Submitted Food insecurity often peaks over the summer and those challenges oftentimes don’t end even when students head back into the classroom. That’s why Primrose School of Noblesville is stepping…
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There are certain words that fascinate me. Ominous is one of them. Its definition is foreboding calamity. I know the foreboding all too well. Ominous is how I described the…
Editorial We all know what people say about the print news industry, but there is still a little bit of magic in print media. A copy of the local newspaper…
On Saturday, Aug, 15, officials in both Hamilton and Tipton counties opened public shelters for victims of ongoing flooding. In Noblesville, the shelter is located at in Exhibition Hall A…
County Commissioners declare State of Emergency Editor’s note: The information contained in this story is accurate as of Friday evening, Aug. 14, at press time. Be sure to keep reading…
At 6 p.m. on Friday, Aug. 14, the Kroger parking lot located at 172 W Logan St., Noblesville, was flooded, making it dangerous to get in or out of that…
Residents urged to store potable water & prepare for additional evacuations Hamilton County emergency officials are warning residents to prepare for potentially record-setting flooding along the White River as additional…
On Friday afternoon, Aug. 14, Governor Mike Braun requested a Presidential Emergency Declaration through FEMA to bring additional federal resources to Indiana as the state continues responding to the severe…
Webpage created to update residents on flood-related closures Hamilton County emergency officials continue to monitor rising water levels along the White River, which is expected to crest near 19 feet…
Some places sell candy. Some places sell memories. Recently, I was reminded of that in the most unexpected way. A friend’s mom had just arrived from India and brought with…