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Carmel Nation Never Tires of Winning Championships
0I asked a friend and avid Carmel fan with ties to the athletic program this question: Do Carmel fans ever get tired of winning? I asked that question after second-year coach Scott Heady led the Greyhounds to the Class 4A state basketball championship this past season at Bankers Life Fieldhouse. I asked that question because at times they win so much and so often that not everyone always seems all that excited. Maybe it’s because [...]
Ready, Set, Pour! The Annual Lemonade Day
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The annual and much anticipated Lemonade Day of Greater Indianapolis is scheduled for Saturday, May 19. So if you haven’t already, get signed up, get your Lemonade Day backpack and start building your lemonade stand! For one local youth, Brady Fischer, 8, of Carmel, it was a no-brainer – he’s all signed up and ready to pour! Two years ago, Brady came in 3rd place for ‘best business’ with a total profit of about $250 [...]
Lindner Learning Center: To the Stars Through Difficulties
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Lindner Learning Center has served the community for over 20 years as a 1-to-1 ratio learning center and school for non-traditional learners. The students at the learning center span from elementary school age to adults in need of study skills, academic support, and specific strategic intervention for dyslexia, A.D.D., NVLD, comprehension weaknesses, Asperger’s syndrome, and other learning differences. What makes Lindner Learning Center methods successful? Assistant Director, Erin Lindner Uber, explains the formula: “We are [...]
Thermography of Indianapolis: Finding Thermal Abnormalities in the Body
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The world of medicine, which is supported by the wonders of specialized imagery, is moving toward what might be the difference in discovering a disease well before it has advanced to life threatening situations. Abby Appelt was a woman diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue/Fibromyalgia Syndromes. She went from doctor to doctor, undergoing multiple examinations, tests, blood draws and consultations. With no results or improvement in her condition, she found herself spending 95% of her time in [...]
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Thermography of Indianapolis: Finding Thermal Abnormalities in the Body0
The world of medicine, which is supported by the wonders of specialized imagery, is moving toward what might be the difference in discovering a disease [...]
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Invest in Your Nest: Full Steam Ahead0
Sometimes a simple repair can lead to a full remodeling job, as in the case of my own guest bathroom, which doubles as a steam [...]
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Making Baby Sleepers a Zip0
Have you ever had to change a diaper at three o’clock in the morning? You have one eye open, your baby is fussing, and you’re [...]
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Divvy it Out – Small Plates, Big Impression0
Good things come in small packages…and that is the absolute truth at the new, innovative and fun Divvy restaurant in Carmel, where small plates to [...]
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Carmel’s Winter Market0
A tasty summer tradition continues with Carmel’s first Winter Market featuring 21 vendors offering a kaleidoscope of vegetables, fruits, meats, teas and treats. Multiple suggestions [...]
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Something Sweet Even for Valentine Cynics0
Valentine’s Days is a holiday that divides people into one of three categories: hopeless romantics who go all out, cynical skeptics who refuse to participate [...]
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Carmel Nation Never Tires of Winning Championships0
I asked a friend and avid Carmel fan with ties to the athletic program this question: Do Carmel fans ever get tired of winning? I [...]
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Ready, Set, Pour! The Annual Lemonade Day1
The annual and much anticipated Lemonade Day of Greater Indianapolis is scheduled for Saturday, May 19. So if you haven’t already, get signed up, get [...]
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Lindner Learning Center: To the Stars Through Difficulties0
Lindner Learning Center has served the community for over 20 years as a 1-to-1 ratio learning center and school for non-traditional learners. The students at [...]
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Invest in Your Nest: Full Steam Ahead0
Sometimes a simple repair can lead to a full remodeling job, as in the case of my own guest bathroom, which doubles as a steam [...]
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Making Baby Sleepers a Zip0
Have you ever had to change a diaper at three o’clock in the morning? You have one eye open, your baby is fussing, and you’re [...]
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Theracare Outpatient Therapy Services: Helping Children at Risk from Falling Through the Cracks0
Being a parent is an awesome responsibility. It would be wonderful if there was one book that contained all the answers to countless questions that [...]
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Ready, Set, Pour! The Annual Lemonade Day1
The annual and much anticipated Lemonade Day of Greater Indianapolis is scheduled for Saturday, May 19. So if you haven’t already, get signed up, get [...]
