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Zoomies and beer: Dog park and bar coming to Westfield
Dog lovers in Hamilton County will soon have a new place where they can eat, drink and hang out with their pets. Construction on Crate Escapes, a dog park and bar, began with a groundbreaking ceremony Thursday evening. The business will be located at 18595 Carousel Lane, just south of...
An Indiana Town is the Circus Capital of the World – Here’s Why to Visit in July
Indiana is home to an amateur circus. Every year they host a big festival full of performances for the public, and you're invited!. The small Indiana town of Peru has a population of less than 12,000 people, yet it is known as the Circus Capital of the World! It is also home to the Peru Amateur Circus and the Circus City Festival. For decades, this has been a Hoosier tradition.
Track Indiana Local Crime with This Hidden App Feature
Crime is something we all tend to monitor heavily, regardless of our daily intake of news. Now that I'm a married homeowner, I too tend to monitor crime in my area much more closely than I did previously. If there is a break-in around my neighborhood, I certainly want to know about it, so I can avoid any future conversations with my insurance company. Additionally, when it comes to higher-level crimes such as assault, I also want to stay in the know to better protect those living in my house. Recently, I found a pretty cool tool to do just that.
One Indiana Cemetery is Home to a Unique Sight A Castle Mausoleum
Now this is a final resting place that is fit for a king. Crown Hill Cemetery in Indianapolis is the largest cemetery in the state of Indiana. Many notable people have been laid to rest in Crown Hill Cemetery over the years. According to Indiana.Gov Crown Hill is the only cemetery in Indiana that is on the National Register of Historic Places.
Indiana DNR Offers Water Safety Tips Just in Time for Summer
Before you head out on the water this summery, the Indiana Department of Natural Resources has recommendations to help ensure you are prepared. Indiana Conservation Officers & the Indiana DNR are emphasizing the importance of water safety for Hoosiers during the summer season. Captain Jet Quillen from the DNR's Division of Law Enforcement urges all residents to be aware of the potential dangers associated with water activities. Here are some essential safety tips to keep in mind:
Tens of thousands without power after severe weather in Kentucky, Indiana
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — A quick line of severe weather barreled through Kentucky and southern Indiana early Sunday afternoon leaving one person dead and tens of thousands without power. Emergency management officials from across the WHAS viewing area have reported downed trees and downed powerlines from 65-75 mph winds. More...
Here’s How Bad Indiana People are Handling New Year’s Resolutions
We are almost halfway through 2024, which makes now the perfect time to check in on how well Hoosiers are doing with their New Year's resolutions. Over the last two years, I've decided to steer clear of making any New Year's resolutions. Why? Because I know for a fact that I won't stick with it. In 2021, I committed to losing 100 pounds but was only able to drop about half that. Perhaps it's never too late to kick-start an old goal. Either way, I'm not alone, because most Hoosiers in 2024 have already said goodbye to their new-year goals as well.
This Indiana City is the Fifth Most Affordable Place to Live in the U.S.
When it comes to finding a place to settle down, there are a number of factors to consider. For me, I wanted to find a place with plenty of restaurants, fishing holes, and rural land. I was fortunate enough to find an area like this near my hometown, but you may have other things in mind that you'd like around your home. Regardless of how mine and your preferred amenities may differ, I think we both can agree that finding someplace affordable is certainly a box to check on the moving list.
Holcomb, Eli Lilly announce additional $5.3 billion investment in LEAP
Gov. Eric Holcomb joined Eli Lilly and company Chair and CEO David A. Ricks Friday to announce Lilly’s plans to more than double its investment at the LEAP Research and Innovation District in Lebanon. The new $5.3 billion expansion brings Lilly’s total LEAP investment to $9 billion and will enhance the company’s capacity to manufacture […] The post Holcomb, Eli Lilly announce additional $5.3 billion investment in LEAP appeared first on Indiana Capital Chronicle.
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