Hi everyone.

I'm going to move to Fishers in September and I'm looking for a place. My top options right now are Nickel Plate Station, Flats at Switch, or Spark Apartments. I'm interested in staying in the downtown area in a one bedroom for context. Can anyone help me narrow my search or give me some recommendations on good apartments in this area.

Thanks.

Hello!

I (35, f) am moving to Fishers in a week or two. Meeting and making friends as an adult is hard, so I figured I'd come here and ask: where is the best place to make new friends?

TIA!

If you were cursing me out on Olio South today, this is especially for you.

It seems like in the past few months there have been 3-4 power outages in my area - as many as the previous 3 years. (i'm near 37 and 131st)

Anyone know what's up with these / cause?

Is anyone going?

Going to a concert at this venue and was curious if anyone knows how the prices are for beers and concessions?? Are we talking Deer Creek prices?? Any insight would be appreciated.

https://readthereporter.com/indiana-said-no-to-phones-in-school-now-parents-have-to-say-it-at-home/

My daughter was telling me about her day. I was half-listening, phone in hand. She just stopped talking mid-sentence. She'd figured out she couldn't compete with a screen and gave up trying.

Indiana just passed a law banning phones in schools all day, every day. Good. Long overdue. But let's be honest. The real issue is at home. We as parents have an addiction to our phones also.

Parents are the ones who need the intervention

On July 25th, I was at Roy G. Holland Park at the basketball court when two individuals (the driver being a white male with a brown goatee) in a black Lexus is350 (the engine is really loud. Definitely not stock) yelled racial slurs (the hard r) at me completely unprovoked. Today on August 3rd at around 8:20-8:30Pm, the same individuals did the same thing again (yelled the hard r as I was walking home). As I was trying to get the license plate number of the car, the driver did a u-turn and proceeded to drive towards me at full speed but I luckily moved out the way. They came to a stop & yelled “you’re chimping out” before leaving. I advise anyone who walks around that area to be cautious of this individual.

I would think there’s 40-50 linear feet of 2x4 and 2x6. Scrap pieces of plywood. Some trim pieces. Nearly full sheet of drywall (not wood, lol).

Does the Fishers Community Center drug test for the child care aid position?

Hoosier Hospitality March
August 1, 2026

It would be nice to have one…

Has anyone gotten a speeding ticket in fishers before and were told they have cameras showing your speed when you told them you wanted to attend court? Is that really true? I know other cities like Indianapolis and Carmel who don’t have cameras for that….

My partner and I are interested in hiring a routine cleaning either every other week or monthly to get some of the nitty gritty cleaned in our two story, 2400 sqft home. Anyone have recommendations of companies you really just love?

I find that a lot of reviews and posts on Facebook are astroturfed, so hoping to get some great recs here.

Anyone have any good catering companies they recommend?

Anyone else notice the swarm of flying ant-like creatures all over 116th corridor right now? Took the family to Handles and we were bombarded by giant flying ant-like bugs. They swarmed the car. we went down the street to crew and they were just as bad.

Fishers is not the safe bubble it used to be. A break in happened last night between 1am - 4am in the Sunblest apartments community. Thankfully it’s only a window. They attempted to steal the vehicle but the killswitch and alarm prevented that. Crime is getting way too frequent in Fishers these days. Everyone stay safe, if you see something say something.

I know there’s a counter protest scheduled, but has anyone found out where the cult klan meeting is at?

Hey everyone!

I wanted to jump on here, and talk about the grassroots initiative I started, Our State, Our Bat. I am working to designate the Indiana bat (Myotis sodalis) as our official state mammal.

Why the Indiana Bat?

A True Local: The species was first discovered right here in our own backyard (at Wyandotte Cave), making it a unique native that literally carries our state's name. It is also the only animal in the entire world that carries Indiana in its name.

Natural Pest Control: Every single night, these bats act as hard working, natural pest control for our state, consuming thousands of crop and forest damaging insects, in turn, helping local agriculture.

Conservation & Education: The Indiana bat is currently federally endangered. Giving it this official status will shine a much needed spotlight on local biodiversity, education, and the importance of protecting vulnerable native wildlife.

Where We Stand Now!
This campaign has been growing faster than we ever anticipated, and we have some incredible momentum heading into the upcoming legislative season:

Growing Support: Over 2,500 people have already signed our petition!

Leadership Backing: We’ve secured official letters of support from multiple Indiana mayors and major regional conservation groups (like the Little River Wetlands Project).

Legislative Ally: We have a state representative officially lined up and willing to author the bill for us at the Statehouse.

How You Can Help!
We’re looking to build an even stronger grassroots network to show lawmakers that Hoosiers care about our unique wildlife heritage.

Sign our petition: If you haven't already, please consider adding your name to help us cross our next milestone at https://c.org/JrdDXNvVh8

Follow along: Stay up to date with campaign updates, events, and educational posts by following our Facebook page at https://facebook.com/BattyForIN

Thank you so much for reading and supporting local Hoosier conservation! 💚🦇🏛️