Articles by Stu Clampitt

Kiwanis thank first responders

On Saturday morning, the Cicero Christian Church, 1715 Stringtown Pike, was the site of a community breakfast and silent auction. Thanks to the Kiwanians seen above (plus one who was…

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Atlanta fire department not online

Town was never without emergency service protection The Atlanta Fire Department was not online as scheduled on July 1, but town residents were never without emergency protection. Jackson Township will…


The return of the Topper

On Saturday, Noblesville enjoyed the return of the Topper at Grindstone Public House, 101 N. 10th St., during a soft opening event. Approximately 150 people attended and according to owner…


Noblesville’s ‘berry’ hot festival

Over 90 degrees? Sunny and humid? Sounds like the perfect time to enjoy strawberry treats at St. Michael’s Episcopal Church’s 41st Annual Strawberry Festival in downtown Noblesville on the Square….


Alumni take last tour of Hamilton Heights

Local storm-chaser Carl Willoughby graduated from Hamilton Heights High School in 1976, when the current middle school building was the home of the high school. Last Saturday, he and some…


‘First’ first responders shine

Between 9 a.m. on Friday, May 25 – just before the first call came in about the active shooter at Noblesville West Middle School – until 5 p.m. that afternoon,…



Another campaign sign caper

Sheriff investigates missing sign case . . . As first reported by The Hamilton County Reporter, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Department is investigating the alleged theft and destruction of campaign…



Everyone wins at Pickett fundraiser

While serving as a Deputy with the Boone County Sheriff’s Office, Jacob “Jake” M. Pickett was killed in the line of duty on Friday, March 2 in Lebanon. Since then,…