By FRED SWIFT The County Line Hamilton County Commissioners and some County Council members gathered Friday morning to approve nearly $1 million in American Recovery Act funds to 30 county…
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By FRED SWIFT A newcomer to county politics, Paul G. Nix, has become the first to file for the office of state representative in the new 32nd district. Nix, 66,…
By FRED SWIFT Candidate filing for the 2022 midterm election began Wednesday morning in Hamilton County and throughout Indiana. First in line at the county elections office was Steve Schwartz,…
By FRED SWIFT The County Line Each year I have written for The Reporter, I have listed what I believe were the top news stories of the past year. Hamilton…
By FRED SWIFT Carmel Clay Schools has announced the retirement of high school principal Dr. Tom Harmas effective at the end of the present school year. Harmas has been with…
By FRED SWIFT While the nation remains focused on the relentless pandemic, the tragedy of drug overdose deaths continues almost under the radar. In Hamilton County, Coroner John Chalfin says…
By FRED SWIFT The County Line What’s the holdup? Hamilton County officials have again postponed action on the disbursement of American Recovery Act funds to small businesses and community non-profit…
By FRED SWIFT Hamilton County officials have received 109 applications for funds from the American Rescue Act grant of $65.5 million received from the federal government. The money is designed…
By FRED SWIFT The County Line Your County Line writer goofed in a column last Sunday when I wrote that the City of Noblesville was building three new speculative industrial…
By FRED SWIFT The County Line The City of Noblesville in recent days has announced plans to build three speculative business buildings for yet to be found corporations wanting to…