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September 19, 2023
Hendricks County Leaders Focus in on Emergency Preparedness Do you know if Hendricks County is ready in the event of a large-scale emergency? Leaders in
Please welcome the newest monthly print magazine in the Towne Post Network – Windermere Magazine! Launching this fall in the greater Orlando area, Windermere Magazine will be mailed to 14,542 residents and businesses in the Town of Windermere. Contact James Kaspari at (586) 484-3405 or email jim@townepost.com for more information!
Hendricks County Leaders Focus in on Emergency Preparedness Do you know if Hendricks County is ready in the event of a large-scale emergency? Leaders in
Writer / Claire-Anne Aikman Photography Provided You know what I think is more stressful than selling a home? Purging belongings and then moving the remaining
Writer / LaDonna Wattley Photography Provided October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is one of the leading causes of cancer-related death for women
Meet Sarah Valentin, ACSC Teacher of the Year Writer / Melissa Gibson Photography Provided Pine Tree Elementary teacher Sarah Valentin has had an exciting year.
Tanner DeFabis Has Big Goals in the Racing World Writer / Melissa Gibson Photography Provided Tanner DeFabis is just 17 years old but knows his
Visit Hendricks County Has Plenty of Ideas for Your Fall To-Do List Writer / Josh Duke Photography Provided I love the fall season in Hendricks
Getting to Know Local Lady Leaders Story & Photography Provided Jean Ferenc, Jean Ferenc and Associates Who has had the most influence/who has inspired you
Joelle Orem Stays Busy Juggling Multiple Professional Pursuits Including Clinton County-Based Orem Farms Writer / Natalie Platt Photography Provided Joelle Orem has an easy answer
Home Gardening Can Produce a Host of Benefits Writer / By Abby Renz Photography Provided As a child, I despised weeding the garden. It was
Marshall County Green Drinks Promotes Sustainability Through Communication and Education Writer / Lois Tomaszewski Photography Provided Don’t think that green drinks are only a Saint
It’s Two Decades and Counting for River Bend Film Festival Writer & Photographer / Lois Tomaszewski If you are a film buff or curious about
The Hoosier State’s Unlikely Legacy of a Century of Household Music Names Writer / Jeff Kenney Photography Provided When many of us think of jazz
Upcoming G.R.O.W. Conference to Empower, Inspire and Celebrate Women in Business Writer / Jerry Winans Photography Provided Women entrepreneurs and business owners – get ready
Local Interior Decorator Draws on Her Talents and Passion for Each Project Writer & Photographer / David Fennig Juliann Barnes is an interior decorator with
Writer / Christy Heitger-Ewing Photography Provided Ryan Mast, a natural-born creator, has always had an interest in developing prosthetics to help those with disabilities. He
Muncie Magazine’s Director of Sales and Marketing Writer / Christy Heitger-Ewing Photography Provided Originally from St. Joseph, Missouri, Toni Price, director of sales and marketing
The Old Washington Street Festival: An East Central Neighborhood Mainstay Writer / David Fennig Photographer / David Fennig Every third weekend in September, the East
Coach Mike Neu Hopes for Sustained Success for the Cardinals Football Team Writer / Aimee MacArthur Photographer / Ashley Logan Mike Neu, Ball State University
Celebrating National Ice Cream Month Writer / Julie Engelhardt Photography Provided Summer is officially upon us, which means we’re in the throes of hot and
Tips for Maintaining an Environmentally Conscious Approach in Interior Design Writer / Kristen Pawlak, DDCD, Owner and Interior Designer, KP Designs Photography Provided “It’s not
The Floore House Represents Two Centuries of Local History Writer / Beth Wilder, Director, Jeffersontown Historical Museum Photography Provided Every town has a history, and
William Brown Takes on Ranger Role at E.P. “Tom” Sawyer State Park Writer / Carrie Vittitoe Photography Provided Imagine a job in which you get
Meet Alison Gatz, the New Fishers Magazine Owner and Publisher Writer / Julie Yates Longtime Fishers resident Alison Gatz is Fishers Magazine’s new owner and
Geist Magazine has a new owner, Justin Biehl, who says he is extremely excited about taking over the franchise. Biehl says he wants to build
“Ugly Window” Contest by Hometown Windows Utilizes Near Field Communication Chips on Select March Magazine Covers Nearly 19 years ago the Towne Post Network launched
Podcasts and blog posts from LarryinFishers.com to be featured monthly in Fishers Magazine, online. The Towne Post Network is proud to announce a media partnership
The Towne Post Network is proud to announce a media partnership with the KJ Media Company and the KJ TODAY Show. The partnership includes featuring
Local Noblesville native and Apprentice University student Will Whitesel has joined the Towne Post Network. Whitesel, a Noblesville High School alum, has started a six-month
Muncie Magazine Launching in Muncie, Indiana The Towne Post Network (townepost.com) is excited to announce that it has just signed its 19th franchise agreement for
Towne Post Network’s hyper-local community model is disrupting the magazine industry with a franchise system unlike any other, that currently publishes content to millions of
Film Review In summer of 2020 (at the pre-vaccine height of the Covid-19 crisis), Keith Gill, a financial analyst and self-described nerd working out of
Kenneth Branagh’s “A Haunting in Venice” marks his third swing directing and starring as Agatha Christie’s famed detective Hercule Poirot. And, perhaps due to the
Review by Andy Ray After about a minute of historical background – taking us from the founding of the country of Israel in 1948, though
Review By Andy Ray In Greta Gerwig’s “Barbie,” all manner of Barbie dolls live together in Barbieland, where each doll functions according to its intended
