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…
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Atlanta terminates contract with Jackson Township Fire
On Tuesday morning, the Town of Atlanta gave 60-day notice that it is terminating its contract with the Jackson Township Fire Department for both fire protection and Advanced Life Saving…
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,…
Sheridan shines up nicely
On Saturday morning, dozens of people turned out for Shine Up Sheridan, a community program to clean up the parks and streets of the town. This project should help get…
Fishers offers senior living that feels like home
Saturday morning The Enclave Senior Living at Saxony, 12950 Tablick St., Fishers, held a ribbon-cutting and open house to help show Hamilton County how this facility is different from how…
Cicero Fire serves 428 breakfasts
On Saturday morning, 428 people turned out to support the Cicero Fire Auxiliary’s 2018 pancake breakfast fundraiser held at the fire department, 1359 Stringtown Pike, Cicero. According to Chief Lance…
Cicero celebrates Hildebrand’s career
Friday afternoon at Red Bridge Park in Cicero, members of the public, community leaders and law enforcement officials who have known him for decades turned out to thank outgoing Cicero…
“Noises Off” draws Westfield crowds
Main Street Productions and Westfield Playhouse are staging the beloved farce, “Noises Off” by Michael Frayn. The Reporter had the opportunity to speak with Producer Cheryl Fesmire about this light-hearted…
Cicero’s youth sports set to grow this spring
The Town of Cicero, often called a hidden gem in northern Hamilton County, has yet another way to promote their community and help local athletes: The Cicero Sports Complex. In…
Noblesville grad’s legacy saves lives
Documentary raises cancer vaccine awareness . . . A Hamilton County resident and Noblesville High School graduate, Kristen Forbes, died of a preventable form of cervical cancer in June 2008….