Shake Shack coming to Fishers
Last March, it was announced that Shake Shack would be coming to Indianapolis International Airport.
ClearObject founder joins venture capital fund
The founder and chief executive officer of Fishers-based ClearObject is moving to a new role.
HC Tavern + Kitchen to open in Fishers
The parent company of St. Elmo Steak House, Harry & Izzy’s and Burger Study is slated to open The HC Tavern + Kitchen in Fishers next week. Huse Culinary says the new two-story American-grill will feature a unique menu and can hold up to 280 people.
STEAM competition encourages Fishers students to join workforce
Duke Energy Foundation and Power Engineers gave Fishers High school a grant to host a STEAM (Science Technology Art and Math) competition to encourage students to enter the workforce.
Fishers unveils age-friendly action plan
Fishers has finished its Age-Friendly Fishers Action Plan after a near two-year process. Fishers became the first Indiana community to join AARP's Network of Age-Friendly Communities in 2018 and was tasked with creating a three-year action plan...
2 men freed after trench collapses on Arcadia street
Fire departments from Noblesville, Westfield, Fishers and elsewhere assisted with the rescue.
Record year for First Internet Bank
Fishers-based First Internet Bancorp (Nasdaq: INBK) is reporting record full-year net income of $25.2 million, up from $21.9 million the previous year.
Comfort food coming to The Yard at Fishers District
Fishers Test Kitchen and Sun King Brewing are announcing the newest addition to The Yard at Fishers District. Indianapolis’ King Dough Pizza owners Adam and Alicia Sweet will offer southern comfort food including like fried chicken and root beer braised pork at Natural State Provisions.
Fishers offering reimbursement for fencing, shrubs along Nickel Plate Trail
Each single-family home on property adjacent to the Nickel Plate Trail is eligible to apply for up to $2,000 in grant money for screening, privacy or buffering improvements.
Family aims to debunk blood donation myths within African American community
The Versiti Blood Center of Indiana says they need 550 people daily to meet patient needs.