Community Hospital Anderson has opened a cutting-edge cardiovascular center, bringing all heart and vascular care together in one location for Madison County residents.

 

This facility integrates physician offices, advanced cardiac testing, procedural suites, and on-site rehabilitation, providing an all-in-one experience.

 

Highlights include new cardiac catheterization labs, which play a vital role in diagnosing and treating heart conditions such as arrhythmias, heart failure, and coronary artery disease.

 

Equipped with the latest cardiopulmonary technology, the center enables quicker diagnosis and faster access to treatment.

 

A multidisciplinary team crafts personalized rehabilitation plans focused on building endurance and supporting heart health, while a Diabetes Self-Management Program addresses the unique risks faced by patients with diabetes.

 

With this comprehensive, locally based approach, Community Hospital Anderson is delivering exceptional, personalized cardiac care close to home.

October is Women's Small Business Month, spotlighting the accomplishments of female entrepreneurs nationwide.

 

In Pendleton, Indiana, the community proudly uplifts its women-led businesses, even if major events take place in nearby areas.

 

On October 8, 2025, the Greater Elkhart Chamber of Commerce will host the Women’s Impact Panel in Elkhart, where local women business leaders share their journeys.

 

Later, on October 24, the Southwest Indiana Regional Women's Conference brings together entrepreneurs from across the region in Santa Claus for networking, education, and empowerment.

 

Locally, the Pendleton Area Business Association (PABA) and Pendleton Chamber of Commerce offer ongoing support.

 

PABA strengthens partnerships and provides direct access to town leaders, while the Chamber’s Young Professionals events foster connections and professional growth.

 

Women in Pendleton can access valuable resources and a supportive network, helping them thrive year-round.

October shines as a crucial month for women entrepreneurs with a lineup of inspiring events across the U.S.

 

The IMPACT Summit in Melbourne, Florida opens the month on October 2, presenting professional growth and networking for women through weVENTURE's dynamic conference.

 

On October 16, New Braunfels, Texas gathers business leaders at the Women's Business Alliance Luncheon for vibrant speed networking and relationship-building at the McKenna Events Center.

 

Redmond, Washington follows on October 18 with the Women's Small Business Expo, featuring expert guidance, a B2B vendor market, and peer connections at the Hilton Garden Inn.

 

Central Florida’s Women's Entrepreneur Expo arrives October 25, spotlighting local women-owned businesses at Orlando’s Second Harvest Food Bank.

 

The month concludes with Atlanta’s Women's Economic Equity Forum on October 30, where leaders explore strategies to build generational wealth and empower local communities.

 

Together, these October events champion empowerment, learning, and new opportunities for women in business.

On October 2, 2025, the Paramount Theatre in Anderson, Indiana, erupted with the energy of classic rock as That Arena Rock Show lit up the night with a powerful tribute to '70s and '80s legends.

 

The band delivered electrifying renditions of hits by Led Zeppelin, AC/DC, Aerosmith, Bon Jovi, and Guns N' Roses, drawing cheers and sing-alongs from an enthusiastic crowd.

 

Elaborate costumes, theatrical effects, and a dazzling stage presence transported fans back to the golden era of arena rock.

 

Highlights included “Highway to Hell” and “Livin’ on a Prayer,” moments that had the entire theater buzzing.

 

With more must-see shows ahead at the Paramount, local music lovers can look forward to even more unforgettable nights in Anderson’s vibrant entertainment scene.

Jim Irsay’s passing in May 2025 signaled a new era for the Indianapolis Colts, as his three daughters stepped in as co-owners of the storied NFL franchise.

 

Carlie Irsay-Gordon, Casey Foyt, and Kalen Jackson now each control a third of the Colts, making them among the most influential and wealthy female owners in professional sports.

 

Irsay-Gordon has assumed the role of CEO, promising to honor their father’s wish to keep the team family-owned while preserving his commitment to community and on-field success.

 

The sisters bring years of experience and leadership in team operations, branding, and philanthropy, notably through mental health advocacy and high-profile event planning.

 

This seamless transition ensures the Colts remain deeply connected to Indianapolis, with the siblings focused on building upon decades of achievement, including a Super Bowl win and the opening of Lucas Oil Stadium.

 

Fans are eager to see how this next generation shapes the franchise’s legacy.

After years of setbacks, the Muncie Mall is experiencing a fresh start with new ownership by Hull Property Group, a real estate firm known for revitalizing shopping centers nationwide.

 

Since acquiring the property in January 2024, Hull Property Group has emphasized restoring the mall’s vitality and supporting existing tenants, bringing renewed optimism to this central retail hub.

 

The mall has faced steep challenges since 2018, including the loss of all its anchor stores and multiple ownership changes, culminating in a sheriff’s sale in 2023.

 

Recognizing the mall’s economic significance, Mayor Dan Ridenour and city officials have rallied behind its redevelopment.

