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Carmel reworking plans for proposed food hall along Monon

2 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

City of Carmel officials are reworking plans for a food hall concept proposed on the east side of the Monon Greenway north of City Center Drive. At the April 21 Carmel City Council meeting, Councilor Ryan Locke asked city staff for an update on the project known as The Union, which was also set to include apartments, office space and a parking garage.
Carmel considering cap on rental properties

2 days ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

The Carmel City Council is considering an ordinance that would cap the number of rental homes in the city and require many property owners to obtain a permit before renting out a home. City councilor Rich Taylor said corporate entities are purchasing a growing number of homes in Carmel and elsewhere, making it more difficult for individuals and families to become homeowners. “We are trying to be proactive.
Veterans Park proposed near Carmel VFW • Current Publishing

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

The City of Carmel is considering a proposal to develop a park honoring veterans on a site previously designated for a mixed-use development. The 4.4-acre parcel east of Old Meridian Street and north of the VFW Post 10003 was set to be developed as Old Meridian Apartments, but the public-private partnership between Cross Development and the Carmel Redevelopment Commission fell through after trees had been cleared from the site. So, city leaders began looking for a new use.
Fishers mayor ready to adjust to new state tax bill

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Following a late-night signature by Indiana Gov. Mike Braun, the new state tax bill, Senate Bill 1, was officially approved April 15. City of Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness said his office has been paying close attention to the legislation and he believes the resulting bill is “manageable” for the city’s future finances. The local government finance bill will lower property taxes through tax credits and by limiting how much communities can raise through property taxes.
Indiana Mad Ants rebrand as Noblesville Boom

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Jessica Todd

The Indiana Pacers’ G League team has a new name as well as a new home. On April 15, Pacers officials announced that the team formerly known as the Indiana Mad Ants will be known as the Noblesville Boom when it relocates for the 2025-26 season. The Boom will play their home games at the Arena at Innovation Mile in Noblesville.
Westfield secures properties for Jersey Street revitalization

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Marney Simon

The April 7 meeting of the Westfield Board of Public Works and Safety lasted only five minutes. But action taken cleared the way for the city’s next phase of downtown revitalization. The board approved documents related to agreed findings and judgement for two properties on Jersey Street. The properties were acquired by the city for a combined cost of $1.62 million following initiation of eminent domain actions, with final agreements approved by the city and the property owners.
Fishers fourth-grader wins regional science fair prize

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Nine-year-old Aamina Ahmed, a fourth-grader at Eman Schools in Fishers, recently won the elementary division at the Central Indiana Regional Science and Engineering Fair, hosted at Marian University in Indianapolis. Ahmed’s project, titled “Gummy Bear Osmosis,” was inspired by her love for the colorful candy. “I really like gummy bears and I think they’re cute,” she said.
Prevail to hold annual fashion show

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Jessica Todd

Prevail, a Noblesville-based nonprofit that advocates for victims of crime and abuse on their path to healing, will host its annual Spring Fashion Show at 10 a.m. May 9 at Ritz Charles in Carmel, 12156 N. Meridian St.“Prevail is such an important and necessary part of our community,” Prevail board member Christi Crosser said.
Family, friends plan rally for Mason Alexander

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Leila Kheiry

Family and friends of former Hamilton Southeastern High School student-athlete Mason Alexander, who died in a March 1 vehicle accident in Fishers, are planning a rally in hopes of getting answers about the accident, which is still under investigation by the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office.
‘A miracle’ tornado missed Carmel 120-year-old house

1 week ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

As Kay Myers sheltered from a tornado April 2 in the basement of her 120-year-old home in northeast Carmel, the unsettling sounds coming from above made her wonder what kind of damage to expect when the storm had passed. “We came up and started looking out the kitchen window, and we really didn’t see too much,” Myers said.