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05/31/2024

Here is a sample of the Praise and Worship happening on a Friday evening inside the chapel at WHMB TV40
Faith Hope and Love Community, Inc.

05/14/2024

The 2024 Health Fair is open to everyone! More than $4,000 value in screenings & resources at the Indiana Convention Center.

FREE health screenings!

05/10/2024

This time last week we had an exciting meeting with Faith Hope and Love Community, Inc. We are excited about the possibilities the Lord has presented. Check them out today to learn more about missional food pantries!!

05/01/2024

FREE health screenings!

04/17/2024

Take cleaning the gutters off your honey-do list and give us a call instead! We do all gutter cleaning by hand to ensure the best results without any damage.
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04/04/2024

Appropriate Precautions Encouraged During Solar Eclipse

On April 8, Central Indiana will experience a total solar eclipse, the first in nearly 1,200 years in this part of the state. During an eclipse, the moon passes between the sun and the Earth, completely blocking the face of the sun. This solar occurrence will cause the sky to darken across the “path of totality," the period when the moon covers the sun completely resulting in Central Indiana imitating the usual dawn or dusk.

Eskenazi Health strongly encourages safety and for everyone to take proper precautions while viewing and experiencing the total solar eclipse. Directly viewing the sun during this time can prove to be very damaging to one’s eyes.

Viewing the solar eclipse without proper precautions could be dangerous to the retina, the part of the eye that senses light, which can possibly cause permanent vision damage and/or vision loss.

“There is no immediate treatment for injury to the retina from looking at the sun, especially caused by the eclipse,” said Tyler Stepsis, M.D., medical director of the Michael & Susan Smith Emergency Department at Eskenazi Health. “Retinal damage wouldn’t likely start to become noticeable until 24 to 48 hours after exposure from the eclipse.”

Eskenazi Health recommends everyone viewing the eclipse utilize eye protection with special filters, containing a thin layer of chromium alloy or aluminum on the lens to reduce the intensity of the light and reduce solar injury. Protective eclipse glasses must meet a certain standard and be certified by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) 12312-2. The following are not considered safe for looking at the sun: color film; black-and-white film that contains no silver; photographic negatives such as X-ray film; smoked glasses; standard sunglasses; polarizing filters; or neutral density films.

“If you notice retinal damage from the eclipse, it is best to visit your eye specialist to discuss treatment options, as they will be better equipped to handle solar-related injuries than your local emergency department,” said Chi-Wah “Rudy” Yung, M.D., chief of ophthalmology services at Eskenazi Health. “Eye damage from viewing the eclipse may even cause a hole in the part of the retina [the macula] where the eye brings objects into sharp focus for reading and recognizing people’s faces. Please do not take unnecessary risks with your eyesight and only view this event with appropriate safety precautions in place.”

In addition to protecting your eyes, there will also be a large influx of people traveling to the area wanting to experience the eclipse. Eskenazi Health encourages everyone to prepare for the potential of additional traffic and potential loss of cellular signals.

Eskenazi Health has established a planning team has been meeting with department leaders and local and state partners in preparation for the eclipse. To ensure patient safety, Eskenazi Health will operate under a modified schedule for outpatient services. All Eskenazi Health Center primary care and Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center outpatient locations will be closed on Monday, April 8. Inpatient and acute care hospital and emergency department services will continue as usual.

The total solar eclipse that occurred in 2017 saw millions of people traveling to cities located along the path of totality. Because of this, local officials expect a strain on resources around the city including overloaded cell towers and challenged radio traffic, increased or gridlocked interstate traffic, compromised emergency services, strain on resources and supply chain including low supply at gas stations and grocery stores, and potential mass gathering issues. The impact this event will have on traffic should not be underestimated, as experts estimate that a drive during this time that would normally take two hours could take upwards of 10 hours.

03/26/2024

03/12/2024

🌟Interview Alert! 🎤 Don't miss CEO/President, Alice Watson of Indiana Black Expo with Real People Real Voices! Get the inside look at IBE's year-round initiatives and IBE's Summer Celebration. We're only 99 days away from the 53rd Summer Celebration! Click the link below! 👇

Check it out here! https://bit.ly/RealPeopleRealVoicesIBE 🌟

03/08/2024

Watch Regional action Saturday night on WHMB. Tune in as the 25-3 Kokomo Wildkats take on the 25-1 Fishers Tigers. Coverage starts at 4:30pm on your TV. A special thanks to Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Noblesville, Don Rigo Mexican Cuisine , Hobson Insurance Agency, Shepherd Community Center, Indiana Members Credit Union, Grindstone Public House, DeLong Landscaping LLC., Grindstone on the Monon, Independence Safe Company, Williams Comfort Air & Heritage Funeral Care for their sponsorship of tonight's Games!!

