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FEBRUARY 2016 MAGAZINE

Noblesville’s New Deputy MayorChristy Langley

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19NOBLESVILLE’S NEW DEPUTY MAYOR CHRISTY LANGLEYWriter / Laurie Quinn

New Deputy Mayor, Christy Langley, brings connectivity to Noblesville.

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COVER STORY

6 Noblesville Parks and Recreation Creates Rec2B with Space at Ivy Tech Campus

8 Noblesville Teachers Awarded Lilly Endowment Grants

10 Making Waves with Billie Dragoo

17 Local Author Madalyn Kinsey

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Who Is Gaylor Electric, Inc.?Gaylor Electric Inc. was established in 1984 by John Gaylor as an electrical contracting firm that was built on the promise to provide first-class service and job performance for his clients. Fast forward 32 years, Gaylor Electric has grown into one of the leading electrical industries in proving top-notch service to customers and employees. Headquartered in Noblesville, Gaylor Electric employs nearly 1,000 individuals throughout the country. What They DoSimply put, Gaylor Electric are electrical contractors. They seek out and provide talent for their clients that need help with electrical services. They assist in design projects, help with construction processes and support industrial maintenance. The markets they serve include healthcare, commercial, residential, institutions and industrial.

Why They Are Important to NoblesvilleGaylor Electric Inc. is known for their solid foundation on which they have built their business from. They set an example for neighboring business on operating according to core values and principles and the determination to put customers first. They also have a passion in growing the workforce and enriching the community. They created an internship program for students to educate them on the career opportunities and resources that are available to them in their own city.

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Stay Here Grow Here is a business retention initiative led by the City of Noblesville and its Economic Development Department. Each month a business embracing the Heart of Culture in Noblesville will be shared with you. These businesses not only impact local economy and keep Noblesville vibrant and attractive—they employ your friends and neighbors.

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Camp RegistrationNoblesville Parks and Recreation will be opening up their early registration for their Noble Kids Summer Camp on February 12th. To help accommodate parent’s schedules, pre-registration will be from 6 am–7 pm at the Forest Park Inn. Noble Kids Camp will offer a wide array of sports camps and specialty camps for kids in grades K–6. New this year is the full-day camp option for campers in addition to the half-day camp option. For more information, visit noblesvilleparks.org.

One Street. Many Great Events.Beat the cold this month and support our wonderful downtown dining destinations through Devour Noblesville! This promotion will run Friday, February 5, through Thursday, February 11, and will feature specials

at participating downtown restaurants. For a complete list, please visit our Facebook page or website,www.noblesvillemainstreet.org. Noblesville Main Street is also in the membership renewal process for 2016. Through membership donations, your family or business can help support the events and programs that take place in downtown Noblesville. Please consider a gift today. We appreciate your support!More at noblesvillemainstreet.org.

What You LoveNickel Plate Arts gives you what you really love in February. Come in for “Valentine’s Day for

All” Date Night (Feb. 12 or 13, 6–9 pm) featuring entertainment, artist-led art projects and wine/beer bar. Kids will love Family Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14, 1–5 pm), with activities, crafts and sweet treats. Don’t miss First Friday (Feb. 5, 6–9 pm) and see the Hoosier Heart-Land exhibit (Feb. 5–27). Now’s the time: Sign up your child for Adventures in Art Spring Break Camp (Mar. 28–Apr. 1). Details at nickelplatearts.org!


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It’s a new, collaborative and fun approach to getting active.

Noblesville Parks and Recreation is now operating its Recreation Annex at the Ivy Tech Community College Noblesville Campus, 300 N. 17th St. You may see the new brand, Rec2B, in print, signage and media.

Rec2B at the Noblesville Recreation Annex allows us to provide an environment for park users to be active in a way

that meets their needs,” said Brandon Bennett, Director of Noblesville Parks and Recreation. “We envision Rec2B to be something different to each user, supporting our efforts to provide a variety of recreational activities in a larger space.”

To embrace the trends, Noblesville Parks and Recreation is offering a Bubble Soccer League starting this January. Bubble-Soccer is compared to playing soccer inside a giant inflatable bubble. The player gets inside the bubble, which covers from their head to their knees secured by straps,providing a fun and unique approach to soccer.

Adding to Bubble Soccer, Rec2B offers drop-in sports from Basketball and Volleyball to Pickleball.

