‘Blazers pull away from Warriors
By RICHIE HALL CARMEL – University has played three basketball games this season, which means the Trailblazers have had three fine defensive performances this season. Class 2A No. 3 University…
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Tigers hold off Anderson
Fishers scored a hard-fought victory at Anderson on Wednesday, winning 63-60. The first quarter finished in a 15-15 tie. The Tigers took control in the second period, pouring in 21…
Football preview: Westfield, Carmel play for regional championships on Friday
After winning its first-ever Class 6A football sectional championship last Friday, the Westfield football team will try to add to that history this Friday. The Shamrocks will host Homestead for…
Mayors issue warnings on Thanksgiving gatherings
The mayors of Hamilton County’s two largest cities have recently issued statements regarding in-home gatherings for the upcoming Thanksgiving holiday. Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard, in a recent press release, said,…
Westfield Washington Schools Superintendent to retire
Westfield Washington Schools (WWS) has announced that Superintendent Dr. Sherry Grate will retire effective Jan. 1, 2021. Grate has served as WWS superintendent since July 1, 2016. “I see great…
Indiana American Water asks Noblesville to reject gravel pit
Josh Cox, Manager of Operations for Indiana American Water, has issued a statement to the City of Noblesville asking the city to disapprove a request by Beaver Materials for a…
Carpenter helping Noblesville students get ‘fueled for school’
Agents at the Carpenter Realtor office in Noblesville recently collected over 10 tubs of canned macaroni products for Fueled for School. The office held a canned food drive during October,…
Dems see progress, but straight-ticket vote is key
The County Line You don’t expect a political leader who lost every contest on the ballot to be very happy about the election outcome. But Democratic County Chairman Joe Weingarten…
Fishers upgrades COVID risk to highest level
On Tuesday, the Fishers Health Department upgraded the city’s COVID-19 risk level to Level 4, Red, the highest risk level. The Hamilton County Reporter’s newsgathering partner, Larry Lannan, reported the…
Friday is final day to order poinsettias from 4-H Jr. Leaders
The holiday season is almost here, and Friday, Nov. 13 is the last day to order your poinsettias from the Hamilton County 4-H Junior Leaders. Plants are $9 each and…