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Today's riddle: What is clean when it is black and dirty when it is white? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. WalletHub ranks four Indiana cities among best to live in (953mnc.com) — Fishers just earned a top-10 spot in WalletHub's new ranking of America's best small cities, joining Carmel, Westfield, and Zionsville on the national list. Strong scores for affordability, economic health, schools, quality of life, and safety helped boost Fishers, underscoring why many families and businesses are choosing to settle here.
2. HSE board committee advances rewritten student immunization policy (larryinfishers.com) — Families in Fishers should know Hamilton Southeastern's board is poised to adopt a clearer student immunization policy that keeps unvaccinated students in school only for 20 school days without records. Health staff described extensive outreach and clinics, including a busy walk-in day at the Fishers Health Department, before students without documentation face exclusion from classes and activities.
3. Suspect pleads not guilty to federal charges in death of Hailey Buzbee (wishtv.com) — Residents of Fishers are following a heartbreaking case as a 39-year-old Ohio man pleads not guilty to federal charges tied to the disappearance and death of local teen Hailey Buzbee. Prosecutors say he met her online, picked her up from her Fishers home, and her remains were later found in Ohio while officials weigh whether to seek the death penalty.
4. Yorktown girls volleyball remains perfect on the road (ballstatedaily.com) — Yorktown's girls volleyball team handed Fishers a hard-fought five-set home loss, edging the Tigers 3-2 after multiple sets decided by just two points. Fishers pushed the defending power to a decisive fifth frame, showing postseason-level intensity and highlighting how competitive local high school volleyball has become this season.
5. 18-Year-Old Charged for Attack, Robbery in Hancock County Field (wibc.com) — An attack and robbery in a McCordsville field in June led deputies to Indiana University Health Fishers, where a child was treated for a head injury requiring stitches. An 18-year-old is now charged with armed robbery and intimidation, accused of pistol-whipping and robbing two youths of cash and a gun near County Roads 300 N and 400 W.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What is clean when it is black and dirty when it is white?" — A chalk board (Thank you Charlie H. for sending it in!)
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