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Jesse Jones, a board-certified pediatric nurse practitioner, launched HeroHouse Pediatrics in August to offer easy-to-schedule online visits for general and behavioral pediatric care across Indiana. The subscription service charges $30 per month per child for general care and $55 per month for behavioral health.
Sep 12, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Current Publishing reported Sept. 12, 2026 that Community Health Network recently opened a Hereditary Hematologic Malignancy Clinic at Community Health Network MD Anderson Cancer Center – North. The article says the clinic, led by Dr. Zachary Wolfe, is the first Indiana health system to offer specialized evaluation and testing for inherited blood-cancer risk.
Sep 12, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Current Publishing reports that Jenna Burd, a 22-year-old 2026 Butler graduate and Carmel entrepreneur, became the first person to participate in Orr Fellowship while running her own Orr partner company, Yalla Solutions. Burd also helped launch the Orr Fellowship Foundry, which held its first cohort in August 2026; applications for the 2027 cohort close Sept. 25, 2026.
Sep 11, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Ryan Fireprotection announced a planned $25 million expansion of its Noblesville headquarters — a project called HQ2 that would add a warehouse, new office space and an outdoor supply yard on land immediately north of its existing facility, Mayor Chris Jensen said Sept. 10.
Sep 11, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →The American Piano Awards announced a free kickoff concert set for September 19, 2026 at the Madam Walker Legacy Center in Indianapolis; doors open at 2:30 p.m. and the program runs 3:30–4:45 p.m., with free tickets via pianoawards.org/tickets. The biennial competition will bring finalists to Indianapolis Oct.–Feb., and the winner gets a $200,000 package including a University of Indianapolis residency.
Sep 11, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Thompson Thrift Residential has proposed a 179-unit, $45 million apartment complex on a Zionsville parcel in an existing tax-increment financing district. The redevelopment commission voted Aug. 25 to advance the plan; the project still must be reviewed by the Plan Commission, Economic Development Corp. and Town Council.
Sep 11, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Advancing Westfield Foundation granted $499,000 to 22 organizations serving Westfield, backing health care, youth programming and senior services. The awards were funded by proceeds from the Mayor’s Grand Gala held in early May.
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →During its company conference, Fishers-based Round Room and employee volunteers, working with nonprofits DREAM Alive and New Shoe Day, distributed New Balance footwear valued at about $375,000 to roughly 3,000 Indianapolis students and educators as part of 'Operation Do Good.'
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Ironsides Real Estate and John Hefton bought the former Hopwood property at 2055 U.S. 421 and have filed plans to rebrand it as Honeysuckle with added facilities. Hefton’s zoning request was continued to Oct. 7 while town staff review a site plan and a traffic study.
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →On Sept. 9 the Hamilton Southeastern Schools Board of Trustees approved a title change and a $15,000 pay increase for former CFO Tim Brown (vote 6-1), and hired a new executive director of human resources effective Sept. 21. Voters will consider a replacement operating referendum on Nov. 3.
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Volunteers from Carmel American Legion Post 155 and partner auxiliaries stocked 44 newly rebuilt Manchester Apartments units in downtown Indianapolis with household essentials last month, after earlier work equipping 23 renovated units in August 2025 following an October 2024 accidental fire.
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Westfield’s Advisory Plan Commission heard Sept. 9 public comment on a proposed 496-acre Hidden Oaks PUD that would add retail and about 1,000 homes, plus a 94-acre Towne West PUD and a Northpoint amendment adding a gas station and convenience store. Residents and an HOA raised concerns about odors from a nearby wastewater plant, housing density, crime and traffic; the items return in November.
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →At its Sept. 8 meeting, Noblesville Schools trustees approved a right-of-way and temporary easement at Hazel Dell Elementary for the Ind. 32 expansion, and Superintendent Daniel Hile reported progress on the district’s Project Aware mental-health work funded through September 2028.
Sep 10, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Carmel Clay Schools will ask voters in November to approve an eight-year referendum that would combine its operating and safety levies and raise the maximum rate from 24 cents to 42.74 cents per $100 assessed value to recoup an average $15 million a year lost under 2025’s SEA1. District leaders warn a failed measure would force deep budget and staff cuts in 2027.
Sep 9, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →Carmel Clay Schools will ask voters in November to approve an eight-year referendum that would raise its combined operating and safety tax rate from about 24¢ to a maximum of 42.74¢ per $100 assessed value, a phased increase district leaders say is needed after state policy cuts reduced local funding.
Sep 9, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →After historic flooding in Hamilton County, The Goddard School of Noblesville ran a schoolwide drive that collected more than 150 items — valued at $2,050 — and delivered them to The Good Samaritan Network to support families affected by the floods.
Sep 9, 2026 · Current PublishingRead original source ↗Community Health Network has opened a new clinic at its MD Anderson Cancer Center – North in Carmel to evaluate and test patients for inherited risks tied to blood cancers. The clinic will be led by Dr. Zachary Wolfe and, the article says, is the first such service offered by an Indiana health system.
Sep 8, 2026 · Current PublishingRead original source ↗Owners of County Line Collective will open The Collective on the Square at 894 Logan St. on Oct. 2, adding a downtown Noblesville retail location while keeping their Hamilton Town Center store. The new shop will sell apparel, handmade decor and permanent jewelry and will host events in the building’s basement.
Sep 8, 2026 · Current in NoblesvilleRead BusinessIndy brief →At its Aug. 25 meeting the Noblesville Common Council approved two super‑voluntary annexations totaling about 159 acres for the Encore at Linden Walk (210-unit 55+ community) and Parks at Crossroads (324 homes). The council also approved $150,000 for engineering design of a pedestrian tunnel to Finch Creek Park and vacated an alley strip to allow Mill Top to install a fire service vault.
Sep 7, 2026 · Current in NoblesvilleRead BusinessIndy brief →City officials and Wing Snob staff held a ribbon-cutting Sept. 1 for the new Wing Snob restaurant at 11150 E. 146th St. in Noblesville. The franchise’s menu includes traditional, boneless and cauliflower wings, loaded fries, sandwiches and chicken tenders with various sauces and dry rubs.
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