 

To attract new businesses, nearly $432,000 was approved to demolish the former JCPenney and create enticing out lots along McGalliard Road.

 

Through local collaboration and targeted investment, Hull Property Group aims to transform the Muncie Mall into a thriving destination once more.

London, September 2025 — The global music scene is electrified by news of ONE LAST SONG – 2026, a mega-tour set to unite twelve of rock’s most legendary figures for a final round of historic performances.

 

Launching in early 2026, the tour’s lineup brings together Sir Paul McCartney, Ringo Starr, Elton John, Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Brian May, David Gilmour, Roger Daltrey, Pete Townshend, Robert Plant, and Bruce Springsteen.

 

Paul McCartney, now 83, and Ringo Starr represent rock’s enduring heartbeat, promising a bittersweet celebration of the genre’s roots.

 

Setlists will span classics like “Hey Jude,” “Born to Run,” and “Stairway to Heaven,” creating a once-in-a-lifetime tribute to decades of musical milestones.

 

With stops planned on three continents and ticket demand already skyrocketing, ONE LAST SONG – 2026 is poised to become both a cultural event and a heartfelt farewell, capturing the spirit and unity of rock’s greatest era.

Indianapolis Colts mascot Blue is inviting kids ages 4 to 17 to join his special fan club, Blue’s Club.

 

Members receive a personalized kit, chances to win home game tickets, and access to exciting events just for young fans.

 

In addition, there are discounts at the Colts Pro Shop and special experiences throughout the season.

 

The Blue+ Level upgrade provides extra rewards, including a Colts bucket hat, Blue’s signature pie pan, and an exclusive backpack.

 

Young fans also enjoy discounted game tickets and early access to big events.

 

One highlight is Blue’s Fun Run on September 6, 2025, at Lucas Oil Stadium, letting kids race with Blue and celebrate at the 50-yard line.

 

Members can also take part in summer training camp activities and fall field visits for behind-the-scenes fun.

 

Sign up today on the Colts website to join the excitement with Blue and the Colts!

The Indianapolis Colts thrilled fans with a nail-biting 29-28 win over the Denver Broncos at Lucas Oil Stadium, launching their first 2-0 start since 2009.

 

Daniel Jones impressed with 316 passing yards, a touchdown, and a rushing score, underlining his versatility.

 

Jonathan Taylor powered the offense, racking up 165 rushing yards and a receiving touchdown.

 

The game’s climax surged as rookie kicker Spencer Shrader missed a 60-yarder but, after a penalty on Denver’s Dondrea Tillman, nailed a 45-yard field goal for the win — his fifth of the night.

 

Despite strong performances from Bo Nix and J.K. Dobbins, the Colts’ defense stood tall in critical moments.

 

Indianapolis now preps to host the Las Vegas Raiders on October 5, urging fans to fill the stadium and help keep their winning streak alive.

In a quiet hospital room, three music legends—Willie Nelson, Paul McCartney, and Steven Tyler—gathered, turning the sterile space into a sanctuary of friendship and history.

 

Willie Nelson was recovering from a fractured wrist, an injury from determined hours spent on his guitar.

 

The news brought McCartney and Tyler to his bedside, arriving without fanfare or entourage, but instead carrying their instruments and decades of shared memories.

 

Witnesses described the reunion as surreal, filled with warm embraces and laughter.

 

When Paul strummed his guitar and Steven sang along, Willie—though injured—joined in, mouthing every lyric with a smile.

 

Their impromptu jam replaced hospital silence with melodies and reminded all present of the resilience that music can bring.

 

The moment proved that even in hardship, the enduring bond of song and friendship offers hope and comfort, uniting both artists and fans.

Experience an exciting season of concerts and events at The Paramount Theatre, where live performances take center stage in a stunning historic ballroom.

 

Stay plugged in with the latest show announcements by following us on Facebook, YouTube, Instagram, and X.

 

We are dedicated to providing a comfortable and inclusive environment for every guest.

 

Accessible seating options can be found in both the orchestra front and rear sections on the main floor, featuring wheelchair-accessible spots and semi-ambulatory seats with moveable armrests.

 

Please note there is no elevator access to the mezzanine and balcony, so those with mobility needs should select main floor seating.

 

Contact the Box Office at 510-465-6400 for assistance and personalized support.

 

Join us at The Paramount Theatre for a truly unforgettable community experience.

Lucas Oil Stadium stands as a striking symbol of Indianapolis, blending tradition with innovation since its 2008 opening.

 

Home to the Indianapolis Colts, this multi-purpose arena can seat up to 70,000 and hosts everything from NFL games to unforgettable concerts and conventions.

 

The barn-inspired architecture pays tribute to Indiana’s agricultural roots, while its stunning retractable roof reveals skyline views in just 11 minutes, ensuring year-round excitement.

