By STU CLAMPITT Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch spent most of her day in Hamilton County on Wednesday. From Fishers to Westfield to Cicero, Crouch covered the county to hand out…
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Learning from mistakes made with Senate Bill 167 By STU CLAMPITT In an exclusive interview with The Reporter, Rep. Tony Cook (R-Cicero) spoke at length about the details and intentions…
By STU CLAMPITT In what has become a contentious issue, Hamilton County and the City of Noblesville are still working on the details of transferring ownership of the Logan Street…
By STU CLAMPITT Laura Campbell is stepping down as Hamilton County Republican Party Chair next Wednesday. In both a public statement and in a conversation with The Reporter, Campbell said…
Hamilton County’s Christmas spirit came out in force on Saturday with events across the map, and your Hometown Newspaper captured as many as time allowed. A few snapshots are above…
Seats are selling fast, so get your tickets before they’re all gone By STU CLAMPITT Regardless of what Hometown Weatherman Paul Poteet may have in store for us later this…
By STU CLAMPITT Open Doors is a Westfield-based non-profit organization that has been working to help Washington Township residents through food and clothing assistance, referral to community services, and spiritual…
Wednesday evening’s Trunk or Treat at the Community First Bank branch located at 381 S. Junction Crossing, Westfield, was a much larger success than anticipated. At least 200 kids, along…
Mains Street Productions stages “Dracula” Oct. 7-17 By STU CLAMPITT Dracula. What images does that name conjure? Bella Lugosi? Bats and wolves and the terrible cost of immortality? Blood, of…
Early reports indicate as many as 80,000 people flooded the streets of Atlanta this past Saturday and Sunday for this year’s New Earth Festival. Reporter photos by Stu Clampitt