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  • Dog-Friendly Fishers Guide

    After spending a lot more time at home the past few years due to the pandemic, our pets have gotten used to having us around, and we’ve gotten pretty used to having them around, too. This change in routine has made it even harder to leave them alone (okay, fine, it’s probably harder on me…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: 3 Local Non-profit Organizations

    The Fishers Farmers Market at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater is hosting a Day of Service on July 22. From 8 a.m. to noon, there will be several nonprofit vendors on site for visitors to connect with and learn more about how to get involved in their community.   Let’s meet three local organizations participating in…

  • 5 Places to Destress Around Fishers

    Having places to destress is essential for your mental, physical, social, and emotional health. Luckily, our vibrant city possesses many unique places to do so. In honor of May Mental Health Awareness Month, I created a list of five of places you can sit back, relax, and destress #AroundFishers. Holland Park  Anyone up for good…

  • A Day on the Nickel Plate Trail: Where to Take Out-of-Town Visitors

    If you love the City of Fishers as much as I do, your out of town friends probably have big expectations when they come to visit. There are so many fun things to do and great places to eat around town that it can get hard to know where to take your visitors. Allow me…

  • 13 Local Asian-Owned Restaurants to Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month

    May is Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month, and to celebrate the rich culture that has been quickly growing in Fishers, I want to highlight some of the best Asian-owned restaurants our city has to offer. Asian Americans have a long and rich history in building and shaping the United States. May was chosen…

  • Galentine’s Day Local Picks

    Don’t have anyone to celebrate Valentine’s Day with? No problem, grab your girlfriends and celebrate Galentine’s Day! Galentine’s Day originated on the NBC sitcom Parks & Recreation, and it’s observed the day before Valentine’s Day to celebrate friendship instead of a romantic relationship. Keep reading to see how you can celebrate locally in Fishers!  Unplug…

  • National Pizza Day: Best Local Pies in Fishers

    A few years ago, I tried to make my own pizza at home. Key word: “tried.” The crust was undercooked in some areas, burnt in others, and left much to be desired. Moral of the story: when you’re craving pizza, leave it to the experts. Whether you’re celebrating National Pizza Day or just looking to order…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Michael Cook of Fishers Woodworking

    Meet Your Neighbor: Michael Cook of Fishers Woodworking

    We sat down with Michael Cook, founder and owner of Fishers Woodworking, to talk about his business and what he has in store for Shop Fishers. Fishers Woodworking Shop online at https://fisherswoodworking.com/Michael Cook has lived in Fishers since 2013. It wasn’t until the pandemic, though, that he realized his woodworking hobby could become a successful…

  • 5 Ways to Have a Spectacular Fishers Friendsgiving

    5 Ways to Have a Spectacular Fishers Friendsgiving

    Thanksgiving is definitely one of my top favorite holidays, but there is just something so special about Friendsgivings! We hosted one after buying our first home and it was such a blast to have all our friends over. Picture Thanksgiving but with all of your best friends, it really is the best! Everyone can pitch…

  • Meet Your Neighbor: Bob Wasson of Wasson Nursery

    Meet Your Neighbor: Bob Wasson of Wasson Nursery

    This holiday season, strengthen your sense of camaraderie with our community by getting to know some of Fishers’ local business owners. We spoke with Bob Wasson, co-owner of Wasson Nursery, about growing up with a family business, his relationship with the local community, and his favorite part about Shop Fishers. Wasson Nursery 13279 E. 126th St.Fishers,…