Articles by Stu Clampitt

There was strong support for Noblesville School Board candidates Melba Kiser and Misti Ray on Monday night. A fundraiser held at 18544 Moontown Road, Westfield, was attended by keynote speaker…

Poet Ape’s first play will stage in the South Alley in Noblesville By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Poet Ape Productions Founding Producer James Holbrook is bringing Thornton’s Wilder’s Our Town to…

Atlanta Music Hall draws crowds with free weekly music By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Atlanta Music Hall, 135 W. Main St., has been quietly drawing crowds (pardon the pun) for over…

A call went out to the local community, and the answer was incredible! CertaPro Painters of Indianapolis asked for help painting Ernie Taylor’s sculptures at his home, 10985 E. State…

Pandemic masking highlights undiagnosed hearing loss By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Across the nation and right here in Hamilton County, Beltone is seeing a rise in patients who did not know…

The 31st annual Cicero Labor Day Car Show was Monday afternoon at Red Bridge Park on Morse Reservoir. The event was a big success, even with the threat of rain on…

Prevail, Inc.’s signature gala, The Celebration of Hope, took place on Aug. 27 at the Renaissance Indianapolis North, 11925 N. Meridian St., Carmel. The sold-out event had 400 guests and…

Dinner at Dusk, the Watch Us Farm fundraising event, took place on Aug. 28 at The Barn at Sixpence near Whitestown. Watch Us Farm employs high-functioning adults with autism, brain…

Author, grant consultant and The Reporter’s columnist Amy Thornton Shankland may call herself clueless, but her new book, Interviews by a Clueless White Woman, published by Warren Publishing, sold like…