Westfield Welcome makes it rain shamrocks
Westfield put its own spin on Saint Patrick’s Day this year by celebrating the return of the Shamrock Drop, presented by Westfield Welcome and Indiana Members Credit Union. Doubling as…
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Confessions of a full-court mess
By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch March Madness is here, a time when people in these parts are bonkers for basketball. I could not care less – sacrilegious sentiment, I know, for…
Housman retires after 27 years with Noblesville Fire
Congratulations are in order for Lieutenant and paramedic Eric Housman on his retirement from the Noblesville Fire Department. Lt. Housman served the citizens of Noblesville with pride for over 27…
Starting Monday: Carmel to install artificial turf on Midtown Plaza
Editor’s note: This story was updated at 10:30 p.m. on Saturday, March 19, 2022, to correct a spelling error in the headline. The City of Carmel will install new artificial…
Noblesville HS Jazz Band headed to NYC
Only high school jazz band in Indiana invited to compete at national level Returning to an in-person format for the first time since 2019, Jazz at Lincoln Center (JALC) announced…
Hamilton County Tourism wins state awards for culinary, post-COVID recovery marketing campaigns
Communications campaigns that focused on supporting community during the height of the pandemic won Hamilton County Tourism (HCT) major accolades at the Indiana Tourism Association (ITA) 2022 Awards held Tuesday….
Fishers students take deep dive into city waste
Fishers Mayor’s Youth Academy spent time this week with the city’s Department of Public Works that included a tour of the wastewater treatment facility. The students closed out the day…
Judge Bardach to retire in June
By FRED SWIFT Hamilton Superior Court 6 Judge Gail Bardach will retire from the bench in June. The Reporter learned Friday of the pending retirement but was unable to reach…
Friday morning Carmel crash leaves Kokomo man dead
At 6:38 a.m. Friday, the Carmel Police and Fire departments responded to a single-vehicle crash at the area of Keystone Avenue and 99th Street. Based upon the preliminary investigation, a…
Indiana’s public health emergency executive order ended, but patients still need direct access to APRNs
By DR. ANGELA THOMPSON Guest Columnist On March 4, Indiana’s COVID-19 public health emergency executive orders, first authorized in March 2020 by Governor Holcomb, came to an end. These executive…