Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
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🎭 Culture
A small footstone marks the grave of 17-year-old Civil War soldier Garrick Mallery at Riverside Cemetery in Noblesville.
Kevin Yaney will lead a Civil War Walking Tour at 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 3 to highlight the city’s heritage.
🏥 Health
Hospital staff from Carmel and Fishers volunteered at Coxhall Gardens on Friday, Sept.
25 to work on trail maintenance, flower and tree beds, and facility upgrades as part of the 18th annual Days of Service event that supported community well-being.
In early respiratory season, doctors say if a cough lasts over one month, people should see a doctor for possible pneumonia, especially if fever+chest pain occur.
Health experts note that post-viral coughs eventually dry up once other symptoms subside.
🏈 Sports
USA Gymnastics’ national training center in Noblesville will break ground in March 2027, with a phased opening planned by May 2028 following the city’s request for proposals last month.
The $100 million facility+ part of Innovation Mile+ is designed to host team camps, workshops and competitions across gymnastics disciplines.
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