Ericka Flye
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Woodshop at Carmel retirement community helps resident stay mentally sharp
As you grow older, it can become more challenging to stay mentally sharp. → Read More
Local singer teams up with families of fallen officers for benefit concert
A local singer has teamed up with families of officers killed in the line of duty to put together a benefit concert to support a program dear to their hearts. → Read More
U.S. Surgeon General urges Americans to carry naloxone, even if they don't know a drug abuser
First responders already carry naloxone, but U.S. Surgeon General Jermone Adams is now urging more Americans to carry the potentially lifesaving medication. That includes people who don’t have any close connection to a user. → Read More
Indy non-profit helps give teachers supplies for their classrooms
For some students, class has been in session for over a week now. But that doesn’t mean that all of those students are prepared. Teachers’ Treasure is trying to help. → Read More
Food on the Flye: Ember Urban Eatery
Cajun Brisket Fettuccine. Those three delightful words grabbed my attention, and the description reeled me in: Tender chunks of house smoked Brisket, along with mixed peppers and red onion in a Cajun Alfredo sauce; all tossed with Fettuccine noodles → Read More
Volunteers needed to help Indianapolis group build wheelchair ramps for those in need
An Indianapolis group that build wheelchairs ramps for people who are physically or financially in need is in need of volunteers. → Read More
Tasty, authentic food at La Parada Mexican Restaurant
It’s a neighborhood favorite for good reason! La Parada Mexican Restaurant on Indy’s east side not only draws in the locals, but people from miles around, hungry for tasty authentic Mexican food. → Read More
People line up for Garcia's Hot Dogs on Indy's east side
Abacuc Garcia has made hot dogs and hospitality his business. As soon has he parks his cart at 16th and Emerson on Indy's east side, the customers line up. → Read More
Local single parent fosters 30 children in 24 years
Charles Brown has fostered more than 30 children over the past 24 years. → Read More
Foster parents say "inner drive" made them want to help children
A child will spend an average of 363 days in foster care in Indiana, according to The Villages Child and Family Services Agency. → Read More
New statewide effort addresses opioid crisis
Hoosier families caught in the opioid crisis now have a new resource to help. → Read More
Crown Mentoring Program reaches out to young boys right in school
Brook Park Elementary, along with several other Lawrence Township Elementary Schools, have partnered with the Crown Mentoring Program to help lead young men on a path toward success. → Read More
Soulful seafood at Sea Kings Seafood Kitchen on the city's east side
If you like seafood and you like soul food, you may want to head to Indianapolis' east side to try out Sea Kings Seafood Kitchen. → Read More
Big Brothers has shortage of male mentors
The Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Indiana has a shortage of men looking to be mentors. → Read More
Quack Daddy Donuts in Pendleton specializes in made-to-order donuts
Quack Daddy Donuts serves up made-to-order donuts in Pendleton. → Read More
Gallery Pastry Shop in Broad Ripple creates and sells European-inspired sweet treats
An Indiana couple gave up the security of their corporate life to follow their dreams. They opened Gallery Pastry Shop in Broad Ripple. → Read More
'We have to stay engaged.' IU students return from Washington, D.C. march
Two Indiana University students, both politically active locally, decided to take a stand nationally and participate in the Washington, D.C. "March For Our Lives." → Read More
Food on the Flye: Comfort food at Repeal restaurant
You gotta love comfort food, served up in a really cool historic place. The old Virginia Avenue State Bank in Fletcher Place, is now Repeal restaurant. And I found the southern inspired food, just as great as the 30’s atmosphere. → Read More
Four girls from Arsenal Tech say meeting Michelle Obama face-to-face was inspirational
Four Arsenal Tech High School students got a backstage pass to talk with former First Lady Michelle Obama face-to-face when she spoke to thousands of women and girls in Indianapolis on Feb. 13 → Read More
6 in the City: Take a trip back in time at the Rock-Cola 50's Cafe
Take a delicious trip down memory lane at the Rock-Cola 50's Cafe on Indianapolis' east side. → Read More