Remembering those lost to the Holocaust
The City of Carmel hosted its Holocaust Remembrance Ceremony on Friday, April 29 at the Tarkington Theater. Many thanks to all who participated. Click here to watch a recording of…
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With the same red blood, why should we be differentiated by the color of our skin?
By ISABEL NUÑEZ Sheridan High School Student The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade English class, taught by Abby Williams. On May 25,…
NHS show choir named ‘Indy’s Best’
Noblesville High School’s (NHS) show choir has earned the title of Indy’s Best from Fox 59, a competition that brought in nearly 6,000 votes total and included finalists from Avon,…
Point/Counterpoint: Beaver gravel pit
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Meet Your Neighbor: HSE’s Asian Student Union
By MELISSA ROGERS City of Fishers In honor of American Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Month in May, we spoke to the Asian Student Union at Hamilton Southeastern High School (HSE)…
Fishers road construction updates, week of May 9
State Road 37 & 146th Street All left-turn lanes are currently restricted on SR 37 and on 146th Street with traffic moved to the interior lanes. Thru traffic and right…
Adler opens upstairs for downtown crowd
Friday, May 6 was the initial event in Noblesville Main Street’s First Friday series, appropriately held the first Friday of each month. May’s First Friday event was the spring edition…
Latest Carmel road construction updates
Main Street Roundabouts Preliminary work has begun at the two intersections on Main Street near Carmel High School. On or after May 26, the roundabouts at Richland Avenue and Lexington…
New at Hamilton East Public Library
Here are the new library items lists for the week of May 2: New Adult Fiction Books Not the witch you wed, by April Asher Mickey7, by Edward Ashton Dead…
Indiana Peony Festival adds brunch crawl to ‘peony-perfect’ day
Organizers of the Indiana Peony Festival (and thanks to presenting sponsors Duke Energy and Smith Jewelers) have added a “brunch crawl” to this year’s event. Purchasing a $6 ticket (online…