Noblesville Lions supporting Main Street’s First Friday
Main Street’s October First Friday in downtown Noblesville was well attended by all. The weather was a big help. The local Noblesville Lions Club donated its time and efforts by…
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Heights 2018 Ryan White AIDS Walk raises over $3,000
This year’s Ryan White AIDS Walk at Hamilton Heights High School raised over $3,000 for the Ryan White Scholarship Fund. The Hamilton Heights High School Student Government Organization has been…
The fabric of our lives
From the Heart On Friday evening, Emily sent me a picture where she and Leah were snuggled under a quilt that my mother had made many years ago. Chuck had…
Noblestories to focus on Firestone
Firestone Industrial Products was Hamilton County’s largest employer for years in the middle of the 20th Century. Nearly 2,000 people worked there at its peak in the 1970s. It closed…
Noblesville Schools offering ‘speed interviews’ of school board candidates
Seven candidates are running to fill two vacancies on the Noblesville Schools Board of Trustees. If you missed last month’s Board Candidate Forum hosted by the Noblesville Chamber and the…
The science behind weaponized music
By MELODY GARCIA Sheridan High School Student Editor’s Note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade English class, taught by Abigayle Williams. “If…
Take steps to boost your retirement security
Cicero Edward Jones To raise awareness about the importance of saving for retirement, Congress has dedicated Oct. 21-27 as National Retirement Security Week. And the evidence shows that increasing this…
Noblesville East students to stage ‘Mary Poppins Jr.’ musical
The Noblesville East Middle School Drama Department has announced the cast and crew for the school’s annual fall musical. About 70 NEMS students will bring to life “Mary Poppins Jr.”…
Wayne Township Board President responds to board candidate Brandy Bast
Dear Editor: The following letter was written as response to a letter from Wayne Township resident Brandy Bast published in the Saturday, Oct. 6 edition of the Hamilton County Reporter….
Indiana to receive additional $9M to address opioid crisis
The U.S. Department of Justice this week announced almost $320 million in grants to further help states and territories address the heroin and opioid abuse crisis. These grants will be…