Beat the heat, enjoy the art this Saturday in Carmel Arts District
No doubt about it … this is the hottest month of the year, but do not despair. Come to the Carmel Arts and Design District this Saturday, Aug. 14, for…
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Synergize Month of Legacy will honor Carmel’s impact
Mayor Brainard to speak at ‘Impact Rally’ Since 2020, Synergize has been building relationships and creating community impact at monthly 4:30 Meetups. But this August, the group will switch things…
Riverview Health welcomes new OB/GYN physician
Riverview Health welcomes Holly Storm, DO, to Riverview Health Physicians OB/GYN. Dr. Storm says she believes the best patient care for women is achieved when they are empowered and can…
Bosma’s Dining in the Dark raises more than $100,000
Signature fundraiser supports blind, visually-impaired Hoosiers Bosma Visionary Opportunities Foundation’s 11th annual Dining in the Dark raised more than $100,000 to benefit programs that help Hoosiers navigate blindness. One of…
Cross country will be strong again
Hamilton County has arguably been the strongest cross-country county in Indiana over the past few years. This year is no exception. As runners prepare for their first meets, teams across…
Submission portal now open for American Rescue Plan funding
Hamilton County businesses, nonprofits encouraged to apply The application portal to request American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding assistance is now open for Hamilton County businesses, nonprofits, and governmental units….
New 12-court tennis facility heads to Noblesville school board for approval
Noblesville High School has announced the proposed construction of a new tennis facility to be located on Field Drive across from Noblesville East Middle School. Construction of the 12-court facility…
Our true leaders during COVID pandemic were not politicians
By FRED GLYNN Hamilton County Councilor Hamilton County government is an entity that sometimes gets overlooked in our county. I once had a conversation with one of our county mayors…
State Rep. Tony Cook’s bill requiring civics education in middle school signed into law
Governor Eric Holcomb recently ceremonially signed into law State Rep. Tony Cook’s (R-Cicero) legislation meant to improve civic engagement among Hoosier students. The law requires middle school students to complete…
Rain on Main barrels returning to Carmel Arts & Design District
Rain on Main, a popular painted rain barrel contest and auction presented by Carmel Utilities, the Carmel Department of Storm Water Management and the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation…