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Nicole Hernandez

Sr. Content & Platform Editor

Nicole is based in Indianapolis, IN and graduated from Franklin College with a degree in multimedia journalism. She previously worked as a digital editor for the local NBC News affiliate WTHR. In her free time, she loves checking out new restaurants + businesses around downtown and attending local events.

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If your kiddos are interested in dinosaurs, they’ll like this new exhibit making a stop at The Children’s Museum.
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Check off your holiday shopping list by supporting local businesses.
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