Submitted by Hamilton Heights School Corporation Hamilton Heights extends its heartfelt appreciation to the many families, neighbors, and community partners who stepped up last week to support those impacted by…
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Calamity: A disastrous event marked by great loss and lasting distress and suffering. Just last week, I posted a picture of an ominous cloud that suggested a storm might be…
Two Noblesville businesses have teamed up to directly help people in Hamilton County who were affected by the flood. Schwartz’s Bait & Tackle, 118 Cicero Road, and T&T Sales and…
Funding will support residents, businesses & debris removal efforts The Hamilton County Council has approved $2.85 million in immediate funding to support residents, businesses, and emergency management officials as they…
Residents urged to move debris to curb & separate materials for pickup Hamilton County will begin curbside collection of flood debris Monday. Residents in flood-affected areas are being asked to…
Submitted by City of Carmel On Friday, Aug. 21, Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam signed Executive Order SF-2026-06 extending the city’s emergency declaration for an additional seven days. The extension ensures…
Submitted by City of Carmel Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam, the Carmel City Council, other city officials, Lucas Oil and OneZone Chamber are joining together to hold “Rally for Relief,” a…
Residents encouraged to wear PPE & discard exposed foods As residents begin returning to homes impacted by recent flooding, the Hamilton County Health Department is reminding residents to take extra…
What if belonging doesn’t begin with an invitation? What if it begins with simply showing up? This year, as I begin another year as a Compass mentor with Noblesville Schools,…
By MICHAELA SPRINGER WISH-TV | wishtv.com Recent inspection reports reveal the Hazel Dell Parkway bridge in Carmel was rated as “good” or “very good” condition before its partial collapse on…