A book can change a child’s future
Cicero Kiwanis Club invites the community to support ‘Books for a Bright Future’ By TODD CLEVENGER Cicero Kiwanis Club For many children, the Scholastic Book Fair is one of the…
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Proud of our Indiana communities
Our state’s August 2026 natural disasters are a nightmare none of us will forget. I not only witnessed the flooding here in Central Indiana, but the damage in Northwest Indiana…
Family fun at Nickel Plate Express Community Day
Nickel Plate Heritage Railroad will hold its second annual Community Day at Hobbs Station in Noblesville’s Forest Park. The fun will take place from noon to 4 p.m. Sunday, Sept….
Goddard families have huge hearts for service
Last month, The Goddard School of Carmel City Center, 160 Medical Drive, Carmel, held a donation drive for flood victims. After consulting with people in charge of disaster relief efforts…
Carmel’s annual Roundabout Ride returns Sept. 13
Submitted by City of Carmel The City of Carmel and Bike Carmel invite cyclists of all fitness levels to participate in one of the community’s signature annual traditions, the Roundabout…
Floodwaters recede. Kindness doesn’t.
It’s next to impossible to put into words the devastation that hundreds of our neighbors experienced during the recent floods. Heck, so many will experience it for months and even…
The O’Connor House’s Baby on the Way 5K is almost here!
You’re invited to celebrate 21 years of ministry with The O’Connor House at the annual Baby on the Way 5K. The 5K Run/Walk road race starts at 9 a.m. Sunday,…
StoryPoint Group acquires Woodland Terrace of Carmel
StoryPoint Group welcomes three new communities – formerly Woodland Terrace of Carmel by New Perspective, Woodland Terrace of Danville by New Perspective, and Woodland Terrace of New Palestine by New…
How many instruments does it take to stage a Johnny Cash musical?
There was some debate on the official count of how many instruments are played during Ring of Fire at Beef & Boards Dinner Theater. We encourage you to try to…
The Mighty Oak
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