Fishers students take deep dive into city waste
Fishers Mayor’s Youth Academy spent time this week with the city’s Department of Public Works that included a tour of the wastewater treatment facility. The students closed out the day…
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Friday morning Carmel crash leaves Kokomo man dead
At 6:38 a.m. Friday, the Carmel Police and Fire departments responded to a single-vehicle crash at the area of Keystone Avenue and 99th Street. Based upon the preliminary investigation, a…
Indiana’s public health emergency executive order ended, but patients still need direct access to APRNs
By DR. ANGELA THOMPSON Guest Columnist On March 4, Indiana’s COVID-19 public health emergency executive orders, first authorized in March 2020 by Governor Holcomb, came to an end. These executive…
Carmel’s Center for the Performing Arts site of U.S. naturalization ceremony
Inspiring event will stream live on Facebook, YouTube, Vimeo March 23 Approximately 80 Indiana residents from nations around the world will receive their U.S. citizenship Wednesday, March 23, when the…
Horton Road north of 199th Street to close Monday
A section of Horton Road just north of 199th Street will be closed beginning Monday, March 21 for three days for a sanitary crossing project. Please use caution in this…
Register for charity golf outing for Sheridan youth
Sheridan Youth Assistance Program supporters … Are you dreaming of warmer days on the golf course? Registration is now open for the SYAP Charity Golf Tournament scheduled for June 6….
Carmel bar at center of controversy moves closer to reopening
By DEMIE JOHNSON WISH-TV | wishtv.com A Carmel bar that has been shut down for almost a year is a step closer to reopening. The Goat, or the Greatest of…
Two county schools build state-level robotics teams
The largest robotics state championship in the country took place on Saturday, March 12 at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis, presented by TechPoint Foundation for Youth (TPF4Y), powered by Group…
Westfield High helps students reaching for higher education
Last week, Westfield High School (WHS) hosted more than 60 colleges and universities for Spring College Rep Day. Students in grades 9-12 were invited to come to the gym to…
Heights students get taste of the effects, dangers of alcohol
This week, students from Hamilton Heights Middle School participated in a unique educational activity under the guidance of Sgt. K. Crask, DRE, and Deputy J. Ireland, SRO, featuring Fatal Vision…