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Stirring Young Entrepreneur’s Minds
Writer / Allie Nash Young entrepreneurs will get a chance to experience the “real world” with Lemonade Day Greater Indianapolis. Lemonade Day was founded in Houston, Texas, but was started in...
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Zionsville Woman Spotlights Motherhood
Writer / Rebecca Wood On May 3, more than a dozen writers will take the stage at the Indiana Historical Society to read their essays on motherhood. It’s the third time the production “Listen to Your...
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Brackets Bringing Good to Indy
Brackets For Good founders Matt McIntyre, Matt Duncan and Dave Cornelius. Writer & Photographer / Kara Reibel What do you get when you combine a basketball fan, a computer genius and a big heart?...
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The Madness Behind the NCAA Final Four
Writer / Allie Nash While March has been filled with nothing short of madness, April in Indianapolis will be filled with even more excitement as the Final Four takes place. With the biggest college...
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St. Vincents Carmel: Charting a New Course in Women’s Health
Julie Schnieders, executive director; Jonathan Nalli, CEO of St.Vincent; Mike Chittenden, president of St.Vincent Carmel St.Vincent Women’s Center officially opened its doors to the 96,703-square-foot,...
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The Renaissance of the Custom Home Builder
Writer / Janelle Morrison Photographer / JJ Kaplan To survive the “Great Recession,” builders had to make some tough choices in order to keep building in and around the communities that they had...
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Rachael’s First Week Educates Students on College Dangers
Zionsville Parents Crusade to Use Tragedy for Good Writer / Rebecca Wood Zionsville’s Angi Fiege has a picture of her daughter Rachael on the day she dropped her off for college. In the photograph,...
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ZCHS Senior Kyle DeCoursey is a State Champion
Theory and history seem to agree when it comes to the evolution of the superb athlete. They both will say the athlete picks up his or her preferred weapon, or adopts his or her sport at a young age and...
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Zionsville Showchoirs: Another Great Year!
Writer / Geri Nieta Photographer / Scott Clark (Brick Street Photos) Once again, Zionsville showchoirs managed to bring home the bling with a successful 2015 competition season, after completing an...
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Optimist Club Announces “Taste of Spring” Fundraiser
The Zionsville Optimist Club announced a new fundraising event known as “Taste of Spring.” The event will be held on Friday, April 24, at the Lions Club clubhouse on Elm Street. Proceeds will benefit...
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Girls About Town: Cinco de Mayo 101
Writers / Rachel Q. & Chalene B. While summer hasn’t officially arrived, there are plenty of things heating up in May, and Cinco de Mayo is one of our favorites! Whether you’re celebrating...
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Russian Festival Celebrates Russian Culture
If you’re like many Americans and your understanding of Russian culture is limited to Stoli vodka, Matryoshka dolls and the cartoon characters of Boris and Natasha in “The Rocky and Bullwinkle Show,”...
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It Takes The Villages…
Writer / Janelle Morrison Sharon Pierce, a resident of Zionsville, is in the business of advocating for and raising up children. Pierce is the President and CEO of The Villages, an organization that...
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Falling Short of the Mark – The Legislature’s Response to the School Funding...
Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of stories we have produced on the school funding crisis. Some may wonder why so many. It is our view that there are few things more important to our...
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Zionsville Drummers March to National Acclaim
Writer / Cindy Argentine With cymbals crashing, mallets flying and drums resounding, Zionsville Community High School’s Indoor Percussion made history this year, finishing first in the state and 10th...
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Kids TRI for Kids: A Triathlon Series for Kids
Writer / Kara Reibel Swim. Bike. Run. This is what a typical summer day looks like for most kids. Thanks to a special series of triathlons for children ages 7-14, these three beloved activities are...
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Thursday Pools Makes Big Splash
Writer / Jimmy Girot III As the season turns, so do our daydreams—perhaps to leisurely weekends by the pool or swimming laps under the hot summer sun. If you’re daydreaming of the perfect poolside...
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Harding Outdoor Living Business Spotlight
Have a Retreat in Your Own Backyard Are you dreaming of a custom outdoor kitchen with stone and granite elements just in time for summer parties? How about a tranquil outdoor living space complete with...
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Zionsville Mother of the Year: Coming Home to Zionsville
Writer & Photographer / JJ Kaplan Zionsville Mom of the Year, Katie Wefler Ask David Wefler why he nominated his wife, Katie, to be our Mom of The Year, and adoringly he explains that he wanted to...
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New Furniture Retailer Opening in Castleton: Weekends Only
Writer / Lisa Abbott With the May 22 grand opening of retailer Weekends Only, Indianapolis-area shoppers will have a new option for buying furniture. As its name implies, the St. Louis-based...
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