at Cool Creek Park. Haunted trails twist and turn daring hikers to take their next step – which could be their last. Those who make it out of the horrifying forest gather around the campfire [...]

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  Modern Take on the Lunch Box Note

  October 10, 2011 / Business

  Do you remember your first day of school as a kid? The unknown classroom. The new teacher. Locker combinations. What desk is yours? Will you sit next to a friend? Thoughts, and even more thoughts. I can remember when I was entering grade school. I still got a little bit nervous. There was always something about the first day that brought out a little anxiety in me. Suppose you’re going to an entirely new school. New everything. That can be [...]

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  ‘Stampin’ Up’ to a Whole New Level of Creativity

  September 22, 2011 / Business, Local People

  Have you always wanted to make your own personal greeting cards but were afraid they wouldn’t look professional enough? How would you like to create impressive looking cards for the special people in your life, and have the design cleverly thought out and perfectly color coordinated? A club exists here in Fishers, meeting once a month, allowing members to create their own greeting cards, share their ideas, and get discounts and direction from their very own demonstrator who uses Stampin’ [...]

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  In Good Spirits Takes Roost in Fishers

  September 19, 2011 / Business, Not for Profit

  A priest, a pastor, and a business owner walk into a restaurant. It sounds like the start of a good joke, right? Well it is no joke, but rather something quite interesting. Three of the most respected men in the greater Fishers community have teamed up to create a weekly event that is turning some heads. Father Phil Bowers, Pastor Joe Freeman, and local restaurant owner Ed Sahm are hosting an event called “In Good Spirits.” This event allows individuals [...]

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• St.Vincent Opens Physical Therapy at Fishers YMCA

  December 9, 2009 / Business

  On Wednesday, December 9, St.Vincent Rehabilitation Therapies will celebrate the opening of its Physical Therapy location at the Fishers YMCA. Hospital associates will offer tours and free St.Vincent Rehabilitation Therapies T-shirts for those who attend the opening ceremony. At the Fishers location, YMCA members will have immediate access to the new 3,900 square-foot St.Vincent facility. The outpatient location will include licensed therapists who will provide orthopedic care, sport-specific rehabilitation, neurological and general rehabilitation. The YMCA wellness area, which includes the [...]

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