Leila Kheiry is a Managing Editor for Current Publishing, focusing on local news in Fishers, Indiana. With a passion for community journalism, Leila covers a wide range of topics including local government, education, development, and human interest stories.
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Plans for a new, 14,000-square-foot child care facility on Cyntheanne Road north of Southeastern Parkway are moving forward following a favorable recommendation by the City of Fishers’ Plan Commission.
About three months after a vehicle hit their home that severed a gas line and triggered a fire, Carol and Phil Smith and their three pets are still living in temporary housing and dealing with insurance and construction woes on top of the pain of losing many personal belongings that held sentimental value.
By: Leila Kheiry
There’s something about sharing a meal that can turn strangers into friends. That concept played out during an October Indiana Humanities event that invited Hoosiers to six different restaurants throughout the state to eat a meal together and talk about the connections between food and community.
By: Leila Kheiry
Fishers Municipal Center Theater had a full house Nov. 11 for the city’s annual Veterans Day ceremony, featuring a presentation by “Invisible Generals” author Doug Melville. Melville’s grandfather and great-grandfather were the first two Black generals to serve in the U.S. military. He spoke about
By: Leila Kheiry
Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township teachers will receive a 4.5 percent salary increase in 2025 following a Nov. 11 vote by the MSDLT Board of Education.
By: Leila Kheiry
Hamilton Southeastern Schools board of trustees heard about an hour of public comment Nov. 13 from more than 20 people, all strongly opposed to a proposed innovation charter school partnership between HSE Schools and the international nonprofit Opportunity Education.
About four months after the federal Securities and Exchange Commission announced enforcement against Drive Planning investment firm, the receiver in charge of the firm’s assets has filed a liquidation plan for those assets, including the company’s partially built office space on 116th Street in Fish
Plans are in the works to develop the approximately 44-acre Balmoral House and estate off Allisonville Road into Balmoral Village, offering 66 single-family detached homes and 102 townhomes for purchase.
By: Leila Kheiry
A proposed innovation charter school that Hamilton Southeastern School officials had been working toward with international nonprofit Opportunity Education since August will not move forward after OI officials withdrew the application from consideration.
After hearing from numerous residents opposed to an event center at Oaklandon Road and 79th Street, the Lawrence Common Council voted unanimously Nov. 20 to reject a proposed rezone that would have allowed the addition of about 3.8 acres of wooded property to the planned business.
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