Kathleen M. Duffin
May 1, 1930 – August 25, 2020 Kathleen M. Duffin, 90, Carmel, passed away August 25, 2020. She was born May 1, 1930 in Indianapolis, daughter of Edward N. and…
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‘Rocks rebound, cruise past Raiders
Westfield rebounded from a season-opening loss by cruising past Harrison 34-10 Friday at Riverview Health Stadium. The Shamrocks were in control against the Class 5A No. 5 Raiders from the…
Millers run past Terre Haute South
After a long bus ride to Terre Haute South Friday night, the Noblesville football team was ready to run. And run the Millers did. Noblesville cranked up its ground game…
‘Hawks roll past Benton Central
A dominant performance from Cameron Hovey and the Sheridan running crew helped the Class 1A No. 9 Blackhawks to roll past Benton Central 48-6 Friday at Bud Wright Stadium. It…
Huskies fall at North Montgomery
Hamilton Heights, back on the road for the second time this season, fell to North Montgomery 31-7 Friday. The Chargers scored first, with a two-yard run in the first quarter…
Irish’s offensive show stuns ‘Hounds
By RICHIE HALL CARMEL – Carmel Stadium was the site of one of the more highly anticipated Week 2 football games Friday night, as the Class 6A No. 2 Greyhounds…
Panthers edge Royals in overtime
Hamilton Southeastern gave North Central, the No. 7-ranked team in Class 6A, a tough test on Friday before the Panthers came back to force overtime, then make a two-point conversion…
Tigers drop home opener to Pike
Fishers dropped its home opener Friday, falling to Pike 28-14. The Red Devils controlled the first half, leading 7-0 after scoring on a seven-yard touchdown pass. Pike added two more…
Guerin Catholic girls golf wins Circle City championship
The Guerin Catholic girls golf team won the Circle City Conference championship on Friday. The Golden Eagles scored a 359 to win the title. Other scores were Heritage Christian 368,…
Sheridan Public Library’s summer readers donate to Youth Assistance Program
The Sheridan Public Library’s (SPL) Summer Reading Program, “Imagine Your Story,” recently wrapped up with readers eager to help out the community. COVID-19 led to a different approach this summer…