“We’re very excited about offering group recreational programming that is low in cost,” said Nichole Haberlin, Director of Recreation for Noblesville Parks. “We have designed our program selections to be unique and something you can’t find at a traditional gym facility. The community response has been great so far, and we’re going to be expanding our schedule each month.”

To kick off the New Year, there is an abundant offering of group classes to help reach those fitness goal resolutions. Multiple level yoga classes, strength programs and boot camp are all open for registration. Learn more and read class descriptions at NoblesvilleParks.org.

To support accessibility and provide community space, the Noblesville Parks Recreation Annex is available for rental needs. From sports court rentals and classroom space to Bubble Ball Soccer rentals, the Annex offers small to large-scale space to accommodate a variety of groups, organizations, special events and private parties. For full rental space pricing, call 317-770-5750.

Rec2B at the Noblesville Recreation Annex will evolve throughout 2016 with expanded offerings and unique fitness features. Stay connected at NoblesvilleParks.org for updates and announcements, and share and interact with Noblesville Parks and Recreation on Facebook.

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February 12-13From 6-9 p.m., the Nickel Plate Arts is offering “Date” nights for adults. These evenings will feature six art experience stations that couples (any two people) can do together. Cost is $10 per couple per experience or $50 for a couple to participate in all six. Couples can learn to hula hoop, play a dulcimer, create LOVE coasters, make a wood/rebar photo frame, paint their partner and dabble in mixed-media. There will also be poetry readings, live music, light snacks and a cash beer/wine bar.

February 14Families are welcome to stop by NPArts from 1-5 p.m. for children’s activities, crafts ($5 each) and sweet treats. Admission is free throughout the day.

February 5-27The Hoosier Heart-Land exhibit will be in the Judge Stone House

Gallery. The Opening Reception is Feb. 5, from 6-9 p.m. Michael Jack will have a photography exhibit in the Stephenson House (green house) Feb. 1-29. His reception is Feb. 20 from 5-8 p.m.

February 15Submission deadline for the #loveHC photography showcase, which will feature images captured by residents and visitors of Hamilton County. Photos featuring any topic are welcome, specifically those that show the community, beauty and diversity of the county. Submit entries via Instagram with the hashtag #submitloveHC, email to [email protected] or through the Deliberate Media and Hamilton County Tourism Facebook pages. Lindgren will select the best photos and print and display them in the Stephenson House March 4-31. The reception will be held on First Friday, March 4, from 6-9 p.m.

March 3-25The Young Artist exhibit (featuring artwork from Noblesville elementary students) will be in the Judge Stone House Gallery. Student reception is March 3, and the #loveHC exhibit will be on display.

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WITH BILLIE DRAGOOWriter / Kara ReibelPhotographer / Amy Unger

RepuCare Founder, President and CEO Billie Dragoo has an office so heavily decorated with awards and accolades that it appears to be a trophy room at a Hall of Fame museum.

Dragoo is honored to have received every award proudly displayed in her office. When asked about her most coveted achievement or award, Dragoo doesn’t hesitate to say “the Central Indiana Business Hall of Fame Junior Achievement Award I received alongside fellow Laureates David Simon (SIMON Group), Dave P. Lindsey (Defender Direct) and Michael Smith (Anthem) the same year.”

Make no mistake, Dragoo is a champion. She is a celebrated champion of her efforts to help others, namely women business owners. Dragoo’s story is inspirational of course. As a single mom of two young children, she started a business based in her home providing healthcare staffing which has flourished over the years.

But it’s not the struggles she has experienced or a sad tale that defines Dragoo. The truly compelling nature of why crystal trophies litter her office space is simple. It’s Dragoo’s method and her mindset that has brought her success. She didn’t trip the prom queen and throw the PTO moms under the bus; she has simply lived a life of service by reaching out to

help other women around her achieve their dreams.

“You help one woman in business, you help a thousand,” says Dragoo. Her friend, Deborah Collins Stephens, best-selling author and former Silicon Valley venture capitalist, adds. “The ripple effect of helping just one woman cascades to others. The outreach is profound.”

There is still a long way to go with measurable statistics supporting why companies should support diversity in business. Studies show that women-led teams in large companies outperform those led by men. Women-owned businesses give back more to their communities and are found to be more efficient.

