‘This is our Cheers’: Barley Island closing for good, leaving ‘family’ of regulars behind
Many customers had their first drink or date there . Several met their future husbands and wives at Barley Island. But the brewery is closing.
John Tuohy, Indianapolis Star
Primeval Brewing making a specialty beer for Nickel Plate Express trips
Primeval Brewing will partner with the Nickel Plate Express railroad to produce “Nickel Plate Light,” beer ,to be served on the train.
‘A new platform for communication’: Fishers entrepreneur launches tech start-up Spokenote
John Wechsler, founder of Launch Fishers and Indiana Internet of Things Lab, is thinking bigger. The starter-up of start-ups now has his own start-up.
Democrat to challenge Greg Garrison for Hamilton County prosecutor
The HamCo Democratic Party named five candidates for the November general election, including a challenger to Republican nominee for prosecutor.
Noblesville City Council vote sinks plan for gravel pit and lake at Potter’s Bridge Park
Noblesville City Council rejected a plan to dig a massive pit at Potter’s Bridge Park that would be filled as a lake.
100-plus affordable apartments planned in Noblesville. ‘Need for thousands more’ remains
Noblesville is adding more than 100 apartments to address a severe shortage of available homes for low-income residents but the shortage is massive
Fishers offering $46,000 for murals at Nickel Plate Trail
Fishers is calling on underground artists to leave their mark the Nickel Plate Trail tunnel downtown, as well as a building next to the greenway.
Hamilton County seeking parkland to meet growth. Here’s what’s been acquired
Hamilton County and its cities are acquiring parkland to keep up with the demands of growing population who want more recreational opportunities
HamCo parks has big plans for Potter’s Bridge Park if gravel pit gets OK. But it’s a big ‘if’
Hamilton County Parks and Recreation plans three miles of trails and other features at Potter’s Bridge Park if the Noblesville approves a gravel pit.
HamCo parks has big plans for Potter’s Bridge Park if gravel pit gets OK. But it’s a big ‘if’
Hamilton County Parks and Recreation plans three miles of trails and other features at Potter’s Bridge Park if the Noblesville approves a gravel pit.