William Richard Reynolds
January 5, 1948 – September 5, 2019 William (Bill) Richard Reynolds, 71, died September 5 of complications from surgery. Bill was born January 5, 1948 in Eminence, Ind., to loving…
Read MoreSeptember 2019
No. 7 Tigers cruise by Millers with steady ground game
By CRAIG ADKINS NOBLESVILLE – It didn’t take long to figure out how they would take control of the Hoosier Crossroads Conference opener on the road, but the Fishers Tigers…
Defense secures Copper Kettle for Carmel
By RICH TORRES CARMEL – Practice makes perfect. On Friday night, the Class 6A No. 3 Carmel Greyhounds’ defense proved it. Holding No. 9 Center Grove scoreless in the second…
Royals battle Orioles to the end
Hamilton Southeastern came just a few yards shy of stunning one of the best teams in the state Friday night. The Royals were given a tough assignment for their Hoosier…
Huskies fall to Red Devils
Hamilton Heights lost to West Lafayette 56-7 in a Friday night away game. The Red Devils were in control from the beginning, leading 28-0 after the first quarter and 56-0…
‘Hawks cruise past Tri-Central, are 2-0 in HHC
Sheridan has grabbed an early advantage in the Hoosier Heartland Conference race. The Blackhawks improved to 2-0 in HHC play after beating Tri-Central 50-19 on the road Friday night. Sheridan…
GC stays perfect with win at Heritage
Guerin Catholic had defense on its mind when it traveled to Heritage Christian on Friday night. The Golden Eagles played a fine defensive game, and were rewarded with a 23-5…
‘Rocks top 50 points again in victory at Zionsville
Westfield rolled past the 50-point mark for the second time this season, and picked a nice time to do it. The Shamrocks took care of Zionsville 51-24 in their Hoosier…
Notice of street closures ahead of Carmel Porchfest
On Sunday, Sept. 15, streets north and west of Main Street and Range Line Road will be closed to vehicular traffic for Porchfest. Main Street and Range Line Road are…
Heights’ Jackie Peil wins NHCCC logo design contest
Jackie Peil, a 2019 graduate of Hamilton Heights High School, had the winning entry for the Northern Hamilton County Chamber of Commerce’s (NHCCC) new logo design. NHCCC President Wade Wiley…