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When Dragoo was looking for funding to expand her business, she was rejected. “I had a solid pitch deck, and there was not a single institution wanting to invest in my service-based company,” says Dragoo, “until Carol Curran stepped in and put up her own money.”

Carol Curran, CEO of Phoenix Data Corp, created a ripple with her investment in RepuCare, for the money enabled RepuCare to expand and subsequently purchase another woman-owned business. The ripple turned into a wave.

This experience propelled Dragoo to facilitate profound policy change in regards to venture money for women.

Most service-driven companies are owned by women. Finding capital for service-based businesses has been nearly impossible. Dragoo takes credit for the start of the Indiana Diversity Investment Fund as she should.

“I believe that if you are in a position to extend your hand and bring someone forward, you do it,” says Curran. “My investment in Billie’s company enabled her to help someone else directly. We are all proud of that.”

Collins Stephens adds, “Billie has opened doors for so many women in this state. I wish others could operate as she does from a ‘perspective of abundance’ instead of a ‘what’s in it for me?’ mentality. Billie

is the real deal, and I am blessed to have her as a friend!”

Dragoo’s value of other female entrepreneurs cannot be overstated. Mentoring is very important to her, and she feels it is a duty, rather than a choice, for women to assist other women for business success. The wave is gaining momentum.

For more on Billie Dragoo and her company, visit RepuCare.com.

Kara Reibel, a freelance writer and storyteller, is a main contributor for TownePost Network’s magazines. Follow her: Karareibel.com; Facebook, Instagram and Twitter: @karareibel.

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Madalyn Kinsey spent her summers at her grandparent’s farm in Fishers. Back in the 1960s, driving from Indianapolis to Fishers seemed like a long journey out into the country. During these visits, Kinsey and her cousins would explore the farm, which included a creek, woods and a cemetery containing a mysterious gravesite for a Civil War soldier.

“As kids, we always wondered about this man’s story,” recalls Kinsey. “I recall being able to view the cemetery off into the distance from the back bedroom window and wondering if we’d see wisps of translucent white rising from the graves when the clock struck midnight.”

It’s not surprising that Kinsey pulled from these childhood memories certain

elements for her coming-of-age Vanessa Mysteries Series. The books feature Vanessa, a 14-year-old city girl who visits her grandparents’ farm during the summer of 1967.

In her first book, “The Ghost of Cheeney Creek,” Kinsey focuses upon a mystery of a nearby abandoned home and its possible ties to a Civil War soldier’s gravesite.

Gatewood is Kinsey’s family name, and her grandparents and other family members owned most of the land north of 96th Street along both sides of Allisonville Road. Her grandparents’ farmhouse was on the northwest area off Allisonville and 106th Street (a portion of their land became what is now the Gatewood subdivision). The cemetery still exists for local snoopers to respectfully explore.

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Kinsey’s latest release, “The Mystery of Gatewood Airport,” features the heroine Vanessa back in action to solve another confounding situation, this time involving some strange goings-on at a local airport (Indy Metro). This adventure involves illegal exotic animal smuggling. Vanessa and her friends spy on the airport from a treehouse built near the perimeter and adventure ensues. Such a treehouse existed back in 1967.

Not only did Kinsey pull inspiration from memories of locations from her childhood, but her characters are based on her cousins, one of which is Jeff Gatewood, owner of Allisonville Nursery. The character of Daniel in the books is based on Jeff.

“We had the greatest childhood running around the fields, woods, creek and barn around the farm,” shares Jeff. “It’s fun to see these characters loosely based on what we were and what we did, the places we went to and the music we listened to. Madalyn brings back the whole culture of what it was like growing up in the ’60s, including the mischief we got into.”

Kinsey features nostalgic landmarks that no longer exist, such as the Rainbow Roller Rink, the old Dairy Queen and the ABC Drive-In in Noblesville in addition to several other destinations.

It’s been revealed that the Civil War

gravesite belongs to James Payne, a Civil War veteran. “Fact or Faked,” a show on the Syfy Channel, investigated his grave for the show in 2011. Payne is listed as being a deserter and reportedly haunts the area which the show was unable to debunk after spending several days on-site investing the grave and the cemetery.

“I feel like I am celebrating an era and also Hamilton County and Indianapolis,” shares Kinsey. “I’m also sharing what it was like growing up during the politically and socially tumultuous summer of 1967.”

