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Indiana Dup15q Believe Walk set for Oct. 3 in Noblesville
Indiana families can gather at Dillon Park in Noblesville Oct. 3 for the second Indiana Dup15q Believe Walk. The walk raises awareness and funds for Dup15q syndrome, a rare genetic disorder associated with autism, intellectual disability, developmental delays and epilepsy.…
Fishers resident raises awareness about ovarian cancer
The American Cancer Society estimates that about 21,000 women in the United States are diagnosed annually with ovarian cancer – often referred to as the “silent killer” because most women aren’t diagnosed until later stages, largely because of the lack of routine or reliable…
Indianapolis Wind Symphony begins season with musical journey through America
The Indiana Wind Symphony’s new season embarks on a musical journey across the nation and includes local talent, as well. The season has eight performances from October to May 2027, starting at 4 p.m. Oct. 4 at the Payne & Mencias Palladium at Allied Solutions Center for the…
IU Health teams volunteer at Carmel’s Coxhall Gardens
Staff from Carmel & Fishers hospitals take part in ‘Days of Service’ Team members from IU Health North (Carmel) and IU Health Fishers gathered at Coxhall Gardens in Carmel on...
Girl Scout’s mural encourages Carmel community to give back
A new mural at the Carmel Lions Club encourages passersby to think about the role they can play in their communities. Created by Girl Scout Evelyn “EV” Sherman, the mural, “Service Upholds Community,” highlights key area landmarks and emphasizes inclusivity. “I hope (residents…
Carmel High School student combines chess, giving back
What started as a hobby for Nikhil Murugan in first grade has evolved into a passion that has led to coaching, tournament directing, nonprofit leadership and fundraising for the Carmel High School senior. Those efforts helped raise more than $5,100 this summer for the American…
Medical art: Former military doctor finds ‘artistic’ freedom in plastic surgery
Plastic surgery is an unexpected place to find artistic freedom, according to Zionsville resident and U.S. Air Force veteran Lt. Col. Dr. Brandon Specht. He first learned of the possibilities during a three-year residency at Cleveland Clinic, where he was introduced to plastic…
Pokémon, anyone?: Shiny Hunters of Noblesville prepares for worldwide event
What started as a family connecting over the game Pokémon GO has expanded into an organization that presents weekly, organized meetups and annual events for players of all ages in Noblesville. The nonprofit, Shiny Hunters of Noblesville, invites players of all backgrounds and…
Fishers teen serves as Colts ‘Coin Toss Captain’
Fishers native Colton Miller, 13, recently took the field at Lucas Oil Stadium during an Indianapolis Colts game as the “Coin Toss Captain,” walking to midfield just before kickoff and meeting players from both teams. Colton is a patient at Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital at…
Cabaret Latino in Plainfield promises to be ‘joyful spectacle’
“Cabaret Latino: Songs of the Americas” is coming to Hendricks Live! Oct. 3. The show is a 90-minute revue of music with roots from across North and South America. Dustin Klein, the event’s co-producer and pianist, said the production is more than a simple cabaret. “It’s really…
Athlete of the week: Westfield High School QB benefits from chemistry with receivers
For Westfield High School junior quarterback Cooper Melvin, the connection he has with his receiving group is key to his accuracy. “I’ve been throwing to these guys since I moved here in seventh grade,” he said. “So with that chemistry that (we’ve) built, I know where they are…
Athlete of the week: Brownsburg golfer has solid senior season
Brownsburg High School senior Josie Campbell knows her contributions to the girls golf team go beyond scoring. “I’ve shot in the 70s a lot but it’s more than shooting low scores,” she said. “It’s about leading my teammates in a good way and making sure I’m helpful to them as…