By FRED SWIFT Hamilton County military veterans looking for meaningful employment may wish to consider visiting the upcoming Recruit Military job fair scheduled for Thursday, Sept. 16 at Lucas Oil…
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September is Suicide Prevention Month. To help raise awareness, the Indiana Center for Prevention of Youth Abuse and Suicide (ICPYAS) is offering suicide prevention training free throughout September. QPR stands for Question,…
The Center for the Performing Arts and the affiliated Great American Songbook Foundation have appointed a new Annual Fund and Gift Entry Manager to serve both organizations. Madison Miazgowicz recently…
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra (CSO) will accompany Classical Mystery Tour, a critically acclaimed troupe of musicians, set to perform an extraordinary Beatles musical tribute at 7 p.m. this Sunday, Sept….
Following 44 years working with Carmel Clay Schools, board member Mrs. Pamela Knowles is retiring effective Sept. 13. Mrs. Knowles has been a valued member of the CCS family and…
Church Church Hittle + Antrim (CCHA) welcomes David Holt, the firm’s first Chief Operating Officer. “Hiring our first COO is an exciting development at the firm,” said CCHA Managing Partner…
The Tiger Den was turned into a block party by the Fishers volleyball team Thursday night. The Tigers took on Noblesville in a Hoosier Crossroads Conference match, and won by…
Hamilton Southeastern graduate Noah Malone won his second silver medal of the 2020 Tokyo Paralympic Games on Thursday in the men’s T12 400-meter run. Malone finished in 47.93 seconds, breaking…
In a battle of top-ranked boys soccer teams, Class 3A No. 1 Noblesville beat 2A No. 1 Guerin Catholic 5-1 Thursday night at the Millers’ Hallmark Orthodontics Soccer Complex. Noblesville…
The Carmel girls golf team won a three-way meet with Hamilton Southeastern and Noblesville Thursday at Harbour Trees. The Greyhounds scored 153, while the Millers and Royals both totaled 159….