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7/22/2008
The Salsa Queen
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7/1/2008
America The Beautiful
Westfield
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7/1/2008
America The Beautiful
Carmel
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6/24/2008
Farm-Fresh Fun
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6/24/2008
GOOD FOR YOU
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6/17/2008
For the love of animals
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6/17/2008
Where it all begins
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6/10/2008
Art on wheels
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6/3/2008
HE'S SINGING OUR SONG
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6/3/2008
HE'S SINGING OUR SONG
Westfield
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5/27/2008
TOP OF THE CLASS
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5/27/2008
BOOM TOWN
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5/20/2008
High-Octane Jewelery
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5/20/2008
NEW NAME... NEW LOOK!
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5/13/2008
Up From Down Under
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5/13/2008
Fire Sparks Fellowship
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5/6/2008
Special Deliveries
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4/29/2008
ABATING ABUSE
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4/22/2008
Lots 'O Laughs
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4/15/2008
Passion for finer foods
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4/15/2008
SERVANT LEADERSHIP
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4/8/2008
Never a Bad Day
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4/8/2008
Politics Don't Bug Him
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4/1/2008
LET'S PUT ON A SHOW
Beef & Boards owner Doug Stark celebrates the theater’s 35th season, with a little help from his daughter and son. … Danielle Wilson shares her secrets of Hamilton County. … Jeff Worrell tells you how to help Dakota, a youngster in Carmel who needs a walker. … Lisa Sullivan is Carmel Clay’s Teacher of the Year. … It’s happened. Dick Wolfsie is out of ideas, and Mary Ellen is helping. … Dr. Eve Olson says we all need to eat at least 1,200 calories a day. … John Karesh shares tips on making your lower back feel better. … Blue Egg Gallery is celebrating Indiana Artists Month by naming its rooms after members of the Hoosier Group.
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4/1/2008
WALKING FOR LIFE
Cancer survivor Mike Settle and his team will hit the track for the American Cancer Society Relay for Life. … Danielle Wilson shares her secrets of Hamilton County. … The ZIP confusion includes stores possibly paying taxes to the wrong city, Ken Kingshill says. … More than 50 residents attended the first Westfield Community Action Network meeting. … The Westfield Washington Chamber of Commerce is seeking sponsors for its golf outing. … It’s happened. Dick Wolfsie is out of ideas, and Mary Ellen is helping. … Dr. Eve Olson says we all need to eat at least 1,200 calories a day. … John Karesh shares tips on making your lower back feel better. … Blue Egg Gallery is celebrating Indiana Artists Month by naming its rooms after members of the Hoosier Group.
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3/25/2008
Well Done
Dieter Puska reflects on his years at The Glass Chimney, and also looks forward to retirement. … Being the designated driver has an advantage, Danielle Wilson says, in that you get to watch other people act crazy. … Jeff Worrell praises the participation by Carmel residents at a recent City Council meeting. …. Columnist Danny O’Malia explains how The Bridgewater was developed. … Mike Redmond dissects advice given to men about how they should act toward women. … Dick Wolfsie always can find the time, even though he doesn’t know how to set a clock. … John Karesh suggests three easy lifestyle changes. … Clarian North Medical Center wants your healthy recipe. … “Lilly Oncology on Canvas” is an exhibition of 25 drawings and paintings visible Sunday through April 5 at Clarian North Medical Center.
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3/25/2008
Good Weekend to Give
Three events this Saturday are all about giving, and giving back, to the community. … Are these doughnuts made in Carmel or Westfield, asks Ken Kingshill? The ZIP code lies. … Being a designated driver has an advantage, Danielle Wilson says, in that you get to watch other people act crazy. …Mike Redmond dissects advice given to men about how they should act toward women. … Dick Wolfsie always can find the time, even though he doesn’t know how to set a clock. … Artists are being sought to display at NUMA, a cultural event planned for Septemner, and for a public sculpture project. … John Karesh suggests three easy lifestyle changes. … Clarian North Medical Center wants your healthy recipe. … “Lilly Oncology on Canvas” is an exhibition of 25 drawings and paintings visible Sunday through April 5 at Clarian North Medical Center.
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3/18/2008
HARMFUL?
