Fishers’ Shelby Malaterre’s diet is stuck in the Paleolithic era, and he thinks yours should be too Shelby Malaterre is going old-school. The 30-year-old Fishers resident has since Jan. 1 kept strictly to the Paleolithic diet – also referred to as the “cavemen diet” or simply “Paleo” – cutting out grains, dairies and other foods of the modern age. In [...]
Hamilton County currently has 191,852 registered voters. Of them, only 24.63 percent (47,250 people) cast ballots during the May 8 primary election. While voter turnout was low, Hamilton County Election Administrator Kathy Richardson said it was higher than last year’s municipal primary election of 14.62 percent. “I’m disappointed in the turnout,” said Richardson. “I don’t understand.” This year’s turnout was [...]
The partial Quonset hut roof on126th streetis no longer a symbol of the Hummer dealership. Today it sits on top of the new Lockhart Cadillac dealership. The pre-owned dealership celebrated its grand opening April 24. After 37 years of business, the Lockhart dealership is closing the doors on its Keystone location, although service bays and the office will remain open [...]
ORIGINAL BASEMENT: This home located in the Woods at Grey Eagle subdivision in Fishers was built as a custom spec home in 2005 and the homeowners moved in during 2006. According to the owners, “Although the basement was fairly nicely finished, we still wanted it more customized to our family’s needs. It was an alternative to moving – we took [...]
Mudsock Books’ owner Cindy Rushton talks about owning a small bookstore in the age of Amazon Four years ago, Cindy Rushton made a risky decision: She opened a small, independent bookstore along 116th Street in Fishers. Now located at11850 Allisonville Rd., Mudsock Books & Curiosity Shoppe is favored by loyal customers and local authors alike. And Rushton, a 35-year Fishers [...]
Construction of a highway takes place in front of 145 S. Union St., where the Westfield Fire Station and Town Hall once stood. The location is now home to the Westfield Washington Museum. (Photo by Robert Herrington). If you have a historic photo that can be included as part of Now & Then, please contact Robert Herrington at robert@yoaurecurrent.com. Photos, [...]
Riverview Hospital Foundation recently held its eighth annual Women of Vision luncheon at Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel in Carmel. Attendees learned about the services, programs and equipment offered at Riverview and how they can help the county hospital. The program featured a keynote address from author Kathy McHugh and the announcement of the 2012 Women’s Retreat destination, Women’s Impact Award [...]
Shaelin McCormick, a freshman at Fishers High School, was selected last month to be a member of the Bands of America Honor Band in the 2013 Tournament of Roses Parade. The daughter of Kris and Scott McCormick, McCormick was selected from among hundreds of applicants across the nation to be a member of the 325-piece band. Her band directors are [...]
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With all 203 precincts reported, here are the Hamilton County results of the 2012 Primary Election: LOCAL RACES State Rep. District 24 Steven Braun – 66.10% (3560 votes) Mindi Fisher McMillan – 33.90% (1826 votes) State Rep. District 29 Steven R. Powell – 27.83% (2438 votes) Kathy Kreag Richardson – 72.17% (6322 votes) State Rep. District 37 Debbie [...]
Hamilton County currently has 191,852 registered voters. Of them, only 24.63 percent (47,250 people) cast ballots during the May 8 primary election. While voter turnout was low, Hamilton County Election Administrator Kathy Richardson said it was higher than last year’s municipal primary election of 14.62 percent. “I’m disappointed in the turnout,” said Richardson. “I don’t understand.” This year’s turnout was [...]
Fishers’ Shelby Malaterre’s diet is stuck in the Paleolithic era, and he thinks yours should be too Shelby Malaterre is going old-school. The 30-year-old Fishers resident has since Jan. 1 kept strictly to the Paleolithic diet – also referred to as the “cavemen diet” or simply “Paleo” – cutting out grains, dairies and other foods of the modern age. In [...]
Spring break is behind us and warm weather is just around the corner. Summer brings with it the most major of childhood milestones: high school graduation. Tassels will be moved, caps will be flung and cake will be cut. Yet after the celebrations wind down, what’s next? The answer for most area seniors is continuing education. In fact, the Hamilton [...]
Oh. My. Lord. I cannot believe I had to go back to the dentist! You may recall from an earlier article that I have an irrational fear of dentistry grounded in childhood trauma and a general lack of narcotics and was trying desperately to postpone an appointment to have two cavities filled. Inspired by the bravery of my 10-year-old son, [...]
During the past nine years, I have given out more than 250 copies of my favorite book, “The Success Principles” by success coach and author Jack Canfield. Last week, I was blessed to spend a week with Jack, his staff and entrepreneurs from around the world. It was a great opportunity to learn new strategies for getting clear about what’s [...]
ORIGINAL BASEMENT: This home located in the Woods at Grey Eagle subdivision in Fishers was built as a custom spec home in 2005 and the homeowners moved in during 2006. According to the owners, “Although the basement was fairly nicely finished, we still wanted it more customized to our family’s needs. It was an alternative to moving – we took [...]
