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Meet Your Neighbor: Make48’s Fishers Tigers Team

When Fishers Maker Playground was chosen to host this year’s Make48 competition for the Indianapolis regional location, we knew local schools and industry leaders would need to be on a short list of competitors involved. We recently received the news that the Fishers Tigers Team was chosen as one of the eight teams from the Indianapolis region to…
Boat Safety with Police Officer Janes

The Fishers Police Department uses a 27-foot Boston Whaler named “The Guardian” to patrol the waters out on Geist during the summer from Memorial Day to Labor Day. To learn more about what officers patrol while out on the boat –– such as loud music –– how to be the safest boater you can possibly…
Meet Your Neighbor: Brooke Daniel

The Fishers AgriPark, located at the corner of 113th Street and Florida Road, is now home to new HSE Teacher-in-Residence, Brooke Daniel. The 33-acre public farm owned and managed by Fishers Parks will soon be a hub for study trips among students, with Daniel to guide them on their journey. Daniel began her teaching career…
Community Innovators: Launch Fishers Fellowship Program & Spokenote

After a two-year hiatus, Launch Fishers brought back their Launch Fishers High School Fellowship this summer with the purpose to develop future entrepreneurs and business leaders. The internship is available for Hamilton Southeastern High School and Fishers High School students who want to learn more about entrepreneurship and gain real-world experience through Launch Fishers’ three-day…
Community Innovators: Launch Fishers Fellowship Program & Fishers Parks

After a two-year hiatus, Launch Fishers brought back their Launch Fishers High School Fellowship this summer with the purpose to develop future entrepreneurs and business leaders. The internship is available for Hamilton Southeastern High School and Fishers High School students who want to learn more about entrepreneurship and gain real-world experience through Launch Fishers’ three-day…
Fishers History: The Ambassador House

The Historic Ambassador House is a Fishers Parks hidden gem. Located on 106th Street & Eller Road, you might miss it if you aren’t looking for it. Head up the path on Eller Road and you’ll come face-to-face with a beautiful home surrounded by stunning landscape and a white picket fence. This Greek Revival-style home…
5 Places for Local Beer in Fishers

With so many places to eat and drink in Fishers, it can be hard to figure out where to go. Never fear – we’ve compiled a list of five places you should consider visiting for local beer! 101 Beer Kitchen Located at the Fishers District, 101 Beer Kitchen specializes in a chef-driven, rustic food menu with a…
Best Local Shops for College Students

Calling all college students! Whether it’s your first or last year of college, back-to-school shopping is a vital part of any successful semester. Luckily, Fishers is full of wonderful local businesses that have all your needs and wants. It’s important –– and fun! –– to spruce up your wardrobe, school supply stash, and decoration collection…
Fishers History: Germantown

Geist Reservoir has become a community staple in Fishers and the surrounding areas. Many people recognize Geist as a symbol of our city’s growth throughout the last few decades. What most people don’t know is why Geist is also a symbol of our history. Years before Fishers had even become platted as Fishers Switch, a…
Meet Your Neighbor: Thorpe Creek Principal Sara Curran

Last September, the U.S. Department of Education recognized National Blue Ribbon Schools around the country and one of those was Fishers’ very own, Thorpe Creek Elementary School. The National Blue Ribbon recognizes the top schools in the country from performance of staff and students to overall wellbeing and safety at schools. Schools with the Blue Ribbon designation serve as models to other schools. Meet the leader behind this…