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Edward Redd primarily focuses on local events and community news, including education, health & wellbeing, and family & relationships in Fishers, Indiana. He often covers press releases and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Edward Redd
Two Carmel High School students want to inspire and empower their peers through their book, “Women of Color in STEM.” Authors Srinija Darapureddy and Jahnavi Avula chronicle the stories of notable women, past to present, who have made lasting impacts the fields of STEM. Both said they want to pursu
By: Edward Redd
Carmel High School sophomores Allison Shen and Jennifer Hu are on a journey to spread their love of mathematics to middle school students. Their new nonprofit, Infinity Squared, aims to show practical and enjoyable aspects of math that go beyond the classroom primarily by organizing interactive com
By: Edward Redd
The second Black Men in White Coats Youth Summit was conducted Oct. 28 at Lawrence Central High School, presented by Community Health Network. The event featured speakers, a panel discussion and hands-on activities for elementary and high school students, all designed to encourage minority youth to
Market research company SMARI marked its 40th anniversary Nov. 16 with a grand opening celebration of its new office space at 8701 E. 116th St., Suite 240, in Fishers. The grand opening started with a ribbon cutting, followed by remarks from company executives and office tours. Jim Ittenbach said
By: Edward Redd
With the holiday season in full swing, the Carmel Fire Department is committed to helping spread some joy. For 50 years, the Carmel Fire Auxiliary's Community Assistance Program has provided gifts and holiday meals to local families in need. CAP has served approximately 175 families each of the las
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Carmel High School seniors Jillian Rang and Maya Bhagwat recently organized and led a community walk to educate participants on issues affecting the White River. The Nov. 11 event at River Heritage Park on River Road in Carmel drew approximately 30 participants. The walk was the first event in the
By: Edward Redd
Local teens are getting opportunities to explore their creative side through Carmel Clay Public Library’s Teen Artist in Residence Program. After its grand reopening in October 2022, CCPL announced an array of new initiatives, including the Teen Artist in Residence Program, which launched the follo
By: Edward Redd
A new Estridge Homes design studio is now open for those looking to add a touch of style to their new dwelling. The homebuilding company at 645 W. Carmel Dr. celebrated the opening of Studio E with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Nov. 14. Guests browsed a selection of interior and exterior options and le
IU Health celebrated the mid-completion point of its major expansion at the Fishers hospital with a ceremony Dec. 1 that included the installation of a commemorative steel plate. Hospital staff and associates attended the ceremony at IU Health Saxony, 13000 E. 136th St. in Fishers. Team members sig
A new coffee shop specializing in healthy meals has opened in Lawrence. According to the owners, it has a diverse menu of food and beverages. On Jan 15, owners Erika Canul and Enrique Martinez celebrated the opening of 2E Lawrence Nutrition Place with a ribbon cutting at the store, 4721 N. Franklin
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