Opiates remain a killer locally
The County Line With all the health news focused on the national pandemic crisis, there has been little to no attention given to the continuing number of fatal drug cases….
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Miss the clock striking? Repairs are on the way
Some folks have noticed that the courthouse clock has not been operating the past few weeks. But, not to worry, repairs are on the way. Steve Wood, the buildings and…
Recount panel named for HSE school board seat
A recount commission has been appointed to review ballots for the Hamilton Southeastern school board cast in the Nov. 3 election. In the vote for one of two Delaware Township…
Courtyards of Carmel OK’d for seniors project
After several years of negotiations, residential developers have reached agreement on the purchase and rezoning of prime land at Smokey Row Road and Keystone Parkway. Operating under the name Courtyards…
Pay to play, gerrymandering, the closed caucus should go
The County Line State legislators are beginning to reveal matters they intend to address in the upcoming session of the General Assembly. I have a few matters that deserve addressing…
Rosie Brown, the information lady, to retire next week
The County Line Rosie Brown, an old friend of not only mine, but many others in downtown Noblesville, retires next week. She has been the “information lady” and switchboard operator…
Members appointed to Bicentennial Commission
The membership of the Hamilton County Bicentennial Commission has been established with one member from each of the county’s nine townships, according to Brenda Myers, director of county tourism, who…
Pit plan goes to council without recommendation
A tie vote in Monday night’s Noblesville Plan Commission sends the controversial Beaver gravel pit zoning request to the City Council without any recommendation. Beaver Materials Inc. had asked that…
Judge Jon Brown approves petition for recount in HSE School Board race
An official recount will be underway shortly for a seat on the Hamilton Southeastern School Board. In the race for Delaware Township’s seat, incumbent Amanda Shera finished 20 votes behind…
Dems see progress, but straight-ticket vote is key
The County Line You don’t expect a political leader who lost every contest on the ballot to be very happy about the election outcome. But Democratic County Chairman Joe Weingarten…