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I frequently hear and read things like: Print is dying! The news media cannot be trusted! The end is nigh! None of that is exactly false, but it is also…
Read MoreI frequently hear and read things like: Print is dying! The news media cannot be trusted! The end is nigh! None of that is exactly false, but it is also…
Read MoreSpecial Saturday show added when play proves too popular for regular run By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Even before the stage was lit and dress rehearsals were underway, Carmel Community Players’…
Get a tenderloin any way you want it at Swayzee Loinz By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Swayzee Loinz, 7241 E. 146th St., Suite 100, Carmel, is a small restaurant with a…
Main Street Productions stages Geezers for two weeks starting Thursday By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Starting this Thursday, Main Street Production (MSP) is staging a heartwarming and humorous tale about both…
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Pawz Pet Café, 481 Gradle Drive, Carmel, is a lot of things all at once. It is a boba and coffee bar, a pet supplies store,…
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A story that could only happen in Noblesville By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com “Sherman, set the Wayback Machine to Jan. 2, 1975,” thus quoth Mr. Peabody. Or at least he would,…
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Along with the new year, some new things are coming to this newspaper’s favorite Italian restaurant, Pasto Italiano, 3150 E. State Road 32, Westfield. Just over…
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com A school with barely more than 600 students is offering the community a classic seasonal story with 53 young actors on stage. For one weekend only,…
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Overdose Lifeline recently distributed its one millionth naloxone kit. Meanwhile, Indiana has seen a 19 percent decrease in overdose deaths – a larger decline than the…