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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By: Leila Kheiry
The 7,500-seat Fishers Event Center was packed Dec. 6 as Indy Fuel fans cheered their team’s first home game of the season, and the first game at the new facility.Prior to the game’s start, team owner Jim Hallett and Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness carefully walked to the center of the slick ice to
Lennar Homes of Indiana is moving forward with plans for a 90-home development off Southeastern Parkway in Fishers. (Image courtesy of the City of Fishers)
Three price decreases and one cost increase for ongoing City of Lawrence utility projects were approved Nov. 26 by the city’s Utilities Board. In his report to the board, Utilities Superintendent Paul Wanner detailed each of the change orders up for approval. They were:A decrease of about $
Two brand-new City of Lawrence Police Department vehicles were declared surplus and authorized for disposal Dec. 12 because they had been set on fire in a Lafayette maintenance yard before they were ever used by police officers.
By: Leila Kheiry
Fishers Junior High School’s We The People team won first place in the state competition Dec. 10. (Photo courtesy of HSE)
By: Leila Kheiry
When the temperature drops and the sun sets well before 6 p.m., many humans face the winter by hunkering down inside warm homes with cozy blankets and a hot beverage. Indiana’s wild animals don’t have that option, though, and instead have found their own ways of managing the coldest months of the ye
A change to the City of Fishers’ noise ordinance was introduced Dec. 16 that would reduce the allowed decibel levels for various activities — a response in part to complaints about loud music coming from businesses close to residential neighborhoods.
Officials with Fall Creek Softball and Baseball asked the City of Lawrence Parks Board Dec. 11 to help their youth league continue to provide programs at Lawrence Community Park facilities off Franklin Road. Anthony Weathers, a Fall Creek Softball and Baseball board member and coach, said the leagu
Concerns about the City of Lawrence’s finances were again a topic of discussion during the Dec. 18 Lawrence Common Council meeting, with one councilor calling for a forensic audit of the city’s finances and another suggesting a lower limit on what the mayor’s administration can spend without council
The MSD of Lawrence Township Board of Education said farewell to Board President Wendy Muston, who chaired her last meeting Dec. 16 before stepping down. Muston, who has been the District 1 representative on the board for the past 12 years, did not seek reelection this year. Shaila Mulholland is th
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