Mary Kay (Boruff) Greenwald
d. October 5, 2019 Mary Kay (Boruff) Greenwald died peacefully in Noblesville on October 5, 2019 at the age of 81. Mary Kay graduated from Wendell L. Willkie High School…
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Lynn P. (Purdy) Hume
August 28, 1948 – September 28, 2019 Lynn P. (Purdy) Hume, 71, a lifelong resident of Sheridan, passed away on September 28, 2019 surrounded by her loving family. Lynn was…
Westfield fireman 1st place in nationals
Westfield Firefighter Matt Hansen (center) won first place in the over 40 division at the U.S. Nationals Firefighter Combat Challenge in Fort Pierce, Fla. Firefighter Hansen finished with a time…
The average life of an American teenager
By LEXI WOODCOCK 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 Abby Williams. Before…
Girls golf state finals: County teams have solid day at Prairie View
By RICHIE HALL CARMEL – On a picture-perfect day at Prairie View, the four Hamilton County girls golf teams that participated at the IHSAA state finals all had reason to…
Millers win Unified Flag Football sectional
The Noblesville Unified Flag Football team won its own sectional on Saturday. The Millers beat Mississinewa in the semi-finals 38-19, then beat Fishers 65-28 in the sectional championship game. In…
Fishers cheerleaders win at Pendleton
The Fishers cheerleading team won first place in the Large School division at a tournament at Pendleton Heights on Saturday. Hamilton Southeastern finished second in the division and Carmel was…
Cross country teams run in Twilight Race
A handful of Hamilton County cross country teams traveled west to Terre Haute Saturday afternoon to compete in the Nike Valley Twilight Race, which took place that evening at the…
Volleyball: Fishers wins two at Guerin Catholic
Serving it up: Guerin Catholic’s Kiley Osswald (below) and Fishers’ Emily Waldrop (bottom) put the ball in play during matches at the Eagles Nest on Saturday. The Tigers beat the…
‘Yellow is the New Orange’ at Heights
On Friday, students and staff at Hamilton Heights High School traded in their orange and brown for yellow to show their support for mental health awareness and suicide prevention. ASK…