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Carmel to Get “Chopped”0
Tantalize your taste buds as Carmel native, Ted Allen, dishes up his new cookbook featuring amazing and colorful recipes complete with mouth-watering photos brought to [...]
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Carmel High School Basketball Players Receive Kiwanis/Pacers Scholarship0
Carmel residents Austin Kyker (fourth, right), a senior at Park Tudor High School and Daniel Wagner (second, right), a senior at Bishop Chatard High School [...]
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Road to the LPGA Stops in Local Pro’s Backyard0
Give an 8-year old a golf club and a little white ball, and you never know what might happen when she tees it up. In [...]
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Divvy it Out – Small Plates, Big Impression0
Good things come in small packages…and that is the absolute truth at the new, innovative and fun Divvy restaurant in Carmel, where small plates to [...]
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Carmel Caddie Breaks Par and Earns Scholarship0
Like a typical little brother, Jackson Schuette followed in the footsteps of his older sibling, Jordan, when he signed up for the caddy program at [...]
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A Man on a Mission: Peter Beering0
On a visit to a medical mission in the mountains of Boquete, Panama, Carmel resident Peter Beering was impassioned by the poorest of the poor, [...]
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Thank You from Orchard Park Elementary0
On behalf of the families of Orchard Park Elementary, thank you to our vendors, sponsors, auction & raffle donors, and the 500+ guests who chose [...]
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Carmel to Get “Chopped”0
Tantalize your taste buds as Carmel native, Ted Allen, dishes up his new cookbook featuring amazing and colorful recipes complete with mouth-watering photos brought to [...]
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Going Big with a Little0
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana (Big Brothers Big Sisters) has been matching mentors with children for forty years now. Although Big Brothers [...]
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A Spot of Tea and a Valentine Treat0
Valentine’s day may be a celebration of romance, but a true love in a teacup, a tray full of treats sprinkled with a bit of [...]
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Building a Bridge to China: Guanxi0
Albert Chen is no stranger to building concrete Guanxi (Gwan-chee) in business and in life, and he believes education is the mortar that bonds relationships. [...]
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Teaming Up for a Super Cure0
“You have cancer.” When Traci Runge heard those paralyzing words, they sounded like a death sentence. Having no family history of cancer, it didn’t make [...]
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CHS Lifeguard Training Class Trains Students for Area Pool/Waterpark Jobs0
Each year, over 75 students participate in the Lifeguard Training class at Carmel High School (CHS). Most of these students are preparing and anticipating working [...]
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Creekside Middle School Offers Support to Autistic Children0
When Creekside Middle School received a year-long Office of Special Education Program (OSEP) grant to assist students with autism, Jeanne Meredith, Special Education Department Chair, [...]
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Recipe: Roasted Sweet Potato Coins0
Sweet potatoes represent an excellent choice for a side dish to any of your favorite entrees. These naturally sweet tasting vegetables are high in beta-carotene, [...]
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Cancer Brings Questions, Few Answers1
This past weekend my family and several friends participated in the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure. Over 40,000 people participated in the event, [...]
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Wigging Out0
When I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I immediately began reading almost everything I could get my hands on about the disease. Cancer medical books, [...]
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Divvy it Out – Small Plates, Big Impression
Good things come in small packages…and that is the absolute truth at the new, innovative and fun Divvy restaurant in Carmel, where small plates to [...]
Follow Your Energy Flow to Find Your True You
Who are you? Are you truly who you are meant to be? Are you living your life fully, in the moment, fulfilling your purpose? These [...]
David McIntosh: A Candidate for the Republican 5th District
With the November elections just around the corner, I started thinking about who most of us would choose as their favorite president? In my journey [...]
A Brief Apology
I recently spent an hour in another man’s underwear. Telling the story of how I took a complete stranger’s briefs may help me locate the [...]
Jumping Up and Down in Fishers
A new Fishers franchise has customers jumping up and down. Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park just off of 121st and Cumberland Road (10080 E. 121st [...]
Ghosts & Goblins Haunt the Streets of Carmel’s Arts & Design District
A few ghosts, some super heros, a couple of bag ladies, zombies and princesses, pounded the pavement of Carmel’s Arts & Design District Saturday during [...]
