Leila Kheiry

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A compounding pharmacy that has been based in California is moving to Fishers to take over the former Juno Lighting building on Exit 5 Parkway. Megan Baumgartner is the economic development director for the City of Fishers. She told the Fishers City Council June 16 that 1Eleven owners, who originally are from Indiana, want to relocate the San Diego-based compounding pharmacy and eventually expand its services. “They specialize in compounding peptides,” she said.

2 weeks ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Three former Indiana governors — including one former U.S. vice president — sat down for a discussion about public service and leadership in front of a packed OneZone Chamber luncheon June 12 at the Embassy Suites by Hilton conference center in Noblesville. Gov. Mitch Daniels, governor from 2004 to 2012; Vice President Mike Pence, elected governor in 2012 and vice president in 2016; and Gov.

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City of Lawrence Controller Humphrey Nagila has submitted his resignation effective July 31, according to an announcement from Mayor Deb Whitfield’s office. Nagila, who served as assistant controller during the previous administration, was promoted to lead the city’s finance department by Whitfield shortly after she took office in early 2024. He faced strong criticism throughout his approximately 1.5 years in the position, particularly during the city’s 2025 budget process.

2 weeks ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Exactly one year after breaking ground on the new Pete & Alice Dye Indiana Golf Center at The Fort Golf Resort, center officials cut the ceremonial ribbon and opened the doors June 5, offering guests a first look at the 13,000 square foot headquarters that also houses a hall of fame celebrating Hoosier golfers. Before the ribbon cutting and tour, a brief ceremony at The Garrison conference center next door highlighted the importance of the new facility.

2 weeks ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

The annual Spark!Fishers weeklong community festival returns June 24 through 28 in downtown Fishers, with special events scheduled each day, culminating with a street fair and parade. Allison Kaser, assistant director of Fishers Parks and Recreation, is coordinating this year’s festival, which kicks off with a free concert June 24 at the downtown Nickel Plate District Amphitheater.