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ENERGIZING EDDY’S

BELOVED GEIST RESTAURANT GETS FRESH UPDATES & COMMUNITY SPIRIT

Writer / Renée Larr

For years, Eddy’s at Geist has been a go-to spot for casual dining, family gatherings and camaraderie. Now, under the ownership of Diana Miller and Ryan Hockemeyer, the restaurant is entering a new chapter filled with energy, creativity and a vision to make Eddy’s an even more exciting community hangout.

“We want to honor what people love about Eddy’s while breathing new life into it,” Miller says. “This isn’t about reinventing the wheel. It’s about freshening things up and creating new experiences that bring people together.”

At the heart of the changes is a renewed focus on food and drink. A freshly designed cocktail menu will debut, showcasing drinks crafted with house-made fruit purees and creative flair. From spicy mango margaritas to rich espresso martinis, the bar team has been testing recipes with staff input, ensuring every drink is as fun as it is flavorful.

“Everyone’s been pitching in ideas,” Hockemeyer says. “When things slow down, the bartenders experiment, and it’s been exciting to see what they create.”

Seasonal cocktails will rotate throughout the year, giving guests something new to look forward to with each visit.

On the food side, football season specials are already a hit. Sundays bring hearty appetizers such as boneless buffalo wings and potato skins, perfect for sharing on game day. A seasonal menu will launch in October, bringing back favorites like shrimp and grits and jambalaya.

“We’ve been testing dishes, and people are really responding,” Miller says. “Eddy’s has always been known for soups, too, so we’ll keep leaning into that, especially when the weather turns cold.”

Miller and Hockemeyer are also expanding Eddy’s role as an entertainment destination. Expect to see trivia and bingo nights, live music and festive events throughout the year. Families can look forward to a pumpkin carving night for kids.

Football fans won’t be left out either. Every Sunday, Eddy’s will broadcast games on all screens, ensuring Colts supporters and fans of any team have a home base to cheer.

“We’ll have every game on,” Hockemeyer says. “So whether you’re a Lions fan or a Packers fan, you’ve got a spot here.”

For private gatherings, the restaurant is open to hosting large parties of up to 50 guests with advance notice.

“We’ve already hosted some big groups, and we’re ready for more, especially with the holidays coming up,” Miller says.

Beyond food and events, the owners are investing heavily in cosmetic updates to make the space brighter and more welcoming. A design team is working on new layouts, furniture upgrades and updated finishes.

“We’re excited to give it a little facelift,” Miller says. “It will completely change the atmosphere.”

The updates go hand in hand with a renewed sense of energy. From refreshed music playlists to livelier décor, guests can already feel the shift.

“It’s minor things, but it changes the vibe,” Hockemeyer says. “We want people to walk in and feel upbeat and comfortable.”

Miller and Hockemeyer understand that staying connected means meeting customers where they are. The Eddy’s team is ramping up its social media presence, keeping the community informed about menus, specials and events through Facebook and Instagram. A TikTok account is also in the works, with staff eager to contribute fun, behindthe-scenes content.

“We’ve got a lot of college students on staff, and they’re all about TikTok,” Miller says. “It’ll be a great way to show our personality and connect with younger guests.”

Online ordering and delivery are also on the horizon, with DoorDash set to be implemented soon. For regulars who may not always be able to make it out, this change will make enjoying Eddy’s food easier than ever.

One of the most striking differences under the new leadership is the way Miller and Hockemeyer involve staff in shaping Eddy’s future. They’ve set up a group chat dedicated to employee ideas, where team members can pitch suggestions ranging from menu specials to event concepts.

“What our staff says really matters to us,” Hockemeyer says. “They know our customers best, and they’re the ones hearing what people want. If they bring us an idea, we’re listening.”

— DIANA MILLER

That philosophy extends to customer feedback as well. Whether through social media or in person, the owners encourage patrons to share honest input.

“We’d rather people come to us directly so we can make it right,” Miller says. “Feedback drives improvement, and improvement is our priority.”

As the pair ushers Eddy’s into its next chapter, they remain mindful of the restaurant’s deep roots. Former owners James and Michelle Jallal passed the torch with their blessing, and longtime guests can rest assured that the dishes and traditions they love will remain.

“We’re not taking away the staples,” Miller says. “We know what’s important to our regulars. This is about adding to it, not replacing it.”

“Eddy’s has always been a gathering place,” Hockemeyer says. “We want to keep that spirit alive and make it even stronger. Good food, good drinks, good people. That’s what it’s all about.”

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Kalea Bentley

LAWRENCE NORTH HIGH SCHOOL

For Kalea Bentley, a senior at Lawrence North High School, being a student-athlete means more than just balancing practices and games. It represents discipline, commitment and a determination to excel both in the classroom and on the basketball court.

“Being a student-athlete has really taught me how important time management and discipline are,” Kalea says.

She follows a structured routine, making schoolwork her top priority before shifting her focus to basketball, and then dedicating time to community involvement. This

balance has become the foundation of her success.

On the court, Kalea has already achieved a milestone that most athletes dream of — helping lead Lawrence North to the 2025 IHSAA 4A State Championship. She describes the victory as the most rewarding moment of her career so far.

“All the hard practices, long seasons and challenges we faced as a team led to that moment and brought us together,” she reflects.

The championship was not just about the win, but also about the perseverance and teamwork that defined the journey.

Off the court, Kalea is equally committed to making a difference. She is deeply involved with the Diabetes Youth Foundation of Indiana, an organization close to her heart. Living with Type 1 diabetes, Kalea has found connection, encouragement, and purpose in supporting others who share her experience.

“It means a lot to connect with other kids who have Type 1 diabetes and support them,” she explains.

At Lawrence North, Kalea also serves as a Student Assistant for the Athletic Director and is an active member of the Student Athletic Board. These roles allow her to contribute to the school community by helping with events, supporting fellow athletes, and learning valuable leadership skills that will serve her long after high school.

Her impact stretches beyond athletics and academics. Kalea’s involvement demonstrates a passion for uplifting others, whether it’s cheering on a teammate, mentoring younger students, or giving back to her community through service.

Looking ahead, Kalea hopes to continue her basketball career at the collegiate level while pursuing a degree that allows her to combine

her leadership, resilience and desire to serve others. With her strong foundation of discipline and her ability to juggle academics, athletics and community service, there is little doubt she will thrive in the next chapter of her journey.

For Kalea Bentley, the lessons of basketball and academics are tightly woven together — teaching her how to manage time, overcome challenges and lead with integrity.

Her story reflects the true spirit of a studentathlete: not only striving for excellence on the court, but also working tirelessly to make a difference in the lives of others.

SHINE BRIGHTLY WITH OUTDOOR LIGHTING ASK THE GEIST DECK AND DOCK EXPERTS

Why should the enjoyment of your backyard space end when the sun goes down? With thoughtfully placed outdoor lighting, you can extend your evenings, improve safety, and elevate the overall atmosphere of your deck, dock, or patio. At Creed Improvements, we believe lighting isn’t just an add-on — it’s an essential element of great outdoor living. For years, we’ve been incorporating lighting solutions into our deck and dock projects, creating functional spaces that shine well into the night.

We’re proud to partner with Decks & Docks of Indianapolis, a full-line supplier offering a wide range of lighting options tailored for outdoor use. Whether your project requires standard 110-volt electrical lighting, energy-efficient low-voltage systems, solar-powered fixtures, or even underwater lighting for dramatic dockside effects, we’re here to help you choose the right option that matches both your style and budget.

Today’s lighting features are as beautiful as they are practical. From elegant, illuminated glass railings to subtle undermount lighting and sleek post cap lights, there’s no shortage of creative ways to bring a soft,

ambient glow to your space. Add riser lights to stairs or post-mount lights along railings to guide foot traffic safely, especially after dark. Planning for dock lighting? Consider classic wharf lights or underwater fixtures that not only look amazing but also improve visibility for latenight boat rides or fishing.

For those who prefer a simpler setup, solar lights offer a hasslefree solution without the need to run electricity. They’re great for highlighting walking paths, stairs, or perimeter features — all while charging during the day and shining at night.

