Fishers sweeps dual meet against Zionsville
The REPORTER The Fishers swim teams swept a dual meet with Zionsville on Monday. The Tigers girls won 107-79, with victories in nine of the 12 individual events. Emily Wolf…
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Hamilton County Bicentennial Bash less than two weeks away
People of all ages interested in Hamilton County history are invited to attend the ultimate celebration of 2023 – the Hamilton County Bicentennial Bash. This free, open-house style event is…
Potential medical use of psilocybin mushrooms
“Magic mushrooms” for the treatment of resistant depression and anxiety? Really? Recent studies conducted by respected institutions on psychedelic-drug treatment of emotional and substance-abuse disorders have been reported in mainstream…
Noblesville, Carmel & Westfield Lions take pride in helping Gleaners
On Nov. 16, Gleaners Mobile Pantry was supported by Lions from Noblesville (NLC), Carmel (CLC), and Westfield (WLC). Food was passed out at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds to those…
The Farmers Bank coming to Westfield
Former Westfield Chamber CEO Steve Latour will lead team The Farmers Bank has announced the opening of its newest location at 360 N. Tricia Lane, Westfield, on Friday, Dec. 15….
Doc Dillon was one of the great ones
Hamilton County lost one of its greatest last week when Dr. Jim Dillon passed away at the age of 83. Doc Dillon was a true leader in the medical field…
Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville to receive matching donations on Giving Tuesday
Multiple donors team up to make a “World of Difference” Now through Nov. 28, the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville will participate in #GivingTuesday, a…
BGCN grateful for Elks’ support of Meals2Members
Recently, Noblesville Elks Lodge #576 presented the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville with a $4,000 grant to support its Meals2Members programming. In 2014, Lodge #576 began providing funding for…
Carmel establishes Sister City relationship with Seiffen, Germany
The City of Carmel has established a new Sister City relationship with the city of Seiffen, Germany, a city that is often referred to as “Spielzeugstadt” or “toy town.” Carmel…
Working to increase awareness & understanding of Alzheimer’s disease
By DR. KIMBERLY ROOP & BETH KEYSER Guest Columnists The last few years have been exciting in terms of the research and treatment landscape for Alzheimer’s disease. Encouraging new compounds…