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'Our children are hurting': Peace walk rallies community against youth violence
More than 100 residents joined a peace walk Saturday on the city's far east side to raise awareness and rally the community against the growing issue of youth gun violence in Indianapolis. "Our children are hurting," said Antonia Bailey, one of the participants. "They're being raised by parents that are hurting and have...
Butler plans to transform former dorm into luxury hotel
INDIANAPOLIS — New life comes to an old building on Butler University’s campus. The former dormitory Ross Hall is getting a transformative makeover. After sitting empty for years, it will now become a luxury hotel. The university made the announcement at a press conference Friday. With a cornerstone block dating back to 1953, many Bulldog […]
Fred & Friends Traveling Tavern brings mobile bar experience to events
Fred & Friends Traveling Tavern is making a statement in the mobile food scene with its innovative mobile bar service. Lindsay Bradley, manager of Fred & Friends Traveling Tavern, shared how her traveling tavern is giving event-goers something new. Among the features of Fred & Friends, their Sangria Wine Slushee usually knocks it out of […]
Flower lovers, this is for you
The next Noblesville Flower Market is coming next week! Join us from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 29 in Seminary Park for blooms, art, handmade items, sweet treats, and more. We’d like to make a special shoutout to our dear friends at Noblesville Ace Hardware and Keep Noblesville Beautiful for being this year’s Noblesville Flower Market sponsors. Both organizations have been great supporters of the Indiana Peony Festival. We couldn’t be more appreciative of all the support they pour into our community.
Golden Eagles show off skill in solid start to season
Guerin Catholic got a solid win at the Eagles Nest to begin its season, taking care of McCutcheon 36-17. The Mavericks scored a touchdown in the first quarter, but the Golden Eagles jumped ahead in the second period with two scores for a 15-7 halftime lead. Jack Linden got the first touchdown right at the midpoint of the quarter on a two-yard run, then Hayden Cler made a two-point conversion run to push Guerin Catholic ahead. A minute later, Quentin Klee took a 30-yard interception into the end zone.
Shelbourne Knee Center Play of the Game nominees: August 23
INDIANAPOLIS – Out of all the high school football our FOX59 cameras caught this Friday night around Central Indiana, two plays stood out as the best of the best. Now your vote will determine which of them wins the Shelbourne Knee Center Play of the Game. NOMINEE #1: WESTFIELD’S GABE ARAMBOLES AND PARKER KNOTT Westfield […]
Slideshow: Friday Night Football Week 1
Its Friday Night in Indy and its Football season. Yes, High School football is back. Tonight, I traveled to Beaver Stadium in Noblesville to see the Noblesville Millers take on Mt. Vernon. This was a 6a team taking on a 4a team to open the season and Noblesville showed why they are 6a. They wore Mt Vernon down as the game went on by running all night. Brody Gump (#5), Israel Oladipupo (#0), and Noah Shinkle (#26) all took turns running the ball down the field. Max Miller threw the ball when it was needed to extend the drive and even scored a running touchdown to lead Noblesville to a 43-24 victory.
Cathedral stuns Ben Davis in IHSAA football: Turning point, play of game, top performers
Cathedral 24, Ben Davis 6. Yes, that is the correct score. The No. 10 Irish took it to the top-ranked Class 6A defending state champions in the season opener Friday night at Ben Davis. ...
Children’s concert series returns Sept. 14
Monthly Peanut Butter & Jam sessions make great weekend outings for families with young kids. Families can introduce young children to the joy of live performance through the Center for the Performing Arts’ monthly Peanut Butter & Jam series, which begins a new season Sept. 14. With fun and...
Millers regroup, make it happen in takedown of Mount Vernon
Share and share alike became the motto of the Noblesville football team as it opened its season Friday night at Beaver Stadium. The Millers shared the ball effectively during their 43-24 victory over Mount Vernon. Five different players scored rushing touchdowns for Noblesville, which regrouped after a tough first two minutes of the game.
City-County Council unveils plan to address harassment allegations
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — The Indianapolis City-County Council announced the creation of a committee to investigate how the mayor’s office handled allegations of sexual harassment. The city’s Rules Committee passed the motion creating the seven-person committee Friday night. It will include five Democrats and two Republicans. Two former city staff members, Lauren Roberts and Caroline Ellert, […]
IU Indianapolis student-athletes help clean up | Inspiring Indiana
INDIANAPOLIS — For the second year in a row, students and coaches came together to pick up trash, mulch flower beds and pull weeds to keep the downtown area beautiful. More than 175 student athletes participated in Friday's event, and they say they don't mind getting their hands a little dirty to help the community.
Crystal Mountain Welcomes Andrew Pawlowski as New Group Sales Manager
Crystal Mountain is thrilled to announce Andrew Pawlowski as Group Sales Manager. Pawlowski comes to the resort with fantastic sales experience in the hospitality industry. “Andrew is a well-rounded and accomplished individual who brings years of sales experience to the Crystal Mountain group sales team,” said Arah Johnson, Senior VP of Sales and Marketing. “His extensive career background working with corporate group business, large event space, and business travel accounts will serve him well as he looks to bring new clients and guests to our four-season resort.”
FMCSA’s Sue Lawless Praises Drivers’ Safety Focus
INDIANAPOLIS — The nation’s top trucking regulator praised the skill and commitment to safety exhibited by competitors at the 87th annual National Truck Driving Championships during her first visit to the competition. “I got to go around the course [and] see how hard this course is, and how...
'Comedy for a Cause' | Local nonprofit hosts fundraiser for community programs
INDIANAPOLIS — A local nonprofit organization in central Indiana is hosting a comedy fundraiser to help raise money to fund programs for youth, the community and those re-entering society. Black Ops Network, in partnership with Mobile Network One, are putting on "The Building Bridges: Comedy for a Cause" Saturday,...
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