Prayer breakfast coming this week
This year’s Hamilton County Leadership Prayer Breakfast will be conducted on Thursday, April 20, at the Ritz Charles in Carmel at 7:30-9 a.m. The Hamilton County Prayer breakfast presents an…
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Arcadia sale helps Angels
Arcadia Christian Church is holding a HUGE indoor charity sale to benefit Angels’ Attic. Stop by Friday, April 28 from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday, April 29 from…
$92 million attributable to Westfield’s Grand Park
A recent analysis of economic development in Westfield determined that Grand Park Sports Campus is the motivating force behind $92 million in new development already built or under construction, along…
Noblesville batters are up
Noblesville Youth Baseball conducted their annual opening day ceremonies on Friday evening. The event included an introduction of all players, a parade of players and a Major-League Baseball Pitch, Hit…
Share, help family rebuild
On Jan. 15, the evening before Martin Luther King Day, a fire that started with a bathroom exhaust fan, destroyed the Flanders’ family home in Anderson. Thanks to the brave…
New Parkour playground opens at Hoosier Road Elementary
The traditional playground still stands behind the Hoosier Road Elementary School building, but a new playground was unveiled nearby. Thursday marked the ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new Parkour playground equipment….
I-69 lane closures in Fishers next week
Contractors for the Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) plan to temporarily close lanes on Interstate 69 during overnight hours next week to paint the westbound 106th Street bridge at the…
Sheridan Schools urges you to vote “yes”
Dear Editor: As a member of the Sheridan Community Schools Board of Trustees, a retired administrator, teacher, and coach of 39 years with the Sheridan Community Schools, I feel I…
Blackhawk reader supports referendum
Dear Editor: There are many different things that define me as a person. I am a daughter, student, wife, mother, friend, and teacher. However, one of the very first things…
Emergency contact database bill heads to governor
State Rep. Tony Cook’s (R-Cicero) bill that would allow law enforcement officers to more quickly notify family members in the event of a person’s death or serious bodily injury, could…