On Wednesday night, the Carmel and Hamilton Southeastern boys lacrosse teams won semi-final games to advance to the Class 2A state championship game. Twenty-four hours later, it was the girls’…
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At last week’s Lafayette Jefferson girls track and field regional, Noblesville gave a friendly reminder that the field part is just as important as the track part. The Millers won…
Council agrees to fund $425K Career Center project over three years Creation of a cross-community Hamilton County Center for Career Achievement advanced Wednesday night when the Hamilton County Council agreed…
By AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched My column last week glossed over a topic that I’m sure many of us in the sandwich generation face with a mixture of joy and dread…
Mayor Chris Jensen and the City of Noblesville officially named June 3, 2021 as Noblesville Schools Teacher and Staff Appreciation Day. The proclamation reads: Whereas: the coronavirus global pandemic has…
Fishers police recovered a body found floating in a retention pond on Wednesday. Police discovered the person after receiving a report of a body floating in a retention pond just…
Fishers Parks, along with Crossroads of America Council BSA, will hold a pop-up fishing event during the Indiana Department of Natural Resources’ Free Fishing Weekend, when a fishing license is…
On Memorial Day, the Dedication Ceremony of the World War I and Persian Gulf Warriors Memorials in Noblesville was honored by a flyover by Noblesville Lion Larry Jacobi and another…
Doug Boles will keynote June luncheon, Ryan Vaughn in July Indianapolis is known as a world-class sports city, and local leaders Doug Boles and Ryan Vaughn have led their organizations…
By JEFF MITTMAN Guest Columnist During this past year, we have seen a significant increase in the attention directed to issues surrounding diversity, equity and inclusion. The elevated interest is…