Lighting isn’t just about beauty; it also adds security. A well-lit outdoor area deters unwanted guests and helps keep your family and visitors safe from accidental trips or falls.

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Chris Reed is the owner of Creed improvements specializing in building decks, pergolas, porches and more for Hamilton County families for over a decade. He enjoys building unique backyard spaces for his clients to create family memories of a lifetime. Chris has lived in Indy for over 30 years.

Each month Chris will be highlighting products and solutions for decks and docks. His major supplier is “Decks and Docks of Indianapolis”. His goal is to inform, educate and inspire renovations for the readers.

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2025–2026

Member Directory & Community Guide

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ABOUT THE GREATER LAWRENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Welcome to the Greater Lawrence Chamber! We are a membershipbased organization of businesses and community partners, working together to further our collective interests, while advancing our community forward towards a bright and prosperous future.

BUILDING BUSINESS.

CONNECTING COMMUNITY.

Lawrence Township surrounds the City of Lawrence in the northeast corner of Marion County & Indianapolis, Indiana. An elected / volunteer Board of Directors governs the Chamber and a professional

staff is responsible for the development and implementation of the management, policies and day-to-day operations.

The organizational purpose of the Chamber is to promote, advance, and stimulate civic, business, commercial, agricultural and industrial interests and general welfare in the City of Lawrence and surrounding territory, also known as the Greater Lawrence Township Area of Marion County, Indiana, and to stimulate public opinion and reaction to these ends by providing such information and public programs as will foster and encourage these purposes.

Brad Klofenstein, President Greater Lawrence Chamber

2025/2026 BOARD MEMBERS

JENNIFER HINDMAN COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK DR. APRIL KROWEL THE BRAIN CENTER

JENNIFER PAVLIK KEYSTONE GROUP

MATT MILES MSDLT

MARK FORCUM, BOARD CHAIR MS CONSULTANTS INC.

CALEB HILL, TREASURER TRU BY HILTON

SANDRA DAY, SECRETARY DAY’S CONSULTING

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP BY THE

NUMBERS

Lawrence Township surrounds the City of Lawrence in the northeast corner of Marion County. The City of Lawrence offers awardwinning schools, affordable housing, the beautiful Fort Harrison State Park, Lawrence Village at the Fort and the Lawrence Trades District - all just minutes from downtown Indianapolis. In addition to the City of Lawrence’s economic development efforts, the Lawrence Community Development Corporation & Fort Harrison Reuse Authority work to attract new businesses and retain current businesses.

2025 POPULATION OF

49,164

2024 LABOR FORCE

26,600

AVERAGE COMMUTE

25 MINUTES

Lawrence is a city located in Marion County, Indiana. The average household income in Lawrence is $91,705. The median age in Lawrence is 34.4 years: 34 years for males, and 34.8 years for females.

DEMOGRAPHICS

THE RACIAL COMPOSITION OF LAWRENCE

White (non-Hispanic): 45.8%

Black or African American (non-Hispanic): 27.6%

Hispanic (of any race): 19.6%

Foreign-born population (2024): 11.1% of residents were born outside of the United States.

Citizenship (2024): 93% of residents were U.S. citizens.

ECONOMIC INDICATORS

In 2023, the median household income was $73,455, a 3.81% increase from the previous year. The median property value was $220,400 in 2024, with a 66.1% homeownership rate. The labor force in 2024 included 26,600 people.

COMMUTE AND TRANSPORTATION

The average commute for residents is 25 minutes, with most primarily driving alone. Households own an average of 2 cars.

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ST. VINCENT PRIMARY CARE & PEDIATRICS

Writer / Amie Drudge

Right in your own backyard, you’ve got more than just a doctor — you’ve got lifelong care. St. Vincent Primary Care and Pediatrics in Lawrence is here for every stage of life.

This practice, located just off Lee Road next to Fort Ben and across the street from the library, is the perfect blend of urgent care convenience and family doctor familiarity. Unlike many offices where you might wait weeks for an appointment, St. Vincent Lawrence Primary Care and Pediatrics makes it a priority to see you when you need care most.

“Our patients come back because they aren’t seeing just any doctor moonlighting at different locations,” says Myrle MartinDulaney, the office physician coordinator says. “We know their history and insurance provider, we have their records in the system, and we treat them like family.”

MEET THE PEDIATRIC PROVIDERS

DR. TAMARA DICKERSON, MD

Dr. Dickerson is a beloved pediatrician who has been caring for local families long enough to watch her patients grow up — and now bring in children of their own. Her

reputation for compassion is legendary. One young patient, so eager to show his appreciation, once picked flowers from the office planters just so he wouldn’t arrive at his appointment with Dr. Dickerson emptyhanded. Outside of caring for children, Dr. Dickerson spends time growing her faith and investing in her family and in her community.

DR. ERRIS ROWAN, DO

Dr. Rowan is trained in osteopathic medicine, which takes a whole-body approach to pediatric care. As a new mother herself, she connects deeply with young families and is especially skilled at

Dr. Tamara Dickerson, MD , Stacy Frazier, FNP-C, Erris Rowan, DO

interpreting the unspoken needs of children. Her perspective as both physician and parent makes her uniquely attuned to her patients’ experiences. Outside of the office, Dr. Rowan enjoys precious moments with family, playing with their dog, Lola, and staying active.

STACY FRAZIER, FNP-C

Nurse Practitioner Stacy Frazier brings a thoughtful, hands-on approach to every visit. After training across multiple sites, she refined her vision for patient-centered care—one that blends expertise with genuine compassion. Outside of the office, Stacy enjoys reading, baking, staying active and spending time with family and friends.

A DIFFERENT KIND OF OFFICE

At Lawrence Pediatrics, care is never centralized or impersonal. Instead of a phone tree or voicemail system, every call is answered directly by a registered nurse. Patients love the reassurance of speaking to a knowledgeable voice right away, and urgent concerns are handled quickly and thoughtfully. If a same-day appointment is needed, they make it happen.

After hours, patients have access to a triage line for emergencies, ensuring support is always available when it’s truly needed.

A COMMUNITYCENTERED TEAM

This remarkable team of women — supported by experienced RN’s has built a practice rooted in relationships. MartinDulaney has coordinated care here for nearly a decade, and she describes it as “the joy of our lives” to watch children grow up under their care.

“When young patients transition out of pediatrics, we help them find a family

doctor within the same office, ensuring continuity of care that lasts a lifetime.”

Serving the communities of Geist, McCordsville, Fishers and Lawrence, St. Vincent Primary Care and Pediatrics offers both convenience and excellence. With their focus on accessibility, compassion, and whole-family care, they truly embody what it means to be a neighborhood practice.

If you find yourself driving too far for the care you deserve, consider looking closer to home or in your own backyard. The team at St. Vincent Lawrence will handle your family’s health — today and for years to come.

EXPLORE LAWRENCE

Lawrence Township is one of nine townships in Marion County Indiana with a population of nearly 120,000. Lawrence Township By The Numbers. Whether considering relocation or to invest & grow your business in our area, please contact our President to learn more about what our community has to offer.

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They are among the Chamber’s most active and involved members. They will be happy to share their success stories, offer advice, and introduce you to other members of the Chamber.

WHO IS AN AMBASSADOR?

As the Chamber’s brand ambassador team, our Ambassadors perform many important tasks for the Chamber. Most importantly, they help recruit and retain members, assisting the Chamber in meeting its membership goals for the year. Chamber members must complete an application to be considered for the Ambassadors committee.

WELCOME NEW MEMBERS

Select Ambassadors make follow-up calls to new members inquiring about their experience and to suggest which benefits of membership can be most effective for their unique needs.

EVENT SUPPORT

Special name tags make Ambassadors prominent at Chamber events. You will find them welcoming attendees, directing them to points of contact, and making sure everyone is comfortable.

RIBBON CUTTINGS

Ambassadors participate & support in Grand Openings & RibbonCuttings, tour facilities, and help to spread the word about hosts’ companies.

