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A full-shot of an older woman, Diana Ephlin, the founder of The Dancin' Place, standing in the center of her ballet studio in Noblesville. She has her arms outstretched in a welcoming gesture, wearing a black turtleneck under a black Free People trapeze slip dress with white lace chevron patterns, black leggings, and white sneakers. The studio features a black dance floor, white walls, and a large mirror. Above the mirror, the words "The White River Ballet" are written in elegant gold script, surrounded by a gallery of framed performance photos.

Beloved Dance Studio Begins a Graceful New Chapter

by Julie Yates

April 29, 2026

Final Curtain Sharing the love of story ballet with those who wish to learn and perform has always been the ...

A medium full-shot of a smiling young woman celebrating her graduation at Butler University. She stands on a green lawn, wearing a short white dress and a black graduation stole with gold and blue trim. She holds a navy blue Butler University diploma cover. Next to her is the iconic BU statue, a large metallic sculpture of the university's initials resting on a massive granite base. Lush green trees and campus buildings are visible in the soft-focus background under a bright, overcast sky.

Indy 500 Festival Princess: Jackie Lawrence

by Renee Larr

April 29, 2026

Each year, the 500 Festival Princess Program brings together a group of accomplished young women who exemplify leadership, academic excellence ...

A medium-shot, eye-level portrait of a smiling young woman with dark, shoulder-length curly hair. She is wearing a short-sleeved, olive green knit crew-neck top. She stands centered in the frame, facing the camera with a warm expression. The background is a modern, dimly lit interior, likely a museum or gallery, with a blue neon light glowing in the lower left and blurred metallic structures and warm lights behind her.

Indy 500 Festival Princess: Megan Broviak

by Renee Larr

April 29, 2026

For Megan Broviak, the opportunity to serve as a princess in the 500 Festival is more than a prestigious title. ...

A smiling young woman, serving as a 500 Festival Princess for 2026, sits in a wooden chair in a classroom. She is wearing a black dress, a sparkling tiara, and her official white sash as she reads a colorful children's picture book aloud. The background features typical classroom decorations, including a number line, a chart of numbers up to 112, a yellow toy clock, and illustrations of coins and base-ten blocks.

Indy 500 Festival Princess: McKinley Underhill

by Eric Neer

April 29, 2026

At 21 years old, McKinley Underhill already exemplifies leadership, resilience and community impact — all qualities central to the ...

A medium full-shot of a smiling young woman, identified as a 500 Festival Princess for 2026, posing inside the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Museum. She is wearing a black blazer over a light blue blouse, a small sparkling tiara, and a white sash that reads "500 FESTIVAL PRINCESS 2026." She stands in front of a sleek, modern display case illuminated with blue neon lights. Directly behind her is the iconic, towering silver Borg-Warner Trophy, and in the background, several historic Indy 500 race cars, including a blue and yellow #66 Sunoco car, are on display in glass-fronted cases.

Indy 500 Festival Princess: Emma Pearce

by Renee Larr

May 4, 2026

For Emma Pearce, the dream of becoming an 500 Festival Princess Program Princess didn’t begin in college. It started in ...

A detailed, head-and-shoulders black-and-white portrait of a beardless Abraham Lincoln, photographed by Alexander Hesler in Springfield, Illinois, on June 3, 1860. Lincoln is facing slightly right, with a thoughtful and calm expression. He has dark, somewhat tousled hair, deep-set eyes, and visible lines etched into his face. He is wearing a dark suit jacket, a white collared shirt, and a dark, slightly askew bowtie. The background is a plain, light grey tone.

Noblesville Memorial Day Ceremony Honors History & Sacrifice

by Provided

April 29, 2026

Timeless Tribute Noblesville’s Memorial Day ceremony has long stood as one of the community’s most meaningful traditions. Each year, neighbors ...

SERVE Village Kicks Off Annual SERVE Season

by Provided

April 29, 2026

SERVE Village is officially launching its annual SERVE Season inviting neighbors, businesses, and community organizations to come together to strengthen ...

Four smiling young women stand under a large wooden gazebo at Seminary Park during the Indiana Peony Festival. The gazebo's white-painted entrance is draped with a vibrant floral arch of pink, red, and white peonies. The women are dressed in casual attire; two hold hand-tied flower bouquets. A "Thank You to Our Sponsors" banner is visible in the background, featuring logos from local supporters like Smith’s Jewelers and CCHA Law. The setting is bright and lively, with other festival attendees and white-clothed tables blurred in the background.

Indiana Peony Festival Blooms Across Noblesville In May

by Provided

April 29, 2026

Peony Season Attention all peony lovers! Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 16, when the Indiana Peony Festival returns to ...

A group of about 18 professionally dressed adults standing in a three-row formation against a large, plain, off-white wall. The group consists of men and women of various ages, smiling and looking toward the camera. Many are wearing business casual attire, including blazers, cardigans, and blouses in shades of blue, beige, grey, and black. They are standing on a dark grey carpet with a large, interlocking circular pattern.

Riverview Health Foundation Celebrates 50 Years Of Community Impact

by Kelsey Musick

April 29, 2026

Golden Legacy Fifty years is more than a milestone — it’s a measure of trust, growth and a community’s willingness ...