Sheridan’s Boxley Cabin open for visitors
By STEVE MARTIN Sheridan Historical Society The Sheridan Historical Society has begun opening offering Saturday open hours for the George Boxley Cabin up on the hill in Veterans Park. Society…
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First Rambo Ride will raise money for Jackson Fire’s scholarship fund
The Jackson Township Fire Department will play host to the inaugural Rambo Ride to benefit the Arcenio (Rambo) Rumbaoa Jr. Scholarship Fund. The ride is set for Saturday, June 25…
Democrats, Libertarians to hold town hall in Fishers
Republicans invited, but decline to attend On Tuesday, June 28, Tom McDermott (candidate for U.S. Senate), Jeannine Lee Lake (candidate for Indiana’s Fifth Congressional District), Jocelyn Vare (candidate for Indiana…
Applications for Noblesville Schools’ Miller Ambassadors leadership class
Applications are now open for the Miller Ambassadors community leadership Class of 2023. Interested applicants should apply at this link no later than July 1, 2022 The Miller Ambassadors program…
Noblesville, Carmel nonprofits partner to send shoes to Ukraine
United Way of Central Indiana to hold day of community service June 24 Hundreds of people will volunteer on Friday, June 24 for United Way of Central Indiana’s Go All…
Post Offices to close June 20 in observance of Juneteenth
Post Offices will be closed on Monday, June 20 in observance of Juneteenth. There will be no mail delivery, caller service, or Post Office Box service. All services will resume…
Hamilton County Tourism receives grant for ‘BEST Project’ study, strategic 10-year plan
The U.S. Economic Development Administration awarded Hamilton County Tourism, Inc. (HCT) a major grant to lead a milestone study that will explore potential infrastructure and program investments for HCT and…
AG Rokita wins $2.9M TurboTax settlement
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita has finalized a $2.9 million settlement for Hoosiers with software company Intuit over alleged deceptive advertising for its TurboTax program – and his office’s recoveries…
Calling on Congress to keep prescriptions safe
By SUZIE JAWOROWSKI Guest Columnist Last November, Fishers police issued a warning about counterfeit pills they thought were linked to at least three deaths and several overdoses in the city….
Carmel Parks board adopts Bear Creek Park Master Plan
The Carmel/Clay Board of Parks and Recreation on Tuesday voted unanimously to adopt the Bear Creek Park Master Plan. Click here to see the 292-page document. The approved Master Plan…