The pros and cons of a resolution to for Carmel to support a “wholesome environment” and a “child-safe community standard” are debated. … Danielle Wilson shares 10 ideas for moms trying to stay sane. … Jeff Worrell introduces us to a man who embodies the ideals of the Boy Scouts. … Find out who won two Carmel arts scholarships. … Dick Wolfsie recounts the saga of a lost cell phone. … Mike Redmond wonders how to act his age, when ages are relative. … Kent Burns asks, who is on your wall of gratitude? ... Gary Hubbard warns of viruses, worms and Trojans.
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3/18/2008
BIRTH OF AN EXPO
Westfield mom Jenn Kampmeier is creating IndyBabyExpo to help other parents find what they need. Is a smoking ban coming for Westfield? Ken Kingshill debates the idea. … Danielle Wilson shares 10 ideas for moms trying to stay sane. … The Westfield Moms Club helps students get ready for prom. … Dick Wolfsie recounts the saga of a lost cell phone. … Mike Redmond wonders how to act his age, when ages are relative. … Kent Burns asks, who is on your wall of gratitude?
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3/11/2008
MEMORIES TO KEEP
Steve and Jennifer Churchill have created a Web site that lets moms and dads preserve their families’ specials stories. … Arguments between married couples can be like a favorite sweater, says Danielle Wilson. … Scores of children turned out to help Carmel Clay Public Library launch Carmel Reads for 2008. … Mickey Brooks is as close to a Carmel original as you can get, says Danny O’Malia. … Mike Redmond sings the praises of the lowly legumes. … Nathan Thornberry wonders why no one was answering his calls. … Wendell Fowler relates the good and the bad of soy.
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3/11/2008
TRADITION OF TEACHING
Union Bible College and Academy has been a quiet presence in Westfield since 1986. … Ken Kingshill helps save Asia (the dog). … Arguments between married couples can be like a favorite sweater, says Danielle Wilson. … Westfield High School cheerleaders make stuffed bears to help kids. … A workshop at Gallery One36 turns you into a silversmith (sort of). … Mike Redmond sings the praises of the lowly legumes.
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3/5/2008
ECLECTIC ENDEAVORS
Cheri Piebes and John Heinzinger run Artisan Masterpiece, which reflects their varied interests in art, clothing and kids. … There are no sick days allowed for Mom, writes Danielle Wilson. … … Parents are responsible for a child’s needs, not their wants, says Becky Kapsalis. … Dr. Eve Olson reveals the benefits of massage therapy. … Flax seed has important benefits, says Wendell Fowler … Check out our tips that men can use to raise their sex appeal. … It’s hard to fix a car’s problem when the symptom can’t be re-created.
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3/4/2008
GHOST HUNTERS
Michael and Nicole Kobrowski combined their interests in the paranormal into a business, Unseen Press Inc. … The Grand Junction Task Group is looking at the submissions of designers for the Grand Junction Master Plan. … There are no sick days allowed for Mom, writes Danielle Wilson. … Collaboration is the key to making Westfield a success, writes Chamber Executive Director Julie Sole. … Parents are responsible for a child’s needs, not their wants, says Becky Kapsalis. … Dr. Eve Olson reveals the benefits of massage therapy. … Check out our tips that men can use to raise their sex appeal.
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2/26/2008
REINVENTING HERSELF
You could say Susie Beiman likes change. She has run an eyeglass boutique, sold pharmaceuticals, and was one of the originators of Crackers Comedy Club in Indianapolis. …What’s trickier than getting Hannah Montana tickets? Getting in the right pre-school, says Danielle Wilson. … Carmel firefighters welcome a new member to the force – a new ambulance. … On Saturday and Sunday, scores of students will demonstrate their artistic gifts and hone their performance skills at the Young Performers Showcase in Carmel. … Wright Brothers will be returning for CarmelFest in July. … Columnist Nathan Thornberry tells you how to make money in this bad real estate market.
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2/26/2008
PIECES OF THE PAST
The Westfield Washington Historical Society preserves the city’s rich past. …What’s trickier than getting Hannah Montana tickets? Getting in the right pre-school, says Danielle Wilson. … … Where do you live? Don’t go by the ZIP code, which don’t match the boundaries of our communities. … Wendell Fowler apologizes for the hurt his words caused to people with Fibromyalgia. … Vicky Earley says don’t let fear rule when mixing fabric patterns and colors.