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DUSTI HAMILTON STAR BANK

CORY FOHRER COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK

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JANA MAULL NAKARMI EVERWISE CREDIT UNION

Deb and her late husband moved to Lawrence almost 30 years ago and raised their children in Lawrence Township schools. She has worked her entire career for Community Health Network, first as a respiratory therapist and currently as the Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion. She has a long record of expanding services and care to diverse populations across Marion County.

Deb was inspired to run for local office after volunteering for Democratic campaigns during and after the 2016 election. She was elected to the Lawrence Common Council At-Large in 2019 and serves as Chair of the Public Safety Committee.

Deb currently serves as a Board Member at The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Indianapolis and the Fort Benjamin Harrison YMCA. She is also a member of The Links, Inc. and a former Board Member of Martin University.

Deb’s priorities as Mayor include bringing more growth and economic opportunities to Lawrence, working with public safety officials to keep our city safe, and making city spending more equitable so that we can effectively serve all of Lawrence—no matter your neighborhood or income.

You can email the mayor at mayormail@ cityoflawrence.org or call 317-545-6191 for assistance or to make suggestions.

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MEET MAYOR DEB WHITFIELD

MAYOR’S ADMINISTRATION

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Goodnight, Greg Chief of Staff 317-542-4483 Harvey, Lisa Director of Crime Prevention 317-549-9580

Heneghan, Jim Director of Streets 317- 545-8787

OTHER STAFF

Wanner, Paul Utilities Superintendent 317.524.6303

COMMON COUNCIL

Chavis, Lisa At-Large (317) 545-6191 ext. 2100

Cramer, Zach District 5 (317) 545-6191 ext. 2101

Freeman, Sherron District 3 (317) 826-4372 Giles, Tyrrell District 1 (317) 545-6191 ext. 2103

Jennings, Carlos District 4 (317)-545-6191 ext.2108

Krone, Kristie District 6 (317) 545-6191 ext. 2104

Masur, Liz At-Large (317) 545-6191 ext. 2105

Robinson, Betty At-Large (317) 545-6191

Wells, Rick

District 2 (317) 545-6191 ext. 2107

PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT

Everyone craves moments to unwind. Our community takes pride in its abundant green parks, excellent sports facilities, enjoyable playgrounds, and convenient rental areas, all provided by the Parks and Recreation Department. In addition to maintaining these fabulous facilities, our department is pleased to sponsor fun, family-friendly events, such as Fiesta Lawrence, Juneteenth Jubilee, Fourth Fest, Dia Latino de Lawrence, Halloween Fest, A Lawrence Christmas, and Winterfest.

GREATER LAWRENCE CHAMBER EVENTS

GREATER LAWRENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE – WATER COOLER WEDNESDAYS

Join us each month for Water Cooler Wednesdays, a casual coffee networking event hosted by the Greater Lawrence Chamber of Commerce. These gatherings are designed to bring both members and non-members together to connect, collaborate, and build meaningful business relationships.

Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere where everyone has the opportunity to introduce themselves and share what they do. It’s a simple, effective way to grow your network, learn about local businesses, and strengthen ties within the Greater Lawrence community.

We encourage you to bring co-workers or guests — the more connections made, the better! Whether you’re a longtime Chamber member or just curious about what we offer, Water Cooler Wednesdays provide a welcoming environment to exchange ideas, spark collaborations, and support each other’s success.

GREATER LAWRENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE –CHEW ON THIS

Join the Greater Lawrence Chamber for Chew on This, our monthly lunch series held every third Tuesday. Each month, we feature a different guest speaker who delivers engaging, relevant, and impactful content tailored to Lawrence business owners and residents. This series is the perfect opportunity to learn, grow, and connect over lunch while gaining valuable insights on topics that matter most to our community. Whether you’re a Chamber member or simply interested in networking and professional development, Chew on This offers a welcoming atmosphere to exchange ideas and build meaningful business relationships.

2025 STATE OF THE SCHOOLS ADDRESS

Join us for the 2025 State of the Schools Address, featuring Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township Superintendent, Dr. Shawn Smith. Dr. Smith will reflect & share the district’s vision of the 2025-2026 school year!

Sponsored by Citizens State Bank with speaker Vanessa Green Sinder Indiana Chamber of Commerce President & CEO

WEDNESDAY NOV 12, 2025

Registration: 10:30am

Program: 11:00am - 1:00pm Hillcrest Country Club 6098 Fall Creek Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46220

GLC Members:$50

Non-members: $75

TUESDAY OCT 14, 2025

11:30 a.m.: Check In & Networking

11:55 a.m.: Welcome Remarks and Lunch

12:20 p.m.: Introduction of Dr. Shawn Smith

1:00 p.m.: Conclusion

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AJ’S BAR & GRILL

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ALEXANDER SCREW PRODUCTS, INC.

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BALL STATE UNIVERSITY FISHERS CENTER

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BARRETT SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT

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BENJAMIN HARRISON YMCA

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BEYOND MONUMENTAL / INDY HALF MARATHON AT FORT BEN

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BINFORD REDEVELOPMENT & GROWTH

5868 E. 71st Street E-104

Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 578-2538

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BLOOMERANG

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BOSE MCKINNEY & EVANS LLP

111 Monument Circle Suite 2700

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C.R. HEROES FAMILY PUB

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CAFE’ AUDREY

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CATHEDRAL HIGH SCHOOL

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CENTRA CREDIT UNION

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CITIZENS STATE BANK

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CITY OF LAWRENCE

9001 E. 59th Street, Suite 300 Lawrence, IN 46216 (317) 545-4804

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CITY OF LAWRENCE FIRE DEPARTMENT

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CLEARVISTA LAKE HEALTH CAMPUS

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COHRON’S MANUFACTURED HOMES, INC

9623 Pendleton Pike Lawrence, IN 46236 (317) 897-1043

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COMMUNITY CUPBOARD OF LAWRENCE

7101 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 355-7395

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COMMUNITY HEALTH NETWORK

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CREED IMPROVEMENTS

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EADS MURRAY & PUGH, P.C.

9515 E. 59th Street, Suite B Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 536-2565

eadsmurraypugh.com

Member Since 7/1/2013

ENCORE 55+ BOUTIQUE APARTMENTS

6675 East 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46250 (317) 777-6303

LiveEncore.com

Member Since 2/7/2020

EVERWISE CREDIT UNION

6710 N. Shadeland Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 577-1313

tcunet.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

EXOS IT

135 N. Pennsylvania St, Suite 2300 Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 435-2046

exosit.com

Member Since 2/7/2017

EXPONENTIAL EQUITY GROUP, LLC

3039 N Post Road Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 597-3657

exponentialequitygroup.com

Member Since 8/8/2024

FC PRIDE SOCCER CLUB

11960 E 62nd Street

Indianapolis, IN 46235 (317) 679-4405

fcpride.org

Member Since 8/3/2023

FINANCIAL CENTER FIRST CREDIT UNION - MAIN CENTER

7101 E. 56th Street

Lawrence, IN 46226 (317) 916-7700

fcfcu.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

FIRST FINANCIAL BANK

9050 E. 56th Street

Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 600-2480

bankatfirst.com

Member Since 5/15/2025

FLANNER BUCHANAN GEIST

7855 Cork Rd

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 454-7078

flannerbuchanan.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

FOAMCRAFT

Indianapolis, IN 46236

Member Since 4/15/2025

FORT BEN PUB

5645 N. Post Rd.

Indianapolis , IN 46033 (317) 418-4014

fortbenpub.com

Member Since 10/14/2022

FORT HARRISON ASSISTED LIVING

8025 Doubleday drive Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 546-2846

fortharrisonal.com

Member Since 5/8/2025

FORT HARRISON REUSE AUTHORITY

9001 E. 59th Street Suite 202 Indianapolis, IN 46216 1-317-377-3400

fhra.org

Member Since 1/1/2013

FORT HARRISON STATE PARK INN

5830 N. Post Road

Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 638-6000

in.gov/dnr/parklake/inns/ftharrison/ lodging.html

Member Since 1/1/2013

FORTUNE ACADEMY

5626 Lawton Loop, E. Drive Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 377-0544

thefortuneacademy.org

Member Since 6/1/2013

FORUM CREDIT UNION

5760 Sunnyside Road

Indianapolis, IN 46235 (317) 558-6000

forumcu.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

FOXGARDIN KITCHEN & ALE

215 S Main St Fortville, IN 46040 (317) 496-2366

foxgardin.com

Member Since 10/30/2024

FRANKLIN PEST SOLUTIONS

6008 N Keystone Ave Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 642-7774

franklinpestsolutions.com

Member Since 7/15/2025

FREIJE ENGINEERED SOLUTIONS

7600 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, Indiana 46226 (317) 716-7920

