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  • Meet Your Neighbor: Mark Rouse

    Mark Rouse was declared legally blind by his ophthalmologist, Dr. Raj Maturi, in 2015. He was disturbed, and he thought he’d never be able to paint again.  After years of multiple painful and tedious treatments with Dr. Maturi, Rouse’s vision improved. Now, he’s sharing a painting documenting his journey, along with his other pieces, at the Spark!Fishers Car & Art Show on Thursday, June 24, in the Fishers Municipal Complex.  “I tell everybody I started…

  • Your Guide to Celebrating Spark!Fishers

    Spark!Fishers ignited by First Internet Bank returns this week, and there is truly something for everyone! We asked three of our Fishers Ambassadors for their favorite ways to celebrate on a date night, with young children, and with the whole family. Celebrate Spark!Fishers with the Whole Family by Amanda Merriweather My family has celebrated Fishers’…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: EMS Duty Officers

    Join the community during Mental Health Awareness Month in creating a Stigma Free Fishers through events, community stories, and educational opportunities all month long.  Learn more at thisisfishers.com/MentalHealthMonth and share how you are bringing awareness to mental health and creating a #StigmaFreeFishers on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.   The City of Fishers launched a mental health initiative in 2015 to bring forth…

  • Non-profit Staff of the Year Winner: Jennifer Miller

    In honor of National Volunteer Week, Fishers celebrates the dedicated individuals who have donated their time and talent to our community with our 2021 City of Service Awards celebration. Winners were nominated by the community and selected by the Fishers City Council through a blind process. Meet the winners through our blog posts this week,…

  • Essential Workers of the Year Winners: Jesse & Deb McDaniel

    In honor of National Volunteer Week, Fishers celebrates the essential workers who have donated their time and talent to our community with our 2021 City of Service Awards celebration. Winners were nominated by the community and selected by the Fishers City Council through a blind process. Meet the winners through our blog posts this week,…

  • Community Servant of the Year Winners: Anitha & Vani Sharma

    In honor of National Volunteer Week, Fishers celebrates the dedicated individuals who have donated their time and talent to our community with our 2021 City of Service Awards celebration. Winners for this award, Community Servant of the Year, were nominated by the community and selected by the Fishers City Council through a blind process. Meet…

  • City of Service Award Winners: Jamison Vance & Michael Zahm

    In honor of National Volunteer Week, Fishers celebrates the dedicated individuals who have donated their time and talent to our community with our 2021 City of Service Awards celebration. Winners for this award were nominated by the community and selected by the Fishers City Council through a blind process. Meet the winners of the City…

  • Keeping Fishers Beautiful Year-Round: Juan Puente

    As our community comes together to celebrate April Sustainability Month with our monthlong Keep Fishers Beautiful celebration, there is a dedicated team that works year-round to keep our community beautiful and vibrant. On any given day, Fishers Department of Public Works (DPW) can be found planting trees, mulching a school courtyard, fixing playground equipment at…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Patrick Schooley

    In honor of Fishers’ celebration of National Disability Awareness Month, we’re featuring community stories related to disability and inclusion every Wednesday throughout March. Learn more about the celebration and how you can be an ally for disability inclusion at fishers.in.us/DisabilityAwareness. Meet Your Neighbor: Patrick Schooley, winner of the Accessibility Award My passion for Special Olympics and Unified Sports…

  • Fishers Celebrates MLK Day & Continues the Conversation

    This Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, we honor the life and legacy – and call to action – from one of the greatest civil rights leaders in our history. Whether you spent the long weekend serving others, pledging to serve, listened to Dr. King’s moving speeches, or shared your dreams with your neighbors, honoring…