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Anderson Museum of Art unveils new benches in honor of dedicated volunteers
The Anderson Museum of Art (AMOA) has announced the installation of two new benches at the museum’s front walkway, generously donated by Tony and Laura Soverns. These benches are a stylish enhancement to the historic Carnegie Library building and a heartfelt tribute to the families who have been vital to the museum’s history.
See how Hamilton Co. restaurants did on their latest inspections with this new tool
HAMILTON COUNTY, IND. (WISH)– The Hamilton County Health Department has launched a new tool help you make sure your favorite restaurants are up to code: an interactive food inspection map. The tool allows residents and visitors to access and review food inspection reporters for over 1,200 food service establishments which includes restaurants and food stores […]
Yorktown baker focuses on allergen-friendly recipes
Found on Facebook as Sweet Confections, Theresa O’Brian runs a small business baking cookies and cupcakes out of her Yorktown-based home. For the last three years, parents of Cardinals have been able to place orders for their students that O’Brian then hand delivers to dorms and off-campus residences.
‘Pet Pals TV’: Grateful Fest to bring pet parade, expert panel, and more to Yorktown
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Grateful Rescue and Sanctuary is set to host its fourth annual Grateful Fest on Sept. 7, featuring a pet parade, food trucks, children’s activities, and an expert panel on pet care. “Pet Pals TV” host Patty Spitler and Pamela Terhune, founder and president of Grateful Rescue and Sanctuary in Muncie, joined Daybreak […]
Old buildimgs are precious wherever they are
If you read about it, what did you think about the historic house sitting next to I-69, empty and unattended, in Fishers? Did it bring back memories (if you are old enough) of the goals and beginnings of Historic Fall Creek, Pendleton Settlement?. Even if you have no memories of...
Two new murals celebrate conservation and native beauty in Noblesville
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. (THE REPORTER) — The Noblesville Township Trustee building has become the canvas for two murals, blending art and conservation in a celebration of Indiana’s natural heritage. These murals, painted by local artist Abigail Staffelbach, highlight the importance of native plants and the impact of invasive species on the environment. The murals were created […]
Mural celebrating local birds unveiled at Carmel park
CARMEL, Ind. — A new mural in a Carmel park celebrates the area's wildlife. Christina Hollering designed and painted the mural under the Campbell Crossing Bridge at Coxhall Gardens. The painting features a green heron, a great blue heron, a great egret and a sandhill crane. Each of the birds in the mural are native to the area and can be seen at Coxhall Gardens.
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