fes-co.com

Member Since 4/15/2021

FRIENDS OF FORT HARRISON STATE PARK

5753 Glenn Road Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 964-1823

friendsoffortharrison.org

Member Since 9/4/2016

FYZICAL THERAPY & BALANCE CENTERS

5665 N Post Rd, Suite 120 Indianapolis , IN 46216 (317) 723-6089

Fyzical.com/Fort-Ben-In

Member Since 4/7/2023

GARMONG CONSTRUCTION

5988 Michigan Road Indianapolis, IN 46228 (317) 682-1001

garmong.net

Member Since 7/31/2018

GEIST MAGAZINE

Towne Post Network

8800 North Street, Suite 117 Fishers, IN 46038 (317) 294-7211

GOLD STANDARD CLEANING SERVICES INC

12629 Tealwood Drive

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (765) 960-8656

goldstandardcleaninc.com

Member Since 7/29/2025

GREATER LAWRENCE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

6501 Sunnyside Rd., Suite A216 Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 541-9876

lawrencechamberofcommerce.org

Member Since 7/30/2013

GREENTREE REAL ESTATE GROUP

7037 Indian Lake Blvd., W. Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 557-5478

MargeCrouch.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

GREGORY AND APPEL INSURANCE

433 N. Capitol, Suite 400 Indianapolis, IN 46202 (317) 634-7491

gregoryappel.com

Member Since 12/1/2012

HARRIS & FORD, LLC

9307 East 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 591-0000

harrisandford.com

Member Since 9/2/2013

HEARBEST

12688 E 116th St Fishers, IN 46037 (317) 973-7109

HearBest.com

Member Since 8/16/2024

HEARTLAND FILM

8950 Otis Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 464-9405

heartlandfilm.org

Member Since 1/10/2023

HILLCREST COUNTRY CLUB

6098 Fall Creek Road Indianapolis, IN 46220 317-251-1425 x222

hillcrestccindy.com

Member Since 8/1/2013

HOOSIER SECURITY

7828 E 86th St

Indianapolis, IN 46256 (317) 644-0570

hoosiersecurity.com

Member Since 8/9/2021

IMPRINT BRANDING

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 864-0632

imprintbrandingus.com

Member Since 10/4/2022

INDESIGN, LLC

8225 E. 56th St. Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 377-5441

indesign-llc.com

Member Since 2/1/2013

INDIAN LAKE COUNTRY CLUB

10502 E 75th St

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 823-6552 indianlakegolf.com

INDY COUNSELING PROFESSIONALS, LLC

5660 Caito Drive, Suite 126 Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 207-6095

indycounselingprofessionals.com

Member Since 3/5/2015

INDY DATA PARTNERS, INC

5747 N. Post Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 713-4040

indydatapartners.com

Member Since 7/31/2018

INDY NEST

7994 Oakhaven Place Indianapolis, IN 46256 (317) 409-2586

talktotucker.com/Lyn.Wuethrich

Member Since 6/3/2024

INPWR, INC.

10640 Deme Drive Suite M

Indianpolis, IN 46236 (317) 723-3375

inpwrinc.com

Member Since 5/14/2018

JOCKAMO PIZZA

9165 Otis Ave.

Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 986-4545

jockamopizza.com

Member Since 5/29/2025

JPS CONSULTING ENGINEERS

9365 Counselors Row Suite 116 Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 694-8291

jpsconsultingengineers.com

Member Since 3/15/2024

KEYSTONE GROUP

47 S Pennsylvania Street 10th Floor

Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 636-2000

keystone-corp.com

Member Since 4/20/2022

LAWRENCE APOSTOLIC CHURCH, INC

6202 Sunnyside Rd Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 370-2202

lacindy.org

Member Since 4/12/2023

LAWRENCE BRANCHINDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC LIBRARY

7898 N. Hague Road Indianapolis, IN 46256 (317) 275-4460

indypl.org

Member Since 3/12/2013

LAWRENCE COMMUNITY PARKS FOUNDATION, INC

12125 E 65th St Box 36115

Lawrence, IN 46236 (317) 855-8517

lawrenceparksin.org

Member Since 4/26/2021

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP SCHOOL FOUNDATION (LTSF)

5720 Wheeler Road Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 423-8300

msdltf.org

Member Since 1/1/2013

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE

4455 McCoy Street Ste. 100 Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 890-0011

lawtwp.org

Member Since 1/1/2013

LCS HEATING AND COOLING

11929 E 65th Street Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 238-3961

LCSheatingandcooling.com

Member Since 6/29/2023

LEVEL365

9130 Otis Ave., Suite H Lawrence, IN 46216 (317) 810-0024

level365.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

LOCKE AND LADDER

3077 E 98th St Suite 275 Carmel , IN 46280 (463) 298-9989

lockeladder.com

Member Since 9/8/2025

MANAGEPOINT

9119 Otis Ave Indianapolis, Indiana 46216 (317) 377-3100

Managepoint.biz

Member Since 8/1/2013

MARIA G. EARLYWINE IBC WITH MARY KAY COSMETICS

11266 Old Stone Dr Indianapolis, IN 46236 1-317-652-7388

marykay.com/msustaita45

Member Since 3/13/2025

MARKET STREET GROUP, INC.

101 W. Ohio Street Suite 1400

Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 917-0800

marketstreetindy.com

Member Since 12/14/2023

MARTEN

CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT, INC.

5719 Lawton Loop E Dr Ste 211 Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 714-4175

Martencm.com

Member Since 11/8/2017

MCKENZIE CENTER FOR INNOVATION & TECHNOLOGY

7250 East 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46256 (317) 964-8006

ltschools.org

Member Since 1/1/2013

MERICI VILLAGE APARTMENTS

5707 Lawton Loop East Drive Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 292-9408

villageofmerici.org

Member Since 6/24/2015

METRONET

3701 Communications Way

Evansville, IN 47715 (855) 769-0936

metronet.com

Member Since 1/19/2023

MEYER PLASTICS

5968 Sunnyside Rd Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 259-4131

meyerplastics.com

Member Since 4/10/2019

MIDWEST STUDIOS

Indianapolis, IN 46236

Midwest Studios 5742 N Post Rd Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 257-5131

midweststudios.com

Member Since 5/21/2019

MINUTEMAN PRESS

9105 E. 56th Street Suite E

Indianpolis, IN 46216 (317) 746-6703

indyeast.minutemanpress.com

Member Since 6/29/2020

MO STRATEGIES

501 Pennsylvania Pkwy Suite 165

Indianapolis, IN 46280 (317) 514-1276

mostrat.com

Member Since 2/17/2020

MOO & LOU FROZEN TREATS AND MORE LLC

5645 N. Post Rd. Ste. B Lawrence, IN 46216 (317) 597-0075

mooloufrozentreats.com

Member Since 5/22/2023

MOON DROPS DISTILLERY

738 W. Broadway Fortville, IN 46040 (317) 482-9392

moondropsdistillery.com

Member Since 2/16/2023

MOONFLOWER MARKETING

5868 E 71st Street Suite E-192 Indianapolis, IN 46220 (463) 262-3311

moonflowermarketing.com

Member Since 8/7/2024

MORGAN STANLEY WEALTH MANAGEMENT, LLC

800 E. 96th St., Suite 400 Indianapolis, IN 46240 (317) 818-7437

morganstanley.com

Member Since 5/1/2013

MOZEL SANDERS FOUNDATION INC.

709 N. Belmont Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46222 (317) 636-7985

mozelsanders.org

Member Since 8/29/2022

MS CONSULTANTS, INC.

