CITY OF FISHERS EMAIL TRANSITION

The City of Fishers is transitioning email address domains from @fishers.in.us to @fishersin.gov over the next several months. Correspondence received from either domain should be considered legitimate and valid. No interruption in communication is expected.

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  • Shop Fishers: Meet Schoolhouse 7 Café

    Shop Fishers: Meet Schoolhouse 7 Café

    We sat down with Curt Tappendorf, owner of Schoolhouse 7 Café, to learn more about the café. Schoolhouse 7 Café 12125 Cyntheanne Road Small Business Saturday Hours: 7 a.m. – 5 p.m. Offers online […]

  • Shop Fishers: Meet BluePeppermint Boutique

    Shop Fishers: Meet BluePeppermint Boutique

    We sat down with Jessica Landez, owner of BluePeppermint Boutique, to learn more about her shop. BluePeppermint Boutique 9705 Fishers District Drive, Ste. 730 Small Business Saturday Hours: 9 a.m. […]

  • Shop Fishers: Meet MashCraft Brewing

    We sat down with Andrew Castner, owner of MashCraft Brewing, along David Halt, Fishers general manager, to learn more about their brews and food.      MashCraft Brewing was already a […]

  • Fishers History: Exploring Schoolhouse 7 Cafe

    What used to be the sound of a school bell ringing to summon children inside to learn is now a carrying echo of coffee orders and good conversation. The one-room […]

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Celebrating Loving Day

    Loving Day is an annual celebration held on June 12, the anniversary of the 1967 United States Supreme Court decision Loving v. Virginia, which struck down laws prohibiting interracial marriage […]

  • The Making of ‘A Meadow’s Tale’ at Cyntheanne Park

    The story A Meadow’s Tale began in the summer of 2021 with my curiosity of the wildflower varieties in the fields at Cyntheanne Park, where I frequently visit as a […]

  • Staying Active on the Nickel Plate Trail

    The Nickel Plate Trail recently celebrated its grand opening, and it includes a brand new pedestrian tunnel beneath 116th Street! The plans for the Nickel Plate Trail were announced in […]

  • The Story Behind Stigma Free Fishers: Mayor Fadness

    Our community, much like the rest of our country, has been through a lot in the last two years. Economic, political, and social turmoil has left many with a great […]

  • The Story Behind Stigma Free Fishers: Chief Orusa

    First thing on a Monday morning, I received a call to report to the mayor’s office. This usually means something went wrong with delivery of fire and emergency services over […]

  • A Day on the Nickel Plate Trail: Teens Take the Trail

    Have you heard? The downtown portion of the Nickel Plate Trail has officially opened, including the brand new pedestrian tunnel beneath 116th Street! No matter what age–on foot, bike, or […]