Police confirm two local dentists found shot in Carmel
Deceased identified as sisters . . . An ongoing death investigation in Carmel has revealed two bodies, both female, were found shot in the head. Emergency personnel were dispatched to…
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Noblesville Fire responds to RV accident near IMAX theater
On Thursday, the Noblesville Fire Department responded to a serious accident involving an RV off of 136th Street near the IMAX theater. Two people were extricated from the vehicle and…
Depots, Nickel Plate Express keep important rail history alive
The County Line The train has been running again on the Nickel Plate if only for 10 miles or so through northern Hamilton County courtesy of the Nickel Plate Heritage…
Thoughts from a pencil
From the Heart “The pencil that you hold today is writing your story. Only when you draw your last breath will your story be written in ink.” I wrote those…
Westfield Washington Township board member to call for vote to rescind parks bond approval
Westfield Washington Township For The Reporter Westfield Washington Township board member David Gill has said he plans to call for a vote to rescind the board’s approval to move forward…
Roy Johnson will not seek re-election, Mark Hall running to fill District 1 seat on Noblesville Common Council
Roy Johnson has announced he will not seek re-election, but will retire from the Noblesville Common Council at the end of his current, third term. His last day of service…
Tourism generated more than $820M in 2017 visitor spending
Visitor spending in Hamilton County continues to grow, and in 2017 visitors added more than $820 million to the local economy. That’s an 11.1 percent increase from 2016 when visitors…
Carmel seeks to fill openings on two boards
The City of Carmel is seeking interested persons and nominations for appointments to two government boards – the Carmel Plan Commission and the Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation Board. These…
Noblesville Diversity Coalition calls for passage of hate crimes bill
Dear Editor: Criminals are holding Hoosiers hostage with a powerful weapon – hate. The Noblesville Diversity Coalition joins the bipartisan coalition, Indiana Forward, in support of hate-crime legislation that is…
Homemakers happy to help with First Books for Kids
The Indiana Extension Homemakers Association (IEHA) has a program called First Books for Kids to benefit students ages 3, 4 and 5 at Head Start Facilities. The IEHA volunteer joins…