115 W. Washington St. Suite 1310

Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 566-0050

Member Since 4/9/2025

MSD LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP

5720 Wheeler Rd.

Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 423-8200

ltschools.org

Member Since 3/21/2017

OLD NATIONAL BANK56TH ST.

8930 E. 56th Street Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 542-9010

oldnational.com/index.asp

Member Since 1/1/2006

OLD OAKLAND GOLF CLUB

11611 E. 75th Street Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 823.4791 Ext. 101 oldoaklandgolfclub.com

Member Since 1/23/2017

OPTIONS BEHAVIORAL HEALTH

5602 Caito Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 544-4340

optionsbehavioralhealthsystem.com

Member Since 5/26/2015

ORTHODONTIC EXPERTS LAWRENCE

5640 Emerson Way Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 543-7264

orthodonticexprts.com/location/ orthodontist-lawrenceindianapolis-in/ Member Since 3/13/2025

PHOENIX DATA CORPORATION

5777 North Post Road Indianapolis, Indiana 46216 (317) 354-1187

phoenixdatacorporation.com

Member Since 6/1/2013

PJ PHOTOGRAPHY LLC

5625 German Church RD, #3212 Indianapolis, IN 46235 (317) 954-7121

pj21photography.com

Member Since 2/21/2024

POINDEXTER EXCAVATING, INC.

P.O. Box 36399

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 823-6837

poindexterexcavating.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

POINDEXTER TRANSPORT

10443 E. 56th St., P.O. Box 36399

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 823-6837

poindexterexcavating.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

PURPLE RIBBON OFFICE SOLUTIONS

5625 SUNNYSIDE ROAD Suite 1013 Indianapolis, IN 46235 (317) 854-9599

purpleribbonofficesolution.com

REAGAN OUTDOOR ADVERTISING

511 Madison Avenue

INDIANAPOLIS, IN 46225 (317) 634-1900

reaganoutdoor.com

Member Since 7/31/2023

REGIONS BANK

10869 Pendleton Pike Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 723-2000 regions.com

Member Since 4/22/2024

RESILIENT MINDS,LLC

9165 Otis Avenue Suite 114

Lawrence, IN 46216 (317) 759-8822

resilientmindsfamilyservices.com

Member Since 1/28/2025

RESTORE SKIN THERAPY, LLC

5719 Lawton Loop E Dr Suite 03 Indianapolis, Indiana 46216 (317) 735-1161

restoreskintherapy.com

Member Since 8/22/2017

ROCHE DIAGNOSTICS CORPORATION

9115 Hague Rd Indianapolis, IN 46250 (317) 521-3106

roche-diagnostics.us

Member Since 12/1/2014

SALTIRE GAMES INC

11135 Pendleton Pike Suite 1200 Indianapolis, IN 46236-2872 (317) 823-1645

saltiregames.com

Member Since 12/27/2022

SCHMIDT ASSOCIATES, INC.

415 Massachusetts Avenue Indianapolis, IN 46204 (317) 263-6226

schmidt-arch.com

Member Since 2/28/2020

SCHNEIDER GEOMATICS

8901 Otis Ave Suite 100 Indianapolis , IN 46216 (317) 826-7101

schneidergeomatics.com

Member Since 1/21/2025

SCHNEIDER GEOSPATIAL

8901 Otis Ave., Suite 300 Indianapolis, Indiana 46216 (317) 826-7110

schneidergis.com

Member Since 9/10/2018

SECURITY FORCE INC.

1250 Interchange way Indianapolis, IN 46239 (317) 787-7763

securityforcenow.com

Member Since 10/30/2023

SHARING PLACE FOOD PANTRY

for Lutheran Child and Family Services) 6501 Sunnyside Road, Entrance #5 Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 760-0420

lutheranfamily.org

Member Since 3/21/2017

SIGN CRAFT INDUSTRIES

8816 Corporation Drive Indianapolis, IN 46256 (317) 842-8664

signcraftind.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

SIHO INSURANCE SERVICES

417 Washington St Columbus , IN 47201 (812) 447-5851

siho.org

Member Since 3/20/2024

SKI LANDSCAPE

9786 E. 56th St. Lawrence, IN 46236 (317) 897-5885

skilandscape.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

SPORTS PAGE LOUNGE

4603 N. Post Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 902-8687

Member Since 11/14/2022

STAR FINANCIAL BANK

9165 E 56th St. Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 566-3171

starfinancial.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

STILL WATERS ADULT DAY CENTER

7160 Shadeland Station Way Indpls, IN 46256 (317) 284-0837

stillwatersadc.org

Member Since 11/14/2023

STOCK YARDS BANK AND TRUST

6840 Lake Plaza Dr Indianapolis, IN 46220 (317) 238-2865

syb.com

Member Since 10/21/2019

SYCAMORE RESERVE INDEPENDENT SENIOR LIVING

8275 Craig St. Indianapolis, Indiana 46250 (317) 516-5200

sycamorereserve.com

Member Since 5/20/2019

TEAM IP

5738 Wheeler Road Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 402-9804

teamipcorporate.com

Member Since 1/23/2024

THE BRAIN CENTER

8202 Clearvista Pkwy Ste 9E Indianapolis, IN 46256 (317) 748-0034

braincenterindy.com

Member Since 7/23/2021

THE GODDARD SCHOOL OF GEIST

10925 Cork Place Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 826-7522

goddardschool.com/schools/in/ indianapolis/lawrencetownshipgeist

Member Since 1/15/2019

THE GROOVY CAFE

11659 Fox Road

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 855-1954

groovycafe.net

Member Since 11/6/2023

THE OTIS AT FORT BEN

9310 Otis Avenue

Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 912-1100

theotisfortben.com

Member Since 3/3/2021

TOTAL REWARD SOLUTIONS, LLC

7962 Oaklandon Rd. Suite 112

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 589-8529

totalrsolutions.com

Member Since 5/1/2013

TOWNE POST NETWORK, INC.

8800 North St., Ste. 117 Fishers, IN - Indiana 46038 (317) 810-0011

townepost.com

Member Since 1/31/2018

TQL WEALTH MANAGEMENT

3815 River Crossing, Parkway, Suite 100 Indianapolis, IN 462240 (317) 643-3323

tqlwealth.com

Member Since 6/24/2013

TREMAIN TILE AND MARBLE

8101 E. 47th Street

Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 549-1991

tre-main.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

TRU BY HILTON LAWRENCE

5660 Lawrence Village Pkwy Indianapolis, IN 46216 1-317-541-8803

hilton.com/en/hotels/inddlru-trulawrence Member Since 2/14/2023

UNITED SURETY AGENTS, INC.

5153 N. Shadeland Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 254-8721

unitedsuretyagents.com

Member Since 9/1/2013

US DEFENSE SOLUTIONS

6320 Oaklandon Rd Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 723-3231

usdslawrence.com

Member Since 3/9/2025

VERIDUS GROUP, INC.

5649 Lee Rd, Suite 1

Indianapolis, IN 46216 (317) 598-6647

theveridusgroup.com

Member Since 5/21/2025

VFW POST #7119

6525 Lee Rd

Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 823-6180

vfw7119.org

Member Since 8/31/2022

VIETNAM VETERANS OF AMERICA CHAPTER 295

9450 E 59th Street Indianapolis, IN 46226 (317) 547-4748

vva295.org

Member Since 6/4/2024

VOELKEL’S

COLLISION REPAIR, INC.

6201 Oaklandon Road Indianapolis, IN 46235 (317) 823-6200

voekelscollision.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

WASTE MANAGEMENT

10000 E 56th St

Indianapolis, IN 46236

1-317-982-1270

wm.com

Member Since 5/16/2024

WESTMINSTER VILLAGE NORTH, INC.

