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James is a Veteran of the Vietnam War. Little did I know that our friendship at book club over the years would lead us to a whirlwind trip on the Indy Honor Flight in September 2024.
The winter season often allows time for families to celebrate traditions, some of them going back generations. At the Crossroads Discovery Center, we are ready to help you find your ancestors and get your family stories preserved for generations to come.
On November 13, the Rosetta Stone platform offered through INSPIRE will be upgraded. Once the upgrade is complete, user progress will be reset.
Veteran’s Day is a time to honor the men and women who have served our country. For me, it’s also a moment to reflect on my family’s connection to the military and our legacy of service that spans generations.
We're excited to feature a special guest blogger from our Teen Advisory Board, who will be sharing their thoughts on A Good Girl's Guide to Murder which was recently turned into a Netflix show.
Take a behind-the-scenes look at how the Teen department works with the 6th-12th graders in our community.
World Animal Month, celebrated in October, hopes to bring attention to and increase appreciation of our furry, scaly, and feathered friends.
November is Native American Heritage Month. Here are 5 ways you can celebrate using your HEPL library card!
It’s not often that I find a straight-forward ghost story, but while doing some research on another topic, I found an 1899 incident at a house in southwest Noblesville that doesn’t seem to have an explanation.