Hauntingly good reason to visit Atlanta
The Roads Hotel, 150 E. Main St., Atlanta, is often listed as one of the most haunted locations in Indiana and has been featured on multiple paranormal investigation programs. On…
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Be ready when the worst happens
A Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) is a group of organized and trained volunteer disaster workers that operates at the neighborhood level. Free training from the Hamilton County Emergency Management…
Clauson legacy lives on in Noblesville
A Hamilton County business owner and race fan has found a way to both give something back to the sport he loves and to help honor the memory of his…
Sheridan CrossRoads welcomes Nathan Harmon
Most booked speaker in America comes to Hamilton County . . . Nathan Harmon is the most-booked speaker in the nation, and he is coming to Sheridan this week. Harmon…
County fire departments working together
Every month The Hamilton County Fire Chiefs Association meets in person, often with other first responders including law enforcement and 911 dispatch supervisors, to ensure open communication and inter-agency cooperation….
911 service in the cellphone age
If you ever have an emergency and need help from 911, you don’t just have to call. If you cannot speak openly or safely about your situation, you have another…
Westfield stages classic for the whole family
Starting Friday night, Mains Street Productions is staging Charlotte’s Web at Westfield Playhouse, 1836 State Road 32 West, Westfield. The play is adapted from the book by E.B. White by…
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…
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…