Leila Kheiry

2 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Like many Hoosiers, Joe Ebling learned to play euchre from family members as he was growing up. The former Fishers resident and 2010 Hamilton Southeastern High School graduate, honed those skills playing with euchre leagues in Chicago, where he now lives. All that card playing paid off when Ebling and his euchre partner Matt Morsches took first place in the doubles tournament during the May 17-18 World Euchre Championship in New Glarus, Wisconsin.

4 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

The Nickel Plate District Amphitheater in downtown Fishers has been growing as a live-music destination for the past several years, and 2025 is no exception. The venue will host its usual variety of free Tuesday concerts, along with seven ticketed concerts — more than double what was offered last season.

5 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

A kaleidoscope of images and music transports visitors to The Lume at Newfields to the world and culture of Indigenous Australians through the museum’s new immersive exhibit, “Connection: Land, Water, Sky,” featuring work by contemporary visual and audio artists who celebrate their history, but with a modern take. Entering The Lume can be a dizzying experience, especially at first.

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Using crash data, surveys and public meetings, the City of Fishers has completed a Safe Streets and Trails action plan that provides a framework to meet the city’s goal of reducing and eventually eliminating traffic injuries and deaths in the community. The plan, presented May 29 to the city’s Board of Public Works and Safety, was approved by the board, a move that allows the city to move forward with grant requests to help implement strategies in the plan.

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Fishers resident Trey Williams, 18, will face charges in adult court following a May 30 ruling by a Hamilton County magistrate. Magistrate Valorie Hahn listened to three hours of testimony and arguments the previous day about whether Williams, who was 17 at the time of a fatal March 1 vehicle crash, should be waived into adult court. Witnesses included crash scene investigators, a juvenile probation officer and a psychologist hired by the defendant’s family.