11050 Presbyterian Drive Indianapolis, IN 46236 317-823-6841 x2140

WestMinsterVillage.com

Member Since 1/1/2013

WILLIAMS COMFORT AIR

12640 East 59th Street Indianapolis, IN 46236 (317) 268-8762

williamscomfortair.com/location/ lawrence-indiana/ Member Since 5/1/2019

WIZARD ENERGY LLC

5625 German Church road Indianapolis, IN 46235 (317) 701-5386

wizardenergy.net

Member Since 6/10/2025

WOMEN IN NETWORKING (WIN)

712 Creston Point Circle Indianapolis, IN 46239 (317) 413-7197

nafewin-indy

Member Since 7/2/2015

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From our print publication to powerful digital reach and engaging social media, Geist Magazine connects thousands of readers and followers every month. We’re proud to be a trusted source for local news, events, and advertising that keeps our community thriving. READY TO GET YOUR MESSAGE IN FRONT OF YOUR NEIGHBORS? Print. Digital. Social. We’ve got you covered.

WELCOME TO LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP SCHOOLS

GREETINGS!

On behalf of the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township, it is my pleasure to welcome you to our community through the Greater Lawrence Chamber of Commerce.

As the fifth largest school district in Indiana, we proudly serve nearly almost 17,000 students and employ more than 2,500 dedicated educators and staff members. Our district has long been recognized for its academic excellence, innovative programs, and commitment

to preparing young people for success in a rapidly changing world.

While we are proud of our tradition, our work is forward-focused. Families in Lawrence Township can expect progressive learning communities where innovation, creativity, and critical thinking are encouraged and valued. We are deeply committed to providing safe, supportive, and engaging school environments where every student is challenged to reach their potential academically, socially, and civically.

Dr. Shawn Smith

Excellence is not just our expectation— it is our promise. Every student. Every day.

From our Early Learning Centers to our award-winning high schools and Center for Innovation & Technology, Lawrence Township Schools offer a wide range of opportunities in academics, athletics, and the performing arts. These experiences prepare students not only for college and careers, but also to become thoughtful, contributing members of our community.

With a 95% graduation rate and a growing number of students entering the workforce with industry-recognized credentials, we are seeing the results of our shared investment in student success. Our students continue to lead in extracurricular excellence, from 2025 state titles in Girls Basketball and Boys Track & Field to national academic recognitions and a total of $54M in awarded scholarships to the Class of 2025.

Literacy remains a foundational priority. Through targeted initiatives and early interventions, are seeing measurable gains in student reading and comprehension as reflected in district IREAD3 data for 2025 where we celebrate 14% growth district wide on the assessment, 9% above the state average. These efforts ensure our students are equipped with the critical skills needed to access opportunity and achieve their full potential.

I am proud to serve the patrons of this community and grateful for the strong partnership we share with local businesses, families, and organizations. Together, we are shaping the future of Lawrence Township by investing in the next generation of leaders.

Yours in education,

Dr. Shawn A. Smith

Superintendent of Schools

Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township Superintendent’s Office: 317-423-8357

“When my wife and I started a family, we knew education would guide many of our life decisions. MSD of Lawrence Township stood out for its diverse community, excellent schools, and unique opportunities for growth. Once we moved, we discovered the dual language program, which offered our children the invaluable gift of becoming bilingual. Enrolling them in a Spanish Immersion school was an easy decision, and experiencing MSDLT as a parent inspired me to serve as an educator within the district. Today, I’m proud to teach in the dual language program at Forest Glen Elementary. In the entire Indianapolis area, there’s no better place to raise a family, educate children, and build a meaningful career than in MSD of Lawrence Township.”

Ian Yearwood, Parent and Principal of Forest Glen Elementary

“Since preschool, the MSD of Lawrence Township has provided amazing wraparound support to my child with special needs (as well as my other two children) I serve on the school board, in part, to pay back the work they do on her behalf as well as the thousands of other students our district serves.”

Amy Norman, Parent and MSDLT School Board Member

Schools

VISION The district of destination where excellence empowers everyone to reach his/her potential.

MISSION Through innovation and dedication, we support all students on their education pathways to graduation, college, and career.

16,717 Total number of students

High

2,575 Total number of employees Our Employees Total certified teachers Average teacher experience 919 13 yrs

• Pre-K-12 Spanish Immersion

• 1-12 STEM & Project Lead the Way Accreditations

• Advanced Placement Capstone Program

• International Baccalaureate Program

• Indiana College Core Participant

• Dual College Credit Courses

• Best Community for Music Education

1,202

$56 M in scholarships awarded

Total number of 2025 graduates 2025 Graduation Rate 95%

Spans 48 square miles in northeast Marion County

Includes: Fort Benjamin Harrison State Park, Sahm Waterpark, Geist Reservoir, Fall Creek Greenway, Camp Belzer, Lawrence Park, miles of biking and hiking trails

Colleges and Universities admitting our graduates include: Butler University • Case Western Reserve University Cornell University • DePauw University • Duke University Harvard University • Indiana University • Massachusetts Institute of Technology • Northwestern University • Ohio State University • Princeton University • Purdue University Stanford University University of Chicago • University of

WHY HIGH-ACHIEVING WOMEN STAY OVERWHELMED

AND HOW TO CHANGE IT

Writer / Tara Holloway, CEO Next Level Strategic

Most powerhouse women I encounter aren’t lacking ambition, they’re drowning in options. They’re running businesses, leading teams, raising families, chasing growth, and wondering why they still feel stuck or stretched thin. The problem isn’t that they’re doing the wrong things. It’s that they’re doing everything.

If you’re a woman in business, here’s your reminder: You don’t need more hustle. You need more clarity.

HERE ARE THREE STRATEGIC SHIFTS THAT CAN HELP YOU CUT THROUGH THE CHAOS AND LEAD WITH CONFIDENCE.

1 2 3

PROTECT YOUR TIME LIKE IT’S REVENUE

Your calendar reflects your priorities. Audit it ruthlessly. What’s draining you? What’s driving real growth? Every “yes” costs you something valuable - focus, energy or opportunity. Learn to say “no” faster and without guilt. That space you free up? That’s where your next breakthrough lives.

Time audits reveal uncomfortable truths. You might discover you’re spending 40% of your week on tasks that could be delegated, automated or eliminated entirely. The highest-performing leaders guard their calendars like financial assets because they understand that time mismanagement is profit erosion.

DEFINE SUCCESS FOR THIS SEASON, NOT SOMEDAY

Get brutally honest: What does success actually look like for you right now? Not for your industry. Not for your competitors. For you, in this season of your life and business.

This requires aligning your values, current capacity and real market opportunity — not just chasing someone else’s definition of winning. Maybe success this quarter means building systems instead of revenue. Maybe it means saying no to growth opportunities that don’t align with your long-term vision. Clarity kills comparison, and comparison will keep you playing small when you’re built to scale big.

SYSTEMS CREATE FREEDOM, NOT RESTRICTION

Overwhelm thrives in disorganization. The antidote isn’t working harder, it’s working within frameworks that eliminate decision fatigue.

Build rhythms that support your peak performance: weekly CEO time for strategic thinking, quarterly planning sessions, streamlined communication channels. Replace the 12 sticky notes with one dashboard. The goal isn’t perfection, it’s predictable progress.

Leaders who implement these systems report having 30% more focused time and significantly less decision fatigue within 90 days. They stop reacting to their business and start directing it.

THE TRUTH ABOUT SUSTAINABLE SUCCESS

You can be wildly capable and completely burnt out simultaneously. But capability without clarity leads to exhaustion, not excellence.

You were never meant to carry it all. You were meant to lead with vision, move with intention and build something that creates impact without consuming your life.

TARA HOLLOWAY, CEO NEXT LEVEL STRATEGIC

At Next Level Strategic, we help business leaders get out of the weeds, align their teams, and grow with clarity. Learn more at NextLevelStrategic.com.

The most successful women leaders share one trait: they’ve learned to distinguish between being busy and being productive. They’ve mastered the art of strategic subtraction — removing what doesn’t serve their bigger vision.

Your next level isn’t about adding more. It’s about choosing better.

Clarity is your competitive advantage. Simplicity is your power move.

