Youngsters in Bloomington/Monroe County are encouraged to submit art or essays on community care for a contest by March 13, 2026, with winners receiving public recognition and museum passes.

Fishers, Indiana's weekend pre-Valentine's Day events include a pet valentine fundraiser, an art class, an Indy Fuel hockey game, a cornhole tournament, and open gym sessions.

Lawrence's Forever Young Fitness Days for seniors has updated its schedule, with the event now starting at 10 AM on the second Friday each month, as announced on the city's social media.

The Ransburg YMCA will close March 31 amid budget strains and the opening of a new Westfield center, prompting residents and officials to push for solutions.

The Greenwood Police Department honors African American heritage in Black History Month, celebrating Dr. Benjamin E. Mays and pledging inclusivity and service with "respect, integrity, and accountability."

INDOT East Central contributed over 1,500 cans to a local food drive, 'Canstruction,' aiding Shepherd's Door Food Pantry in New Castle to combat food insecurity.

INDOT's East Central division promotes safe Super Bowl celebrations, encouraging fans to plan sober rides with help from GEICO-sponsored Hoosier Helpers.

A Civil War reenactor from the Noblesville PD visited Hinkle Creek Elementary to teach second graders about the period using authentic attire and gear.

Indianapolis philanthropist Sidney Eskenazi, known for his $40 million donation to a public hospital and other community contributions, has passed away at 95.

Fishers Fire Department is looking for new Firefighter/EMTs with no experience required. Applications are open until March 2, with full training provided.

The Carmel Fire Department reminded the community to keep fire hydrants clear after finding one buried in snow, stressing the importance of visibility for emergency response.

Noblesville offers various events, including basketball games, a Maker Lab opening, a shopping event, a trivia night, and an intersection closure for downtown work. Snow removal efforts continue.

The Fort Ben Winter Market in Lawrence, Indiana, offers one last opportunity for locals to enjoy local crafts, treats, and more on February 5th at the Lawrence Community Center.