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“Taste of the Fair” Menu Revealed for the 2024 State Fair
INDIANAPOLIS — You will be able to sample some unique foods and drinks during this year’s State Fair, including a Bloody Mary topped with some of your favorite snacks. The fair has released its list of featured menu items for this year’s “Taste of the Fair.” The list includes: All-American Mary – Urick Concessions Aloha […] The post “Taste of the Fair” Menu Revealed for the 2024 State Fair appeared first on WIBC 93.1 FM.
Taste of Indy: Ticket information, food vendors, concert schedule
INDIANAPOLIS — Calling all foodies — Indy's largest food festival is returning this weekend!. The Taste of Indy will be back in downtown on Saturday, July 6 from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. at White River State Park. Here's everything you need to know. Tickets. Admission tickets are...
Geist Greenway open, awaits historic covered bridge
A new walking and biking trail is open on the east side of Fishers and now awaits only its historic finishing touch, a restored covered bridge. The $4.2 million Geist Greenway reaches from 104th Street to 126th Street east of Olio Road. Still-unfunded plans call for extensions to 131st Street to the north,...
A place of hope: Second Safe Haven Baby Box installed in Westfield
First passed in 2000, the Indiana Safe Haven Law allows a person to surrender their infant anonymously without fear of arrest or prosecution. In 2017, Indiana expanded the Safe Haven Law to allow for baby boxes at hospitals, and in 2018 those locations were expanded to include fire stations with available 24/7 emergency medical services.
Indiana Living: Explore the 5 Most Desirable Neighborhoods
In Indiana, the phrase “Hoosier hospitality” refers to a way of life. But deciding where to feel Indiana’s warmth can be a fascinating challenge, given the state’s varied geography that includes both quaint small villages and booming cities. This study examines Indiana’s top five communities, each...
Will it rain July 4 in Indiana? NWS says storms are possible, but it's not all bad news
Rain could put a damper on Fourth of July fireworks Thursday night as thunderstorms creep over Central Indiana this week, but local meteorologists say it's not all bad news. Beginning Wednesday, a cold front will drape itself across the Hoosier state, according to the National Weather Service in Central Indiana, bringing rain and possible thunderstorms to large swaths of the Midwest. Skies Thursday, July 4 will be mostly cloudy around Indianapolis with more rain on the horizon.
A look back at our Civil War past
There were roughly 2,400 Hamilton County men who joined the army as volunteers during the Civil War. Of those, 277 died and are buried in other states. Many veterans came home to Hamilton County and others moved here after the war. There are 1,136 Civil War veterans buried in Hamilton County. Some had been wounded in action and lived out their lives with physical maladies. However, the wounds were not all from the battlefield.
Hamilton County Navy Ship 29 announced as Fourth of July parade grand marshal
Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen has chosen Hamilton County Navy Ship 29 as the grand marshal of this year’s Fourth of July Stars & Stripes Forever Parade sponsored by Gaylor Electric, according to Robert Herrington, communications manager for the City of Noblesville. The event begins at 4 p.m. July 4...
Marion County Fair brings line-up of deep-fried food, carnival fun to Indy
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The 94th Annual Marion County Fair is underway at the county fairgrounds, and that means rides, food, water-skiing squirrels, and much more. The fair officially kicked off on Friday, but there will be many chances to catch the action packing the midway until July 7. Highlights of the 2024 Marion County Fair […]
Westfield announces plans for a new fire station
Westfield, Ind. (WISH) — On Tuesday, the city of Westfield and Westfield Fire Department announced renderings for a new fire station on the city’s north side. Station 84 will be located at 191 St. and Chad Hittle Dr. The city says the station is needed due to an increase of residential neighborhoods in the area. […]
Indy one of the most polite cities? You betcha!
Ope, lemme just sneak by to let you know Indianapolis has been deemed one of the most polite cities in the Midwest. Driving the news: In an effort to understand the stereotype of the overly polite Midwestern, a Michigan betting site polled 2,000 people from Midwestern states to ask about how polite they perceived people in their cities to be.
Indy’s Fourth Fest touted as bigger for 2024
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Fourth Fest in downtown Indianapolis will be bigger for its second year. Organizers have promised an expanded street party on the Fourth of July before the main fireworks show. Kicking off at 6 p.m. Thursday, the festival will bring food trucks, ice cream stands, beverages, and even a new kids zone. […]
Carmel introduces plan to allow special outdoor drinking rules
CARMEL, Ind. (WISH) — A proposed Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area would allow people in Carmel to take drinks from inside bars and restaurants, and walk around outdoors within the boundaries of the district. The Carmel City Council on Monday night introduced the DORA proposal. If approved, participants would be required to use a labeled cup, […]
After 40-year ban, Hoosiers celebrate return of happy hour
Dustin Marcum and Ryan Moylen sat at the Five Iron Golf bar top a little after 4 p.m. They frequently stop by the downtown spot on the way home from work. On this Monday afternoon, in the mostly empty bar, Marcum's eyes widened after hearing the beer he ordered cost a mere $1. ...
Residents raise concerns over tree removal in Noblesville
The Noblesville Common Council heard from several residents during its June 25 meeting about tree removal that has taken place in the Oakmont neighborhood in Noblesville. Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen has previously stated the removal of more than 100 trees is to improve sidewalks in the area. At the meeting, he said the conversations surrounding the tree removal have been difficult, and the city has tried to listen to residents.
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