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• Fishers Freedom Festival June 27 and 28

  January 10, 2009 / Calendar

  The Fishers Freedom Festival announces it will be hosting the 21st Annual Fishers Freedom Festival on Saturday, June 27 & Sunday, June 28, 2009. With over 45,000 attendees from all over the U.S., this free family event hosts hundreds of art & craft sites, business booths, fireworks, 5K Run/Walk, live music, national UFO Major Disc Dog Tournament, children & teen tents, two parades, a Street Dance, food vendors, free games booths, and so much more. Even though the event is [...]

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• Fishers Elementary Hosts First Tiger Trot Family Fun Run & Walk

  September 18, 2008 / Calendar, School News

  Fishers Elementary School is hosting its First Annual Tiger Trot Family Fun Run & Walk Saturday, September 20, at 10 a.m., with a rain date of Saturday, October 4, at 10 a.m. The run/walk will be at Heritage Park on Eller Road in Fishers. Parking is limited with a drop-off area for families at the park and additional parking and a shuttle bus at Riverside Intermediate School. Handicapped accessible parking will be available. The course is approximately 0.5 miles. This [...]

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  HSE Athletic Field Dons New Name

  September 4, 2008 / Business, Calendar, Featured, School News

  At the pre-game ceremonies at the Fishers High School versus HSE High School football game last Friday, Dr. Philip Dulberger of Clarian Health, Hamilton Southeastern Board President Karen Harmer, Gary Reynolds of Reynolds Farm Equipment and HSEHS Principal Dr. Jon Milleman cut a ribbon to dedicate the new multi-purpose field and the naming of the field and stadium. HSE High School’s facilities are now Clarian Health Field and Reynolds Royals Stadium. Major contributions from Clarian Health and the Reynolds family [...]

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  Golfing to Support Young Women with Breast Cancer

  August 8, 2008 / Calendar, Local News, Not for Profit

  by Wendy Thanisch Wendy@atGeist.com Women of any age can become victims of breast cancer. However, pregnant women, or those with nursing babies or small children have special considerations that the medical and research communities must pay extra attention to. That’s why the Young Survival Coaltion and Hamilton County MIBOR have organized their 3rd annual golf outing – to help raise money that will fund programs for increasing awareness of the critical issues facing young women diagnosed with breast cancer. This [...]

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• Learn the Art of Fencing

  August 4, 2008 / Calendar, Sports

  Bladepoint Fencing located in Sports of All Sorts on Sunnyside Rd. and Pendleton Pike is offering a beginning class in fencing starting 8/7. The class starts at 6:30 pm and runs for an hour. The class meets for four weeks at that time and teaches the history of fencing, traditions, basic footwork and bladework. Fencing is an accessible sport for moderate costs. Whether you are 6 or 106 fencing can provide a great workout and pasttime. Register online at http://bladepointfencing.com/thursdayclass [...]

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• Learn the Latest Gardening Secrets at Free Workshop

  June 16, 2008 / Calendar, Local News

  Fishers residents can learn the latest tips for designing, cultivating and maintaining a spectacular garden without having to use expensive fertilizers or huge amounts of water during dry periods. Organized by Hamilton County’s Urban Conservationist, Shaena Smith, interested residents can attend without the expectation that this is another one of those FREE events that are nothing more than one of those marketing pitches disguised as a workshop. Hamilton County is seeking to educate homeowners and gardening enthusiasts about the simple [...]

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• New date scheduled for Fishers Summer Concert Series Zanna-Doo! concert

  June 12, 2008 / Calendar, Local News

  August 19-Fishers Summer Concert Series, Zanna-Doo! On the lawn in front of Fishers Town Hall One Municipal Drive, Fishers 46038 NEW TIME 6:00 p.m. – 8:00 p.m. Bring your lawn chairs, picnics and blankets to enjoy Zanna-Doo! (Variety/Top 40) Indianapolis based, Zanna-Doo! is a high energy dance band, providing soulful vocals and rock solid beats that keep fans moving all night long. They mingle tunes from several genres not excluding Disco, Motown, Retro, 90’s, and current top 40 hits. Zanna-doo! [...]

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• Public Input Sought for Mass Transit Options Along Nickle Plate Line

  June 11, 2008 / Calendar, Local News

  The public is invited to review and comment on transit system options currently being considered for the Northeast Corridor, our region’s busiest. As the Central Indiana’s primary transportation planner, the Metropolitan Planning Organization (MPO) made a preliminary Northeast Corridor transit route and technology recommendation on April 30 to the Indianapolis Regional Transportation Council (IRTC) – the decision-making body of the regional transportation planning process. In addition to that proposed system, the MPO and the Central Indiana Regional Transportation Authority (CIRTA) [...]

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• HSE Surplus Auction June 21st

  June 10, 2008 / Calendar

  Hamilton Southeastern Schools will conduct its annual surplus auction Saturday, June 21, at HSE High School in the Leonard Auditorium.  Preview of items begins at 8 a.m. and bidding begins at 9 a.m. Sale inventory includes items such as many computers, vacuum cleaners, cafeteria equipment, copiers, tables, desks and chairs.

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• Fallen Officer Blood Drive on June 12th

  June 3, 2008 / Calendar, Not for Profit

  The police and fire departments are participating in the Indiana Fallen Officer Blood Drive. The goal for our blood drive is 56 donations! A spokesperson for the blood drive, Cindy Kiger, is hoping to visit the police and fire stations to promote the event. Her father, Detective Jack R. Ohrberg, was killed early in the morning on Thursday, December 11, 1980 as he tried to serve a high risk arrest warrant in Indianapolis. The blood drive is scheduled for Thursday, [...]

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