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The House of Style: A&B Farmhouse offers curated décor and a Personal Touch

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Melissa Gibson

When Andy Stone would have friends over for dinner or game night, it wasn’t uncommon for guests to ask him where he bought a specific lamp or where he found that beautiful rug. They loved the décor in Stone’s home, and his lifelong passion for finding the perfect thing for his home gave him an idea. “I wanted to create a store that felt like a home. I really had a vision of what it could be and wanted to create an experience for customers,” Stone said.
Switch-Rite Simplifies Lighting

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Melissa Gibson

Header image by Robert JonesIf you’ve ever stayed in an Airbnb or VRBO rental, you’ve likely spent several minutes figuring out the lights — which switch goes to which room or lighting source. In homes with open floor plans, it’s not uncommon to see four or five switches to control three connecting rooms. In the past, we’d break out the masking tape and mark which switch worked for what, right? Tom Cox and his son, Chris, have an alternative for this.
Student Spotlight: Vaibhav Patel

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Renee Larr

At Noblesville High School, senior Vaibhav Patel has built an impressive leadership, community service, and academic excellence legacy. As one of only two students from Noblesville to receive the prestigious Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship, Patel had an incredible opportunity ahead of him—one he ultimately declined to pursue his dream school, Johns Hopkins University, where he received a full-ride scholarship. Patel’s academic career is a testament to his dedication and excellence.
School Spotlight: Westfield Washington Schools Appoint New Superintendent

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Melissa Gibson

Sponsored by Blades Audio VideoEarlier this year, with the announcement of Westfield Washington Schools Superintendent Paul Kaiser’s retirement, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction Dr. John Atha was appointed to the position, officially starting July 1, 2025.
Westfield Plant Shop Blends Nature and Community in New Six-Acre Space

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Melissa Gibson

Photos by Robert JonesAngela Gapinski is a fourth-generation gardener. She grew up in the greenhouse industry, and her family owns Heartland Growers in Westfield. It’s safe to say tending to plants is in her blood but has always been her passion, too. As an adult, Gapinski opened two stores: Root 31, a plant shop, and Remedy, a gift shop. Though both have been open for business for six years, last summer Gapinski snagged her dream location and recently moved.
Summer Concert Time

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Melissa Gibson

We’ve seen the success of Rock the Ruins at Holliday Park and other outdoor concert series. Many communities have made a tradition of packing up the lawn chairs or blankets and enjoying an evening with live music at a park throughout the year. This summer, Broad Ripple Park will bring something similar to residents and visitors. Forty5, in partnership with Indy Parks, will launch a pilot live music series, making Broad Ripple a destination for arts, community and entertainment.
Student Spotlight Smilo Toothbrushes

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Renee Larr

Sponsored by Wittler OrthodonticsWhile most high school sophomores are juggling schoolwork and extracurriculars, Westfield High School students Rayan Elbanhawy and Ritvik Bhatia are doing all that while simultaneously launching an oral health care tech startup. Their company, Smilo, is the result of a semester-long entrepreneurship class that challenges students to design and build a business from scratch.
Meet the New Fishers Fire Chief

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Renee Larr

After more than two decades of service, Ky Ragsdale, a firefighter since 2002, was recently appointed by Mayor Fadness as chief of the Fishers Fire and Emergency Services Department. His extensive professional experience makes him a trusted leader in his new role. Additionally, he has a personal connection to the community, having lived in Fishers since 2000 with his wife, Donna, and son, Cole. Family influenced Ragsdale’s path to fire service — his grandfather and father served as fire chiefs.
Alsace Winemaker Anne Trimbach Brings Centuries of Heritage to Indianapolis

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Renee Larr

In the world of wine, few names carry the depth of heritage and prestige like Trimbach. Nestled in Alsace, France, the Trimbach family has cultivated vineyards and crafted exceptional wines since 1626. Now in its 13th generation, the family-owned winery is approaching an extraordinary milestone: its 400th anniversary in 2026. But before the celebrations begin in France, Anne Trimbach, one of the current faces of the winery, will make a special and rare visit to Indiana this month.
Bobby Allen Becomes the New Hamilton Southeastern Boys Basketball Coach

2 weeks ago | townepost.com | Renee Larr

When Bobby Allen accepted the head coaching position for the Hamilton Southeastern High School boys basketball team, it wasn’t just a career move but a homecoming. A longtime Fishers resident and seasoned coach, Allen steps into the role with a deep sense of purpose, community pride and a drive to elevate the program both on and off the court. Allen officially takes the reins full-time in June, following the conclusion of his final semester teaching English at Guerin Catholic High School.