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Snapshot: Guerin Catholic High School concert raises funds for Indy Walk to End Alzheimer’s
From left, Mary Evans, resident of the Traditions at North Willow senior living community in Indianapolis, performed with Greg Anderson at the Music to Remember concert at Guerin Catholic High School in Noblesville Aug. 22. The concert, produced by Evans and Indianapolis Traditions senior living communities, attracted more than 150 people who raised nearly $5,000 for the Sept. 28 Indy Walk to End Alzheimer’s. Besides Evans and Anderson, other singers also performed, including the Guerin Catholic Choir and Village Dance Studio dancers. Donations can still be made at tinyurl.com/TraditionsTeamTrekkers2024. (Photo courtesy of Peter Osborne)
WGU Indiana to give Golden Apple Award winners $2,000 prize
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — WISH-TV is Indiana’s education station. Every month WISH-TV celebrates extraordinary teachers in central Indiana with the WISH-TV Golden Apple Award. This year, we are partnering with WGU Indiana to give educators an even better prize. Once a month from September through May, WISH-TV and Western Governor’s University (WGU) are teaming up to surprise a central Indiana teacher with the […]
9 Awesome Events Happening Labor Day Weekend in Indianapolis
Labor Day weekend is almost here, and if you’re still looking for fun ways to keep the kids entertained, look no further! From festivals and live music to farm fun and outdoor adventures, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Check out our top 9 picks for family-friendly fun in Indy this Labor Day weekend!
Versatility and accountability put Colts' UDFA Dalton Tucker in position to make roster
Colts’ undrafted rookie Dalton Tucker has not only grabbed the attention of the coaching staff this summer, but Ryan Kelly has taken notice as well. “Tucker did such a great job of being a great, accountable guy in the room,” said Kelly after Sunday’s practice. “He brought some character. Obviously got a little Kentucky twang to him. So he became a fan favorite pretty quickly.”
Bendix Celebrates 2024 ATA Grand Champion
Sign up for our weekly email to stay on top of the latest news and insights!. Bendix Commercial Vehicle Systems LLC (Bendix) proudly recognizes the Grand Champion of the 87th American Trucking Associations (ATA) National Truck Driving Championships (NTDC), Jackie Reed, a professional driver for FedEx Freight based in Mississippi. Reed’s outstanding performance secured him the top honor in the competition, which brought together 422 of the nation’s most skilled truck drivers.
IndyGo Welcomes Abbe Hohmann To Board Of Directors
IndyGo’s Board of Directors recently announced Abbe Hohmann as its newest member. “Hohmann brings with her a wealth of experience in real estate management and economic development, which will benefit IndyGo as it continues to grow and innovate in the public transit sector,” according to a press release. “She was appointed by the Indianapolis City-County Council and replaces Lise Pace on IndyGo’s Board.”
Crenshaw Receives Member Of The Year Honor At Indiana Federation Republican Women Tribute Dinner
The newest addition to the City of Frankfort Common Council with an At-Large seat and Clinton County Republican Women’s Club member was honored with a recognition for her dedication at the Indiana Federation Republican Women Tribute to Women Dinner in Carmel on Friday evening. Taylor Crenshaw was honored as...
Plumbing Company CEO Turns Author to Share Business Success Stories With Others
Peterman Brothers of Indianapolis is big on enabling employees to do their best work. Chad Peterman, president and CEO, has even written a book about it — The Empowerment Project: Grow Your People, Grow Your Business. It was released in April. Peterman says the concept became very...
Kills, digs and aces: Vote for IHSAA volleyball players of the week (Aug. 19-24)
IndyStar will be recognizing the top volleyball players in Indiana with our players of the week poll. Scroll to the bottom of the article to vote. Voting is open until noon Friday. ...
Where are Indiana football's departed transfers playing in 2024?
The Hoosiers lost 39 players to the transfer portal this offseason. Here's a look at where each outgoing transfer is playing during the 2024 season. Indiana football underwent a significant roster overhaul this offseason following Curt Cignetti's hiring as head coach. The Hoosiers are hoping their 31-player transfer portal class will yield immediate success and wins during the 2024 season.
'It inspired me': Brownsburg's Lance Lynn on Little League World Series 25 years ago
BROWNSBURG -- That four-run blast never left Lance Lynn, that pitch he threw for a walk-off grand slam still lingers in his head, in his heart and in his soul. That was the moment Lynn went from a seemingly invincible 12-year-old Little League star to very much human. Days before, Lynn and...
Man wounded in overnight shooting, but IMPD isn’t sure where it happened
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Police investigating a Monday morning shooting on Indy’s east side are still trying to work out one key detail — exactly where it happened. Just after 3:30 a.m., Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers responded to a possible person shot on 40th Street near Arlington Avenue. That’s a residential area north of 38th […]
Five ways to stop hackers and scammers
INDIANAPOLIS — In this internet-based data age we live in, it’s safest to assume crooks are constantly trying to crack our accounts and security filters. Everything we do online has the potential to leave an information trail about us across the internet. Hackers love to pick up on those trails and follow them to valuable, sensitive information.
IMPD launches homicide investigation on near south side of Indianapolis
INDIANAPOLIS — Police have launched a homicide investigation on the south side of Indianapolis. According to a press release, Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers were called to the 2300 block of Pagoda Drive just before 3 a.m. on a report of a person down. When police arrived at the scene, they located an adult male […]
Alum wins six year legal battle for unfair debt collection
It began as a run-down apartment with a broken lock. Then, it became $140 worth of vague, unspecified damages and an exchange of frustrated emails. After six years, it ended as a legal battle, tenant against landlord and collection agency, accumulating an award of $1.9 million dollars to the tenant in a jury trial.
Quick Action By The Delphi Street Department Opens Up Wabash & Erie Canal Park Trail
The Delphi Police Department announced that a tree blocking the Wabash and Erie Canal park trail near Trailhead Park for several weeks was removed as the Delphi Street Department went “above and beyond” with their response, allowing those utilizing the trail to continue freely. The department stated that...
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