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2/19/2008
HELPING MOTHERS
Two Hamilton County women create a caring place where unwed mothers can learn skills they will need to succeed. ... Even though she is home alone with four small children when her husband is away, Danielle Wilson sometimes enjoys the experience. ... Wendell Fowler made major changes in his life two years ago when he was told he was about to die. ... Art students at Towne Meadow Elementary School are bringing ancient history to life.
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2/19/2008
GLOBE TROTTER
Westfield City Council President Ken Kingshill talks about his childhood in Thailand and his road to central Indiana. ... Even though she is home alone with four small children when her husband is away, Danielle Wilson sometimes enjoys the experience. ... Wendell Fowler made major changes in his life two years ago when he was told he was about to die. ... Westfield Washington librarian Marie J. Albertson urges everyone to seize their adventures.
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2/12/2008
A MOVING REUNION
The USS Indianapolis survivors will gather in Carmel this summer, and move their reunion to be part of CarmelFest in 2009. … Danielle Wilson writes about her grandmother, who is dealing with Alzheimer’s disease, and how it is affecting three generations. … Parents express their views about the upcoming redistricting at three meetings last week. … Dick Wolfsie and his wife “discuss” how to spend their tax rebate. … Wendell Fowler talks about what happened when his doctor essentially gave him a death sentence. … Read about foods that can boost your energy.
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2/12/2008
HOME COOKING
Keltie Domina is building a business, and a community, in Westfield. … Danielle Wilson writes about her grandmother, who is dealing with Alzheimer’s disease, and how it is affecting three generations. … Hannah Carroll will be competing in a piano competition in Moscow. … Dick Wolfsie and his wife “discuss” how to spend their tax rebate. … Wendell Fowler talks about what happened when his doctor essentially gave him a death sentence. … Read about foods that can boost your energy.
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2/6/2008
BUILD IT AND WILL THEY COME?
As the city grows outward, Westfield leaders also emphasize the need for a vital downtown. ... Danielle Wilson shares her most embarrassing moments as a parent. ... Jan Skinner raises money for the schools as executive director of the Westfield Washington Education Development Foundation. ... David Cain introduces us to conversational marketing.
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2/5/2008
GETTING GRACEFUL
Rebecca Malenkos has been teaching middle-schoolers the proper social graces for decades. ... Danielle Wilson shares her most embarrassing moments as a parent. ... CarmelFest has a new web site, designed by MediaSauce. ... David Cain introduces us to conversational marketing.
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1/29/2008
WESTFIELD, MEET YOUR MAYOR
The debut issue of Current in Westfield features a Q&A with Westfield Mayor Andy Cook, the city's first mayor. ... Everyone has a role in making Westfield better, says Ken Kingshill. ... Westfield Washington Chamber of Commerce executive director Julie Sole wants more people to get involved.
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1/28/2008
FAITH, FRIENDS AND MUSIC
John Anderson battles back from seizures and memory loss, aided by a little help from his friends and his music. … Meet Team “Eat Your Oats,” which is participating in the 2008 Carmel Mayor’s Wellness Challenge. … When you’re trying to make a baby, sometimes the fun is taken out of the process, Danielle Wilson says. … Brazilian Moms of Indiana helps area mothers keep their children focused on their heritage. … Recession is no fable, according to Brian Shapiro. … Is your meat gassed with carbon monoxide? Wendell Fowler asks.
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1/21/2008
WELCOME HOME
Sally Schrock saw a need in the community and created a not-for-profit called Second Starts, which helps individuals and families begin anew. … Danielle Wilson finds that e-mail is the perfect communications tool for her. … Jeff Worrell urges Carmel residents to help turn the United Way thermometer red. … Cranberries should not be served only at the holidays, says Wendell Fowler. Dick Wolfsie discovers the stress of taking his regular stress test. … Gallery One36 will feature works of Jerry Mannell.
