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Ready to play: Phase 1 improvements completed for Simon Moon Park in Westfield

2 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

There’s a new way to play at Simon Moon Park in Westfield. The Westfield Department of Parks and Recreation celebrated the completion of Phase 1 of the $6.8 million expansion of the park at 171st Street, next to Westfield City Services Center, with a ribbon cutting June 3. Phase 1 upgrades include a reshaped pond, a new boardwalk and bridge, redesign of the sledding hill and an expanded parking lot.
An enchanting evening: Noblesville Main Street’s Magic of the Square returns

2 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Jessica Todd

Noblesville Main Street’s fourth annual Magic of the Square event returns to downtown Noblesville from 5 to 9 p.m. June 20. And this year, there will be more to see and do. NMS Executive Director Kate Baker said the event, presented in partnership with Nickel Plate Heritage Railroad, Noblesville Parks & Recreation and the Noblesville Mill Top Banquet and Conference Center, will feature a carnival, live music, street magicians and a makers market, among other attractions.
Zionsville launches ‘Love for Lincoln’ campaign

2 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

The Town of Zionsville and the Zionsville Department of Parks and Recreation recently launched the “Love for Lincoln” campaign — a collaborative initiative between the town and the community to celebrate the legacy of Lincoln Park while raising funds for upcoming renovations.
Noblesville Common Council approves two residential developments

3 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Jessica Todd

The Noblesville Common Council approved two residential developments at its June 10 meeting. Developer M/I Homes first introduced the developments, Bending Branch and MontClaire, to the council during its April 15 meeting. The Noblesville Plan Commission voted 9-1 at its May 19 meeting to recommend approval. M/I Homes Director of Land Acquisition Jonathan Isaacs said the goal is for construction to start by the end of the year. “We’re excited about these two.
Westfield couple provides eye care to children in Africa

5 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

A Westfield couple recently returned from a 10-day trip to Africa to provide eye care for children at risk of being enslaved. Dr. Kennedy Neukam and Dr. Tyler Penny are optometrists who practice in Hamilton County. Neukam specializes in pediatric optometry at Little Eyes Pediatric Eye Care in Carmel and Fishers, while Penny practices at VisionWorks in Carmel. The couple embarked on a medical mission March 21-31 in Ghana.
Creative collective: Art IN Hand celebrates 25 years in Zionsville

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

Art is everywhere in Indiana. That’s the common thread among the 24 artists at Art IN Hand in Zionsville, a cooperative of artists who practice a variety of mediums and display their works at the Art IN Hand gallery in the Village. Artists display and sell original paintings, photography, pottery, glass, wood, fiber and jewelry. Art IN Hand celebrates its 25th anniversary this year. Artists held their first show at a home in Zionsville in 1999.
Gourmet treats are traditional recipe, with a twist

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

When Ouassila “Marie” Kaced of Carmel sets up her booth each week at the farmers market in Westfield, she sells more than the average cookie. Kaced’s home-based business — O’lmond’s Gourmet Treats — sells pastries made from a family recipe passed down from her great-grandmother and deeply rooted in her family’s Algerian and European background. The treats are gluten- and dye-free and have become a favorite at the market. Kaced said her treats — while called cookies — are not traditional cookies.
HATCH Fest returns June 14

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Jessica Todd

Noblesville Creates, a nonprofit that cultivates arts resources in the community, will present its annual HATCH Fest from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. June 14 on the downtown square in Noblesville. Noblesville Creates Executive Director Ailithir McGill expects it to be a record year for participating vendors. “This year, we’ll be closing the Logan Street bridge to give us more space for vendors,” McGill said.
Beneficiaries named for annual mayoral event

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Jessica Todd

Several local organizations will benefit from Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen’s annual Summer Soirée at 6 p.m. July 11 at the Embassy Suites in Noblesville. The Noblesville Community Foundation, founded in 2020 by Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen and his wife, Julie Jensen, presents the annual event to benefit local nonprofits. Each year, new beneficiaries are selected, along with three legacy beneficiaries. To date, the event has raised more than $625,000.
New law strengthens protections for abuse victims

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

After three legislative sessions, Indiana District 25 State Rep. Becky Cash (R-Zionsville) said Indiana finally has a law that firms up protections for children who are the victims of abuse. But, she said, there’s still work to do. House Bill 1412, authored by Cash, was signed into law by Gov. Mike Braun May 1. The law allows police to determine if an institution, school, facility, organization or agency knew of alleged abuse of a child and failed to report it.