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The railroad known as the Midland was a venture that began in high optimism and then struggled through 110 years of bankruptcies, reorganizations, and mechanical malfunctions.
Our 500 Books Before Middle School Challenge is getting a makeover! On May 30, the current challenge on Beanstack will sunset, and patrons can join the NEW 500 Books Before Middle School Challenge!
Ignite Studio fits perfectly in this artsy and creative Color Our World Summer Reading theme. Stop by and participate in a Drop-In Activity, take a class with Maker-in-Residence Lisa Cooreman, or peruse our “Colorful Existence” exhibit that celebrates our colorful community.
Find HEPL on the Move this summer in local parks, farmers markets, and more to celebrate our 2025 Summer Reading Program!
Learn about free concerts for all ages at the Fishers Library in the 2025 HEPL Music Series, sponsored by the Friends of the Library!
Join the HEPL community of readers by registering for the Color Our World 2025 Summer Reading Program!
Have you heard of the new gardening craze? Soil blocking offers a simple yet effective method to grow your plants from the very start, helping you give your garden the best foundation possible!
Way back in 1897, there was a boat that traveled all over central Indiana, including Noblesville, and made some surprising journeys. Her name was Stella.
We'll be screening three different films from Asian countries over the next few weeks to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month.
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