New Meijer Store on Southeastern Parkway Starts Hiring 200 Positions

Fishers, IN · July 28, 2026

Fog is hugging the reservoir banks this morning, but it's burning off quickly for a bright Tuesday.

The Lead

Job seekers and neighborhood residents have a new opportunity on the horizon as hiring officially gets underway for the upcoming Meijer grocery store on Southeastern Parkway. The 75,000-square-foot facility, slated to open its doors this fall, is looking to fill 200 part-time and full-time positions across departments ranging from fresh bakery and produce to pharmacy and overnight stocking. Company officials report that interviews are ramping up through the remainder of the week, offering competitive starting pay alongside flexible scheduling and benefits. For residents living on the east side of town, the arrival of the new store brings everyday shopping closer to home ahead of the autumn rush. Interested candidates can submit applications directly through the company portal to secure an interview slot before positions fill up.

Local Pulse

  • Fall Sports Registration Deadline Approaching — Families have until the end of the week to sign children up for autumn youth leagues through Fishers Parks.

  • Open Maker Lab at the Playlab — Makers and hobbyists can drop by tonight to test out new digital fabrication tools during evening open hours.

Today's Outlook

  • High 83°F · Low 70°F — Fog (20% chance of precipitation) Keep a light layer handy while the morning fog clears for a pleasant afternoon.

What's On Around Town

  • Trivia Night — Four Day Ray Brewing, 7:00 PM Test your trivia knowledge over local craft beers and shared plates.

  • Noblesville: Acoustic Jam on the Square — Downtown Square, 6:30 PM A short drive north for relaxed evening tunes under the courthouse trees.

Spotlight & Story

  • The Historic Ambassador House and Heritage Gardens Tucked away near Heritage Park, this 19th-century Greek Revival home hosts community gatherings surrounded by formal perennial gardens. Originally built along the White River before being moved to its current site, it offers a quiet glimpse into early local architecture.

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