“The Man Who Defied Gravity” will be the third and final book of the Vanessa Mystery Series trilogy. Kinsey’s books are sold at Black Dog Books in Zionsville, Conner Prairie’s Gift Store, Wild Bookstore, A Corner Cottage, Allisonville Nursery and Women and Children First Bookstore in Chicago. The novels are also available on amazon.com.


Noblesville’sNew Deputy MayorChristy Langley

WHAT IS Urban Planning? Urban Planning is the process that is devoted to the appropriate use of land protection and use of the environment including air, water and the infrastructure passing into and out of urban areas including but limited to transportation, communications and distribution networks. Urban planning aspires to improve the already built, the natural, the social and the economic conditions of towns and cities.

Being able to go through all the levels of employment in the same city is an asset to Noblesville. Langley has formed relationships in the various departments and knows the ins and outs of not only the daily operations but the long term vision that Noblesville has for its future! With these relationships comes the open minds to embrace her fresh ideas and enthusiasm that she brings to her new role as Deputy Mayor.

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CHRISTY LANGLEY EMBRACES HER NEW ROLE AS DEPUTY MAYOR OF NOBLESVILLE

Writer / Laurie Quinn . Photographer / Brian Brosmer

What is Urban Planning? Christy Langley, the new Deputy Mayor of Noblesville, asked this very same question when she enrolled in school at Ball State University. Entering Ball State her freshman year of college, she knew architecture was the line of work for her. She began in BSU’s College of Architecture and Planning which familiarized students with Architecture, Urban Planning and Landscape Architecture.

“While I loved architecture, I fell in love with Urban Planning as I could help to change a community, and it incorporated more of a human element versus just built space.” Langley divulged. Realizing her passion for helping communities would lead her into the public sector, she went and earned her Masters in Public Administration at Indiana University to advance her knowledge of public policy.

After serving a year in Sarasota, Florida, with the Neighborhood Planning Department, Langley came home to Indiana and started her career as Assistant Director of Economics in Noblesville. After five years, Langley moved forward with her career as City Planner Director.

As City Planner Director, she was responsible for a team whose job was to administer the policies, programs and regulations that manage the development of the Noblesville community. This department is tasked with safeguarding the management of Noblesville’s growth to protect its quality of life and its economic existence through comprehensive planning measures.

She served four years in this position and was just recently promoted to Deputy Mayor starting January 1. Langley was honored as one of IBJ’s 2014 40 Under 40 while serving as City of Noblesville’s Planning Director.

When Langley isn’t at work, she spends time with her husband, Chad, and her son, Harrison, in their Noblesville home. They enjoy the numerous amenities that their city has to offer such as the trails and the parks in the area. Langley also relishes in some of the perks of living in a hipstoric community by learning the new skill of stained glass art.

Other activities she enjoys are meditation and playing the banjo. While Langley runs, she professes it is not because she enjoys running. She runs because she enjoys food, and Noblesville is filled with a variety of restaurants with divine cuisine ready to please any palette.

To add to her impressive portfolio, Langley also teaches Public Sector Planning at Ball State and Community Development

at Indiana University. While her career involves a great deal of planning, planning her free time is not a priority. However, her career caters to her not having to plan her free time so much. Langley and her family can pick up and attend an event on Main Street last minute, or she can lace up her shoes and go for a spontaneous run with all the accessible trails in Noblesville.

Langley is very excited to step into her new office and start this new adventure in her life. In her new role as Deputy Mayor, Langley will support and assist the mayor in making sure all departments are working together toward the same goals and visions for the Noblesville community. She’ll also assist with managing daily operations and fill in for the mayor when needed.

The duties of the Deputy Mayor are multifaceted, but in short, she helps facilitate for the department directors and acts as a liaison between the City and other organizations and units of local and regional government. A few of the projects on her plate include downtown Noblesville development such as downtown infill and trails.

Downtown infill is taking empty lots and space and filling them with better usage for the city. Connectivity of trails is another project that is a priority for administration. Connecting the trails will enhance the experience of the residents and visitors who use the trails to get to work or attend events organized with the city or use them for exercise.

Quality of life initiatives are the highest priority on her list of investments for the Noblesville community. Just as her stained glass art classes increase her happiness, she wants to be able to offer equal quality incentives to the residents of Noblesville to make their lives more fulfilled.

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