BATTLE FOR FLAVOR

WORLD FOOD CHAMPIONSHIPS BRINGS HIGH-STAKES

CULINARY COMPETITION TO INDY

Writer / Christy Heitger-Ewing

For 12 years, Mike McCloud worked in the marketing department with the Kansas City BBQ Society, and during that time, he noticed that while there were great BBQ competitions, other silos of competition were also popping up — burger battles, sandwich slams and dessert-offs. Meanwhile, the Food Network was growing like wildfire.

“There was this undiscovered industry of competition cooks — whether that be home cooks, professional chefs or competition teams — who were as passionate as any athlete in any arena,” says McCloud, who wanted to fill that void. “These people needed their own Super Bowl where they could be celebrated for being an awardwinning cook.”

He and his firm took two years to develop rules, a level playing

field strategy, and a blind judging process that would allow judges to critique foods across multiple genres in the same way. The World Food Championships (WFC) debuted in 2012, using a system where competitors win their way into the big event. Once a contestant wins a qualifier, they enter a specific genre of food — Bacon, Barbecue, Burger, Chef, Dessert, Live Fire, Noodle, Rice, Sandwich, Seafood, Soup or Vegetarian.

Those winners then face two more challenges: an opening round where they bring their signature dish to the table, and a final round where they compete for the $10,000 payday in that particular genre. The 10 champions in those genres advance to the Final Table, where they complete three localized challenges.

When the WFC first debuted, it featured more than 200 teams

competing for a grand prize of $50,000. This year the WFC includes 280 teams representing 49 states and 45 countries, competing for a grand prize of $150,000.

“We continue to ebb and flow with the trends of competition cooking,” McCloud says. “It’s been a lot of fun — and a lot of calories.”

Last year Collin Hilton was crowned 2024 World Noodle Champion. Hilton, corporate chef de cuisine at Cunningham Restaurant Group, stumbled into WFC when a chef buddy asked him to take his place at a Golden Ticket event.

“I didn’t realize what I’d gotten myself into,” Hilton says. “By the end of it, we [Hilton and his sous chef] were doing a chef-to-chef, one-hour competition where we had to cook something out of a shelf of ingredients.”

They won that and kept cooking. They also won at the Indiana State Fair last fall with a ricotta and honey stuffed pasta atop winter squash and a brown butter puree with fruit and Parmesan garnishes.

Judges score food by execution, appearance and taste. Contestants must upload the title and description of their dish 30 days prior to the event to establish a contract between the cook and the judge.

“When a judge knows that Contestant A created a chipotle honey glazed Polynesian hamburger, for instance, they know what they’re

trying to discern so they can judge it accurately,” McCloud says.

Cheferees are on hand to ensure contestants follow the rules and to provide entertainment.

“We aren’t the Savannah Bananas of baseball, but we’re closer to that than the L.A. Dodgers,” McCloud says, noting that some competitors are animated in their cooking, which captivates the audience.

Although Hilton is not competitive by nature, he enjoyed WFC because of the camaraderie among competitors.

“You’re with people who are going through the same experience, so you become close,” Hilton says. “We all chose to stress ourselves out in the same way.”

Cooking live in front of judges, cheferees and spectators — all with a running clock ticking down — can be daunting. While the people didn’t bother Hilton, since he’s used to working in open kitchens, the clock was a different story.

“In a restaurant setting, you’re still racing against the clock to a cetain degree, but if a diner gets their steak 30 seconds later, it’s fine,” Hilton says. “Here, you’re disqualified. That’s a little stressful.”

The four-day event is the world’s largest live cooking competition and includes 40 complete kitchenettes. Each day runs from 9 a.m. until 6 p.m. Thursday and Friday are opening rounds, Saturday are redemption rounds, and Sunday are the finals.

“WE AREN’T THE SAVANNAH BANANAS OF BASEBALL, BUT WE’RE CLOSER TO THAT THAN THE L.A. DODGERS.”

—MIKE MCCLOUD

The WFC is partnering with two Indianapolis nonprofits — Gleaners and Second Helpings — to donate nonperishable foods at the end of the event. They also donate unused pantry items, providing between 5,000 and 10,000 meals.

This year they anticipate between 15,000 and 20,000 spectators. A general admission ticket allows you to sample some foods, but for a more robust foodie experience, guests can upgrade with taste programs. On the weekend, the Taste of WFC offers spectators the chance to try past WFC recipes. Ignite is a BBQ weekend kickoff event on Friday night where guests can choose from four or five flavors of ribs. There are also VIP grand tastings for special guests and sponsors.

Saturday will feature family fun, starting with the Biscuits & Jampionship competition, followed by the WFC Jr., where kids in the Indy area showcase their culinary skills, and then Battle of the Branches, a veteran-based challenge representing all branches of the military.

McCloud’s favorite part of WFC is seeing chefs’ faces when they’re given a fair chance to prove their talent.

“We’ve tapped into a mindset and a passion that’s not going to go away,” he says.

The World Food Championships will be held at the Indiana State Fairgrounds from Oct. 16-19. For more information or to purchase tickets, visit worldfoodchampionships.com.

KHAMIS FINE JEWELERS

Writer / Natalie Platt

A business staying in the same location for three decades is a rare achievement in retail and speaks volumes about Khamis Fine Jewelers’ reputation in the Geist community.

Entering its 30th year on Fall Creek Road, the jewelry store has built trust with generations of clients through credibility and consistent customer service — something proprietor Mary Khamis-Rowe says is the key to maintaining a longstanding business.

“The only thing that separates one jewelry store from another is the service,” KhamisRowe says. “Anybody can sell you a chain or design a custom piece, but how you treat people is what matters.”

That philosophy has guided her through 30 years at the shop on Fall Creek Road but started as a part-time job while she was in school.

Khamis-Rowe’s career began in 1978 when she took a job at Zales in Washington Square while still in high school. From there she worked at Gordon Jewelers, then Goodman Jewelers at Glendale. After years of experience, she decided she didn’t want to spend her career behind a counter at the mall — if she was going to do this, she wanted to have her own business. With the support of her father and brothers, who she says are her mentors, that’s what she did.

Khamis-Rowe opened Khamis Fine Jewelers in November 1995, bringing to life a vision shaped by a lifelong passion for jewelry and professional credentials. She holds a degree in business from IUPUI and is a Graduate Gemologist from the Gemological Institute of America. She has also been certified as an appraiser specializing in gems, jewelry and watches.

“Education was important to me,” she says. “I wanted to be able to stand behind the pieces we sell and the appraisals we do.”

With her career in the industry now

spanning more than four decades, she has worked with both large corporations and independent jewelers, building deep expertise in buying, selling and appraising fine jewelry, loose diamonds and gemstones. Her deep experience set the foundation for a successful career built on knowledge, trust and a personal touch. Khamis-Rowe loves seeing second-generation customers visiting her store to buy special pieces and is often invited to her customers’ weddings. Khamis Fine Jewelers has built a reputation not just for classic jewelry but for unique pieces customers won’t find elsewhere.

“We’re known for having things you don’t see in every store,” Khamis-Rowe says. “Customers love finding something special here.”

Each fall, the shop hosts its annual opal show, now in its 17th year, drawing collectors and casual buyers alike. Even with her expertise and long history, Khamis-Rowe says the heart of the business is still customer service.

“We treat every piece of jewelry as if it were our own,” she says. “People are looking for good service, and that’s what we’ve always stressed. My favorite part of this business is putting smiles on people’s faces. Knowing you helped create a memory for someone and their family — that never gets old.”

Being tied to the customers and the community — and community involvement — has always been part of the Khamis reputation. Khamis Fine Jewelers has sponsored local Little League teams and the Lawrence Township Basketball League, while Khamis-Rowe also supports Conquer Paralysis Now, a global project of the Sam Schmidt Foundation. With the foundation, Khamis-Rowe has played a role in helping raise more than $1M.

The store has also earned recognition as a trusted partner in statewide celebrations. Khamis Fine Jewelers is the official jeweler for the 500 Festival Princess Program, creating custom pendants for each of the 33 princesses every year. They also serve as the official jeweler of the Indiana State Fair Queen’s Program, designing the queen’s ring that represents her title. For Khamis-Rowe, the work is about more than jewelry.