 

Connected to the Indiana Convention Center, the stadium is central to large-scale events, drawing national attention.

 

Lucas Oil Stadium has hosted the NCAA Final Four, record-setting Taylor Swift concerts, and the USA Swimming Olympic Trials, with the WWE Royal Rumble set for February 2025.

 

Despite recent challenges for the Colts, including injuries to Anthony Richardson and Justin Walley, fans remain optimistic, celebrating this venue as an enduring community landmark.

The Anderson High School Marching Highlanders impressed crowds at the Indiana State Fair Band Day, earning a strong second place with their dynamic “Sea of Scots” performance.

 

Directed by Richard Geisler, the band narrowly missed the top award to Muncie Central High School, finishing with a score of 91.488.

 

Inspired by the popular video game “Sea of Thieves,” their show whisked audiences through a high-seas adventure featuring pirates and a dramatic battle with the undead.

 

This creative performance captivated both judges and fans, reflecting the group’s dedication and energy all season.

 

Celebrating their 68th appearance—more than any other school—the Highlanders boast a storied tradition, including seven state championships.

 

As the season ends, Anderson rallies behind its talented band, proud of their achievements and eager for what’s ahead.

Anderson businesses enjoy a competitive advantage thanks to Indiana’s wide range of incentive programs.

 

Companies investing in the area can access grants, tax credits, and workforce development support, helping them grow while benefiting the local community.

 

Opportunities are available for both new and expanding businesses, with the Economic Development Department providing dedicated guidance to help organizations connect with the right incentives.

 

If you have questions or need assistance, local experts are ready to assist at every step—ensuring every business can maximize available benefits for sustainable growth.

 

Anderson offers both city-administered and state-sponsored incentives, giving businesses flexible options for development and job creation.

The California Supreme Court has ruled that Ford Motor Company cannot force car buyers to resolve lemon law disputes through arbitration clauses found in dealership contracts.

 

This decision involved five owners of Ford Focus and Fiesta vehicles from 2013-2014 who faced recurring transmission problems.

 

Although buyers signed contracts with arbitration clauses at dealerships, Ford was not a direct party to these agreements.

 

The court emphasized that because the lawsuits targeted Ford directly for allegedly selling defective cars, the company could not invoke arbitration provisions it never signed.

 

This ruling strengthens consumer protections under California's Song-Beverly Consumer Warranty Act and clarifies the importance of direct contract relationships in arbitration disputes.

 

Across the U.S., state rules differ, making it vital for local car buyers to understand their rights under both state and federal lemon laws.

Anderson residents eager to improve their neighborhoods now have an easier way to take action. The city’s Action Center, available online through the official website, connects people directly with local departments to report issues like potholes, overgrown lots, zoning problems, abandoned vehicles, property maintenance concerns, and missed trash collection. Residents can submit reports by filling out simple forms, attaching photos, and tracking their case progress. Being clear and specific helps city staff respond quickly, and following up after a week ensures concerns are addressed. Recent revitalization projects underscore Anderson’s commitment to progress. The historic Wigwam complex is being developed into a hub for job training, health care, and education, while the Nichol Avenue Development—with Benge’s Ace Hardware nearing completion—promises new services for the community. By using the Action Center, locals play an important role in keeping Anderson clean, safe, and vibrant for everyone.

Fort Wayne is set for an energetic kickoff to the 2025 Air Show with a Friday Night Welcome Party at The Landing downtown on July 11. The free event will run from 6 PM to 9 PM, inviting families to enjoy lively activities and a strong sense of community. Air show fans can watch presentations by the famous USAF Thunderbirds and local 122nd Fighter Wing, with opportunities to meet both groups and other performers in person. The popular 80s tribute band Cougar Hunter will provide live music, while local food and drink vendors will showcase Fort Wayne’s flavors. Interactive displays and exhibits promise hands-on fun and learning for all ages. With pleasant weather forecasted, the celebration sets the stage for the main air show at the Fort Wayne Air National Guard Base on July 12 and 13. General admission and parking for the weekend air show are free, with premium seating available.

Scott Ruskan, a 26-year-old Coast Guard rescue swimmer, faced his first mission as extreme flooding swept through Central Texas over the July 4th weekend. He was dispatched to Camp Mystic, an all-girls summer camp on the Guadalupe River in Hunt, Texas, where about 200 campers and staff were trapped by rising waters. Ruskan organized and oversaw the rescue operation, personally aiding in the evacuation of 165 people to safety via helicopters. Despite his pivotal role, he credited the courage of the campers and counselors who remained calm under terrifying conditions. The flooding in Kerr County was unprecedented, with the Guadalupe River surging over 26 feet in less than an hour, resulting in the loss of at least 27 lives at Camp Mystic and a regional death toll exceeding 100. In the chaos, young counselors at local camps also risked their safety to lead children to higher ground, highlighting extraordinary community bravery as recovery begins.

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