03/01/2024

Tune in tonight for a sectional doubleheader from Noblesville on WHMB TV40. In game 1 the Westfield Rocks take on the Noblesville Millers at 8pm on your TV. In tonight's game 2, it's the Fishers Tigers against the Hamilton Southeastern Royals. A special thanks to Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Noblesville, Adrenaline Action Park, DeLong Landscaping LLC., Grindstone on the Monon, Grindstone Public House, IDI Composites International, Inc., Indiana Members Credit Union, Unlimited Motors, Williams Comfort Air, Independence Safe Company for their sponsorship of tonight's Games!!

02/28/2024

Tune in tonight for a sectional doubleheader from Greenfield Central on WHMB TV40. In game 1 the Richmond Red Devils take on the Muncie Central Bearcats at 8pm on your TV. In tonight's game 2, it's the Greenfield Central Cougars against the Anderson Indians. A special thanks to Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Anderson, Indiana Members Credit Union, Shepherd Community Center and Williams Comfort Air for their sponsorship of tonight's Games!!

02/27/2024

Tune in tonight as we kick off the Noblesville Sectional on WHMB TV40. In game 1 the Zionsville Eagles take on the Noblesville Millers at 8pm on your TV. In tonight's game 2, it's the Carmel Greyhounds against the Fishers Tigers. A special thanks to @!Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Noblesville, DeLong Landscaping LLC., Long's Furniture World & Long's Mattress, Grindstone Public House, Hoosier Village, Adrenaline Action Park, Zionsville Eyecare, Williams Comfort Air, @ Indiana Members Credit Union, Shepherd Community Center, Carmel Eyecare, Independence Safe Company for their sponsorship of tonight's Games!!

02/22/2024

Tune in tonight for High School Basketball action on WHMB TV40. The Tipton Blue Devils travel to take on the Lapel Bulldogs at 10pm on your TV. A special thanks goes out to Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Anderson, Independence Safe Company, Indiana Members Credit Union, Credit Union, Shepherd Community Center and Williams Comfort Air for their sponsorship of the WHMB Game of the Week!!!

02/21/2024

With Kaela

02/16/2024

Tune in tonight for High School Basketball action on WHMB TV40. The Anderson Indians travel to take on Kokomo Wildkats at 9:30pm on your TV. A special thank goes out to Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Anderson, Hobson Insurance Agency, Indiana Members Credit Union, Credit Union, Shepherd Community Center, SkyView Dental and Williams Comfort Air for their sponsorship of the WHMB Game of the Week!!!

02/14/2024

Kaela is your girl next door Christian mentor and life coach. Grab your tea and join her for a chat as she shares simple, practical strategies to help you understand and walk out the truth of God’s Word in your own life today.

02/13/2024

Tune in tonight for High School Basketball action on WHMB TV40. The Lawrence North Wildcats travel to take on the Fishers Tigers at 10pm on your TV. A huge thank you to Indiana Members Credit Union, Lenders Recovery Service, LLC, Long's Furniture World & Long's Mattress, Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Noblesville, @ Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Indianapolis, Adrenaline Action Park, Shepherd Community Center, SkyView Dental & Williams Comfort Air for their sponsorship of the WHMB Game of the Week!!!

02/10/2024

02/10/2024

Beginning next Wednesday February 14th at 11:30am,
HIS WORD MY WALK with Kaela

Kaela is your girl next door Christian mentor and life coach. A former elite athlete and fitness professional, Kaela’s teaching style brings a fresh perspective to walking out God’s truth in your life. Through the His Word My Walk podcast, she shares simple, practical strategies to help you take action in your own faith. This chat with a friend will leave you inspired, encouraged, and even challenged to take action in your relationship with God . Grab your tea, your Bible, and your notebook and get ready to grow!

02/09/2024

Tune in tonight for High School Basketball action on WHMB TV40. The Carmel Greyhounds travel to take on the Hamilton Southeastern Royals at 10pm on your TV. A special thanks to Summers Plumbing Heating & Cooling of Noblesville, Independence Safe Company, Hoosier Village, The Fountain Room, Indiana Members Credit Union, Adrenaline Action Park, Shepherd Community Center, SkyView Dental and Williams Comfort Air for their sponsorship of the WHMB Game of the Week!!!