Golden Eagles fall to Decatur Central
Guerin Catholic dropped a 51-34 game at Decatur Central on Tuesday. The Golden Eagles trailed 15-8 after the first quarter and 20-15 at halftime. Sydney Geis led Guerin with seven…
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Second-half rally just short for Tigers
Fishers fell to Lawrence North 52-41 in a Tuesday away game. The Tigers trailed the Class 4A No. 5 Wildcats 11-5 after the first quarter and 24-10 at halftime. In…
‘Hawks fall in finale to Rossville
Sheridan dropped its Hoosier Heartland Conference and regular-season finale at Rossville 51-42 on Tuesday. The Blackhawks led 10-5 after the first quarter, but the Hornets came back to tie the…
Judge Steven Nation announces retirement
Hamilton County Superior Court No. 1 Judge Steven R. Nation announced Monday that he will not seek a fifth term in the upcoming May 2018 primary election, and for the…
Russell chosen to lead Arcadia Town Council
The Arcadia Town Council elected Mitch Russell, a current council member, as their town council president for 2018. Russell has served the town council and the citizens of Arcadia for…
List of local candidates begins to grow
Quakenbush files for Sheriff, Riley for Superior 1 Judge . . . Candidates for judge and sheriff were among this week’s addition to the growing list of local Republican hopefuls…
Former Boys and Girls Club has new owner
A well-known Noblesville landmark is safe in the hands of a new owner. The former Boys and Girls Club which was originally part of Noblesville High School has been sold…
Westfield City Council approves two hotel sites near Grand Park
The Westfield City Council unanimously approved the Hittle at ThirtyOne PUD at Monday evening’s meeting. The proposal features two hotels on the southwest corner of 191st Street and US 31….
Quakenbush to run for Sheriff
Captain Dennis Quakenbush (R-Cicero) announced his entrance into the 2018 race for Hamilton County Sheriff Tuesday. “I am pleased and honored to announce my candidacy for Hamilton County Sheriff,” Quakenbush…
O’Connor files to run District 29 seat
Greg O’Connor, a 10-year member of the Noblesville City Council, has officially filed his candidacy for Indiana State Representative, District 29. O’Connor has already gained the support and endorsements from…