When people are moving from out-of-town (or haven’t lived in the community long), they don’t just want to know about houses and neighborhoods, they want to know what they can do once they move here. They often ask about restaurants, parks and other attractions, festivals, where to buy furniture, get their pants hemmed. I’ve lived in Hamilton County for more than 30 years, and I like to know what’s going on, so it’s rare I don’t have an opinion. But Mike and Emily Malott started asking me even more questions on our drives to look for their perfect first home. Then after settling into their home, they had another question. What are the best date spots for a young without kids?
Read MoreClimb aboard a historic train and ride the Nickel Plate rails from Noblesville to Atlanta in northern Hamilton County. You’ll find a variety of excursions, including a super hero trip where kids are encouraged to dress in the costume of their favorite super hero. There are wine tastings and dinner trains. Check out all the upcoming excursions at www.NickelPlateExpress.com
Read MoreTracy Gritter, owner of Gallery 116 talks about what’s new for the holidays, including new ornaments, a bowl for pitsatchio lovers from an artist in Clayton, Ind., new candles, ornaments, bags and a whole lot more. The store will be open for Black Friday and for Shop Small Saturday from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. with specials going on both days. It’s located at 8597 E. 116 St., in Fishers. www.giftshopfishersin.com
Read MoreShari Knox, president of Fishers Arts Council talks about the monthly free exhibit that features local and regional artists.
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