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1/16/2008
'IT'S ALL ABOUT THE BLING'
Meet three women who teamed up to create fashionable and feminine sportswear that shows their team spirit. … Danielle Wilson reveals the secret plans of kids. … The Indianapolis Colts chaplain brings his message to Carmel United Methodist Church. … The Carmel Clay Historical Society is offering a new, free genealogy service. … Wendell Fowler promotes the benefits of omega-3s.
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1/9/2008
RETURN TO THEIR ROOTS
Carmel High School grads Zach and Nick McLean bring their new band back to the site of the brothers' earliest concerts, Ben & Ari's in Fishers. ... Danielle Wilson asks whether it is better to be a martyr or a nag. ... Bruce Braden points out that Moses is not the only lawgiver that is portrayed in the chambers of the U.S. Supreme Court. Muhammad also is there. ... Dick Wolfsie thanks the people who inspired his columns over the past year.
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1/1/2008
WELCOME TO AMERICA
Karl Ahlrichs’s Key West vacation turned into an international incident when he and his stepson became the welcoming committee for 18 Cuban refugees. … Danielle Wilson finds being a friend is never the wrong answer. … Jeff Worrell describes why he loves living in Carmel. … David Cain helps you with your digital resolutions. Vicky Earley lists her Dos and Don’ts for design in 2008. … You can be more creative in 2008 with the many art-making classes being offered in Carmel.
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12/25/2007
Passion for Dance
Theresa Brust chose teaching over dance, and generations of her students are thankful. … Danielle Wilson shares her recipe for a Disastrous Day. … Jeff Worrell recounts the heroic efforts of two Carmel firefighters. … John Schuler continues to be a Most Valuable Volunteer for Carmel. … Two students gave up birthday presents so they could help women in Darfur. … Two local galleries help art students expand their learning.
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12/18/2007
Ho, Ho, Whoa!
Surviving the holidays can be difficult, especially if you have troublesome relatives or guests who won’t leave after your party. … Danielle Wilson describes how her holiday traditions have evolved over the years since she married her husband. … Nick Kestner has been recognized by the Carmel Chamber as their Most Valuable Volunteer. … The city is attempting to lure a major collection of American music memorabilia to the Performing Arts Center. … Wendell Fowler takes apart the ingredients of Cool Whip, or as he calls it, Cruel Whip.
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12/11/2007
GLOBAL SCRIBE
Time magazine Miami and Latin America Bureau Chief Jim Padgett started his journalism career at Carmel High School. … Danielle Wilson loves her children, but she thinks pregnancy was not so hot. … Wendell Fowler says we should embrace winter squash. … Vicky Earley says LED Christmas lights are not a bright idea.
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12/4/2007
DOES THIS OFFEND YOU?
A group of concerned Carmel moms want Victoria’s Secret to tone down its window displays at Clay Terrace. … The Good Samaritan Network collects thousands of pounds of food to distribute this month, and you can help. … Wendell Fowler shares a tasty recipe for plums. … Forget about the old rules about pairing food and wine.
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11/27/2007
TALES OF TWO PARTIES
Our party experts give you two options for a holiday party. One has no limit on spending and the other has a tight budget. … It’s time to curtail the excessive birthday parties for children, Danielle Wilson says. … California takes aim at junk food, and Wendell Fowler thinks it’s about time we did, too. … Phishing scams need to be reported, Gary Hubbard says.
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11/20/2007
What Are YOUR Kids Eating?
What are your kids eating in school cafeterias? School lunches are at the center of an important nutrition movement. … Wendell Fowler says its right to give thanks on Thanksgiving, but we don’t have to be pigs about it. … Internet scammers are using video links to catch unwary computer users. … Decorators reveal traditional elements that every house needs.
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11/13/2007
STRIDING FORWARD
Arts writer Barbara Cohen gives a preview of the inaugural Gallery Walk in the Carmel Arts & Design District. ... Danielle Wilson resents people telling her not to go see the new movie "The Golden Compass." ... Get in the holiday spirit with our special page detailing the city's upcoming special events. ... Wendell Fowler tells how to eat your way to success in business.
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11/6/2007
Four More Years
Current in Carmel endorses candidates for city offices. … Find your polling place on our district map. … Is the green movement in building just a passing fancy? … Magdalene Gallery hosts one-woman show by Rita Spalding.
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