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09/24/2025

08/14/2025

🌞 FREE End-of-Summer Bash for Kids with Autism & Their Families! 🌞

We’re so excited to share that Bierman Autism Centers – Westfield is hosting a special End-of-Summer Bash designed just for children with autism and their families! 💙

🗓 Saturday, August 16
⏰ 10 a.m.–12 p.m.
📍 16414 Southpark Dr., Westfield, IN 46074

This sensory-friendly event will have all the fun without the overwhelming crowds, loud noises, or flashing lights — plus:
🎈 Inflatable midway games
🎯 Bean-bag toss
🎨 Face painting
🎈 Balloon twisting
🍪 Tasty treats
💆‍♂️ Comfort corner/quiet zone

💬 Staff will also be on hand to share tips, answer questions, and connect caregivers with local resources.

📢 📢 FREE admission – RSVP here

Let’s celebrate the end of summer together while creating a safe, supportive space for kids to play, explore, and have fun!

📞 For media inquiries or interview opportunities, contact Carol Gifford, Media Contact, Bierman Autism Centers, at 312-307-8318.

07/22/2025

From bucket brigades to advanced response teams, Westfield’s firefighters have always answered the call

The story of the Westfield-Washington Township Fire Department stretches back to the mid-1800s, when neighbors grabbed wooden buckets and worked side by side to battle flames. No engines. No stations. Just courage and community.

By 1904, the town officially organized its first fire department, appointing R.E. Johnson as chief and purchasing a hand-drawn chemical engine. Volunteers would run through the streets, dragging carts and doing what they could with the tools they had.

As Westfield grew, so did the department. From their first motorized engine in the mid-1900s to today’s modern fleet, the fire service has remained a cornerstone of safety, education, and service in the community.

Now operating out of three stations, the department responds to everything from fires and medical emergencies to hazardous incidents and disaster calls. What has never changed is their commitment to protecting Westfield with heart, skill, and selfless service.

📖 Read the full story in this month’s issue of Westfield Living Magazine

07/15/2025

A new chapter in healing has officially opened in Noblesville

Riverview Health has unveiled its newly expanded and renovated acute rehabilitation unit, now named The Mindrebo Family Acute Rehabilitation Unit in honor of a generous contribution from Dr. Norman and Peggy Mindrebo.

The newly opened space features state-of-the-art equipment and a patient-centered design to serve individuals recovering from stroke, brain or spinal injuries, and orthopedic surgery.

With 24 beds and expanded capacity, this unit is the only CARF-accredited rehab facility in Hamilton County and has been supporting patients for more than 30 years.

This milestone marks the completion of phase one, with fundraising already underway for phase two to renovate additional patient rooms and bring them to the same high standard.

📣 The unit officially began welcoming patients on May 29
🎉 A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held on May 16, with remarks from Dr. Mindrebo and Mayor Chris Jensen

To learn more or support the next phase of the project, visit donate.riverview.org/rehabilitationcenter

📖 Read the full story in this month’s issue of Westfield Living Magazine



Riverview Health

07/08/2025

Postseason baseball is alive and electric in central Indiana

There’s nothing like the thrill of playoff baseball. The energy, the pressure, and the moments that define a season—all on full display as University, Westfield, and Guerin Catholic brought home both Sectional and Regional titles.

🔥 University High School
Won a 1-0 walk-off thriller over Park Tudor
Beckett Suh and Charlie Ranek hit key home runs in the 2A Regional
Caleb Stocker pitched a complete game with no walks and 5 strikeouts

🔥 Westfield High School
Came from behind to win the Sectional over Fishers
Secured a 7-6 extra-inning win over Lafayette Harrison in Regionals
Clutch hits by Gavin Russ and Nick Fero fueled the 9th inning comeback

🔥 Guerin Catholic High School
Won their first Sectional in 21 years with a 10-1 victory
Defeated Cathedral 5-4 in 8 innings during Regionals
Nolan Ratcliff and Karson Smith delivered in the clutch

All three schools advance to Semi-State matchups on June 14. Stay tuned for more updates in the August issue of Westfield Living Magazine.

📍 Full recap available at westfieldlivingmag.com/huddle



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07/05/2025

With Bee Window – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

07/02/2025

Improving Indiana homes since 1983. One family at a time.

For more than 40 years, Bee Window, Inc. has helped homeowners across Indiana transform their spaces with craftsmanship, care, and genuine customer service.

Founded by George and Pam Faerber, this family-owned business started with one mission: to treat every customer like family. Today, Bee Window is proudly employee-owned, meaning every project is handled by someone with a personal investment in the outcome.

From windows and siding to bathrooms and doors, Bee Window is known not just for quality work, but for building lasting relationships. Many customers stay in touch long after the project ends, often inviting team members to celebrations and family milestones.

More than a home improvement company, Bee Window is committed to community. Their team supports local charities, sponsors neighborhood events, and continues to invest in the places they call home.

Whether you're updating curb appeal or planning a full remodel, Bee Window offers expert guidance and a team that truly cares.

Read the full story in this month’s issue of Westfield Living Magazine.



Bee Window

06/23/2025

From one student’s dream to a statewide powerhouse.

In 2009, Karl Behrens had a vision to bring rugby to Westfield. With help from his dad and a few committed players, the Westfield Shamrocks Rugby Club was born.

Fifteen years later, that vision has grown into a multi-level, co-ed program producing state champions, college athletes, and life-ready leaders.

WSRC isn’t just about fierce matches and championship wins (though they’ve got plenty of those). It’s about respect, resilience, and real community, where players share meals after games, captains lead with integrity, and students grow into strong, confident individuals.

With the continued support of Westfield Washington Schools and a dedicated network of coaches and volunteers, the club’s future is brighter than ever—including two new turf fields with lights at the Monon Athletic Complex.
No experience needed. Just heart.

Interested in joining? Email [email protected]
Read the full feature at westfieldlivingmag.com/huddle or link in bio





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06/16/2025

Celebrating the Class of 2025: $107,400 in Scholarships Awarded

On May 20, the Westfield Education Foundation proudly awarded $107,400 in scholarships to 69 exceptional graduates, thanks to the incredible support of local businesses, community partners, and legacy donors.

From future scientists and artists to educators and entrepreneurs, these students represent the heart of Westfield’s bright future.

Major awards included the Dr. & Mrs. Malcolm Bray Science Scholarships, the Dylan McGinnis Memorial Scholarship, and the Shirley A. Gibbs Scholarship, along with contributions from local organizations like CORE Construction, CSO Architects, and The Farmers Bank.

“We’re not just awarding scholarships, we’re investing in the future of our community,” said Ashley Knott of WEF. “These students are talented, and they deserve to be recognized.”

Surprise yard signs, a heartfelt Awards Night, and messages of pride filled the air as Westfield celebrated these Life Ready Rocks.

📖 Read the full story at westfieldlivingmag.com/community-news





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06/10/2025

06/10/2025

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