This week: why the Carpenters open house is worth a look for anyone considering a career change or a path after high school, Panda Express heads to an October 20 hearing with my support, talking land use and public health with students at Butler, and the two women from Millersville who organized four hundred neighbors and got their street fixed.

This week: Dutch Bros is approved after a two year zoning fight and your letters helped, an honest status on the hum, the Washington Street house and the camps behind Walmart, four east side councilors and LISC on the Far Eastside Quality of Life Plan, what the Red Cross could teach our Office of Public Health and Safety, and three public comment deadlines worth your calendar.

This week: your hum reports narrowed the search and exposed a gap in how residents report noise, what a zoning commitment can and cannot require on East Washington Street, Saraga International Grocery coming to East Washington Plaza, the DC BLOX incentive package slipping to October, the IMPD 2027 budget hearing, and why 800 people showed up for Noblesville's State of the City while ours is an agenda item.