Listen to Your Heart
0Kevin, 53, had come to Fishers for the day to visit his sister and work on her house. The intense pain he experienced knocked him to the floor. Once the pain subsided, the always-ready EMT-I used his cuff and stethoscope [...]
Kevin, 53, had come to Fishers for the day to visit his sister and work on her house. The intense pain he experienced knocked him to the floor. Once the pain subsided, the always-ready EMT-I used his cuff and stethoscope [...]
With the first forecast of snow looming, the Town of McCordsville’s Public Works Department is preparing their winter plan of attack. In addition to the four snow plows and one salt spreader used during previous years, the Town has recently [...]
Greg Purvis, Chairman of the CityYes Political Action Committee announced today that volunteers at polling places yesterday obtained one thousand more signatures of Fishers’ residents on the petition to change Fishers from a town to a City. This brings the [...]
Thanksgiving, religious holidays, birthdays, school day cancellations and summer vacations are eagerly anticipated by most children. For children of divorced parents, however, these times are often viewed with feelings of confusion, ambivalence, anger, and abandonment. Unless divorced parents have consciously [...]
By Katie McDowell, Cub Reporter, Lawrence Central High School The 6-foot-5-inch buff guy stuffing kids into lockers and taking lunch money is no longer the stereotype of a school bully. It’s the 21st century and times have changed. Today bullying [...]
By Katie Scherzinger – 7th grader at Hamilton Southeastern Junior High “Go!” the voice would shout. Then off you’d jump, into the pool. The timer on your ankle will be counting the milliseconds until you finish. You climb out of [...]
It is inevitable that every employer will get sued by one of their employees at some time in the future. If an employee is upset about his/her termination, all that is required to sue you is to go to the [...]
Holy Cross Lutheran Church will conduct the 6th Annual “Neighbors Sharing with Neighbors 5K Walk / Run” to benefit The Sharing Place on Saturday, October 31st at 9 am. Holy Cross Lutheran Church is a place where God’s people connect [...]
Afraid of math class? Hamilton Southeastern Junior High teacher Natalie Stoner tried to help her seventh graders put their math fears to rest on the first day. She dressed as the Grim Reaper and allowed them to write their negative [...]
Just in time for the start of school, a large section of 126th Street has been closed, creating a transportation nightmare for the Hamilton Southeastern School district. Transportation Director Jim White is charged with figuring out how to get buses [...]
Joe Kocot was a born leader. People gravitated to him for motivation and inspiration. He was always upbeat and often had a funny story to share, one that not only made you laugh but also taught a life lesson. “He [...]
Take A Stand. Join Us. Over 27 million people are currently victims of human trafficking. Men, women, boys, and girls are being used as sex slaves and labor slaves all over the world, including Indiana. Stand Against Trafficking (StAT) is [...]
We received many creative entries for our first ever atGeist Young Writer’s Contest this summer. The decision was tough, but our panel of judges (atGeist Managing Editor Laura Gates, Lawrence Central Cub Reporter Adviser Elizabeth Granger and WriteStuff Writers Founder [...]
As we roll into the routine of a new school year, area teachers have been preparing for weeks to welcome their new students. I sat down with Hamilton Southeastern’s 2009 Teacher of the Year just days before the start of [...]
By Laura Hurst, Craig Middle School – Nearly one year ago, Mr. Wayne Naylor ’s 6th grade science class was still pulling their project plans together. Now, to an outsider, it may look exactly the same, but it is far [...]
During the month of July, the amazing children of The Woods of Grey Eagle neighborhood raised over $1000 for Africa Water is Life to give people in rural villages in Africa clean water. Africa Water is Life is a community [...]
While you’re grabbing those “Back to School” bargains for your kids, why not pick up a few extras for other kids who can’t afford new school supplies? Haleh Krauter’s State Farm Insurance Agency is among 275 Indianapolis area businesses participating [...]
Ball State University students in Professor Harry Eggink graduate architecture class and Professor Scott Truex’s urban planning class spent the semester envisioning the northeast side of Indianapolis after a proposed light rail line is up and running. The line would [...]
The Indiana State Fair has long been one of the country’s great agricultural fairs, highlighting Hoosiers’ farming heritage within an exciting atmosphere of food, fun and entertainment. Since 1982, the fair has been a 12-day event traditionally opening on a [...]
Hamilton Southeastern High School captured its third consecutive national runner-up finish at the Learning for Life Mock Trial National Tournament held July 22-26 at American University in Washington, DC. Team members included Alex Gillham, John Holt, Shelley Myers, Nick Erickson, [...]