It is about creating pieces that carry meaning, supporting the community she calls home and continuing the tradition of craftsmanship and care that has guided her career.

“Thirty years have just flown by,” she says.

Yet her advice for others considering business ownership is straightforward. “Do it if it’s your passion. Be prepared and go for it,” she says.

To learn more about Khamis Fine Jewelers, call 317-841-8440 or visit the store at 9763 Fall Creek Road in Indianapolis. You can also email the store at khamiskfj2@ sbcglobal.net or visit khamisjewelers.com.

The store is open Tuesday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Khamis Fine Jewelers is closed Sundays and Mondays.

9763 Fall Creek Road Indianapolis, IN 317-841-8440 khamisjewelers.com CONNECT

THE GROOVY CAFÉ

Writer / Amie Drudge

Tucked just off Fox Road, The Groovy Café is an absolute gem of a coffee shop serving up mochas, matcha, breakfast, lunch, and much-needed reminders like “Good things happen here.”

Owner Lisamarie Stonebraker bought the café earlier this year with a vision of making it more than just a place to grab a drink — and it’s working like a charm. The menu playfully nods to pop culture with items like the Gold Dust Omelette (a Stevie Nicks tribute) and the Ziggy-Wich (a Bowieinspired sourdough sandwich). Monthly menu changes keep things fresh, with next month featuring a Taylor Swift–themed special and bracelet-making event for her new album release. Something “Enchanted” will surely be on the menu!

But a clever menu isn’t the café’s only strength. Guests can expect delicious breakfast and lunch offerings made with care: hand-crafted salad dressings, cappuccinos flavored with seasonal house-made syrups, freshly baked bagels, the highest quality meats, and a blood orange olive oil cake that locals can’t stop raving about.

Whenever possible, Lisamarie sources ingredients close to home. Each day begins with freshly brewed Tinker Coffee, and every morning she picks up warm, justmade Sidedoor Bagels from downtown Indianapolis. Guests can also enjoy Naptown’s own Nelson’s locally blended teas and indulgent DeBrand Chocolates from Fort Wayne.

About 90% of the baked goods are crafted in-house, complemented by premium

Boar’s Head meats. And yes — there are charcuterie boards, beautifully prepared to enjoy in the café or to take on the go. Simply delicious!

Dietary needs? No problem. The menu offers multiple options for gluten-free, vegan, and vegetarian guests.

Beyond food and drink, The Groovy Café is also a curated little marketplace featuring locally made bracelets, hand-crafted cards, books, and even cat and dog treats (with proceeds supporting animal shelters). One of Lisamarie’s staff members describes it as “a fabulous little jewelry box of items.” And when it comes to her staff, Lisamarie doesn’t

hesitate to give credit where it is due.

“I simply could not do this without the amazing group of people working behind the scenes,” she says. “They’re the ones who make this place tick.

“This place is about building relationships,” Lisamarie adds, as she serves up a rich, velvety mocha. “It’s a modern-day Cheersstyle coffee bar — a place where families and friends can connect. Moms bring their kids here to do homework, rewarding them with our soft serve ice-cream or pineapple dole whip. Friends meet friends. Families meet families. We don’t have a television. Instead, we keep a daily newspaper, plenty of books, and most importantly, face-to-face conversation. It’s about getting back to what once made us a groovy society — finding joy in fellowship with one another.”

Bring a book and sit for a spell, or grab a friend and experience The Groovy Café. It is located at 11659 Fox Road in Lawrence and is open Monday–Saturday, 7 a.m.–8:30 p.m., and Sunday, 9 a.m.–8:30 p.m.

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11659 Fox Road

Indianapolis, IN 46236

thegroovycatcafe.com (317) 855-1953

OCTOBER GEIST & LAWRENCE-AREA HALLOWEEN & FALL EVENTS

TRUNK-OR-TREAT

Lawrence North HS

Noon to 2 p.m.

7802 Hauge Road, Indianapolis

Bring the family out for a spooktacular trunk-or-treat event. Enjoy fun activities and of course candy while supporting the Lawrence High School community. $5 entry per child and donations are welcome.

TRUNK-OR-TREAT

Lawrence Central HS Indoor

6 p.m.-8 p.m.

7300 E 56th Street, Indianapolis

This event is for kids Pre-K to Grade 6, it’s 100% free, and indoors! Forget having to worry about the weather, come enjoy a costume contest, candy, games, and much more. Enter the costume contest and win prizes. Enter through door six.

HAUNTED MANSION W/ JAI BAKER

Wolfies at Geist

8 p.m.-1 a.m.

A “live on Geist” spooky event with music and haunted setting. Tickets available on Eventbrite.

HAUNTUMN

Fort Harrison State Park

4-6 p.m.

We will be hosting a trunk or treat, pumpkin & Halloween decorating, storytelling, and a haunted zombie reenactment (7:30 p.m.)! Bring the whole family out! The festivities will start at 4 p.m. If you are interested in setting up a trunk or our Trunk or Treat, please contact us at esweet@dnr.in.gov for more information. While this event is intended to be SPOOKY, we are not aiming for SCARY! This event is free with entry to Fort Harrison State Park.

FORTVILLE & MCCORDSVILLE HALLOWEEN AND FALL EVENTS

TRUNK-OR-TREAT

Town of McCordsville

noon-2 p.m. at McCordsville Town Hall Parking Lot, 6280 W 800 N. Candy, games, vehicle decoration contests.

TRICK OR TREAT

6-7 p.m.

Drive-Thru Trick-or-Treat at Christ Presbyterian Church in McCordsville

7879 N 700 W. Families stay in cars for candy distribution. Greenfield Indiana

TRICK-OR-TREAT TIMES

LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP

2025 Trick-or-Treat times for Lawrence: typically 6-8 p.m. on October 31.

FISHERS

Trick-or-Treat hours are 5:30-8:30 p.m. on Oct. 31.

FORTVILLE

Trick-or-Treat scheduled 5-8 p.m.

McCORDSVILLE

5:30-8:30 p.m.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE

1. Inquiry

7. Emotional eruption

8. Lowest female voices

10. Moderation

ACROSS DOWN

1. Fluid units

2. Unruly protest

3. Refuse heap

4. Terminate

5. Say correct way

12. Disgraces

14. Be sullen

16. Resign

17. Clearly expressed

6. Flash (of lightning) 9. Dingy 11. Drools

13. Negligent 15. Darts

20. Overstate

23. Brown pigment

24. Cosmetic pencil

16. Waits in line

18. Pinches (nose)

19. Once more

21. Fishing

OCTOBER

2-5, 9-12, 16-19, 23-26

HEADLESS HORSEMAN FESTIVAL

Conner Prairie, 13400 Allisonville Rd.

5-10 p.m.

THE HEADLESS HORSEMAN RIDES… STAY

WARY ON THE PRAIRIE! Join us for 16 nights of spooktacular thrills at the Headless Horseman Festival.

LAINEY WILSON: WHIRLWIND WORLD TOUR

Ruoff Music Center, 12880 E 146th St.

7 p.m.

Parking is sold separately from concert tickets. You will need to purchase a parking pass if you plan to park at the venue.

LAWRENCE SUNRISE KIWANIS ITALIAN FEST

Lawrence Community Center, 5301 N. Franklin Road.

5-7:30 p.m.

Join us for an Italian Dinner benefitting Riley Children’s Hospital and local Kiwanis service projects.

MARKET IN MCCORDSVILLE

McCord Square, 5811 Main St.

10 a.m.-2 p.m.

Come join us with over 70+ vendors, community groups, food vendors, local small businesses and artisans as well as live music! There’s something for everyone! Free admission and parking!

MCCORDSVILLE CARS & COFFEE

McCord Square, 5811 Main St.

9-11 a.m.

Join us at McCord Square (5811 Main Street, McCordsville, located behind CVS and IU Health) to meet with other car enthusiasts for our second year!

WATER COOLER WEDNESDAY

LCS Heating & Cooling, 11929 E 65th St.

7:45-8:30 a.m.

These monthly coffees are designed to bring members & nonmembers together & network. Please feel free to bring coworkers or guests with you.