16,000 hours learning HOW to think
By JOHN CRABTREE Guest Columnist Do you realize that children spend 16,000 hours in K-12 grade? What happens during those hours and what are they being taught? Are schools instilling…
Read MoreBy JOHN CRABTREE Guest Columnist Do you realize that children spend 16,000 hours in K-12 grade? What happens during those hours and what are they being taught? Are schools instilling…
Read MoreOn Wednesday, legislation led by Rep. Victoria Spartz to redesignate the Elwood U.S. Post Office building after fallen police officer Noah Jacob Shahnavaz passed the U.S. House of Representatives. “While…
The Lantern Awards is a time-honored tradition of the Westfield Chamber of Commerce. The signature community recognition event began in 1982. These awards offer an important opportunity for you to…
January 14, 1948 – December 4, 2024 Alvin Eugene Linville, 76, Fortville, formerly of Fishers, passed away on Wednesday, December 4, 2024, at his home. He was born on January…
Submitted by Sheridan Community Schools Board of Trustees Editor’s note: When the Hamilton County Reporter reached out to Sheridan Community Schools administrators Tuesday evening regarding Coach Bud Wright’s resignation, we…
By REYNA REVELLE WISH-TV | wishtv.com A Noblesville man is on a mission to reignite Christmas’ magic for himself and his community. Artist Geoff Davis, 62, will again transform the…
The Tuesday, Dec. 3 meeting of the Noblesville Common Council was both well-attended and exceptionally civil. That last part is of note considering a presentation with public comment for the…
The City of Noblesville and its community partners at Noblesville Chamber of Commerce, Noblesville Main Street, and Noblesville Creates have numerous events for the holiday season in the downtown district,…
Between 9 a.m. and 3 p.m., drivers should expect intermittent lane restrictions along 146th Street at locations between Hazel Dell Parkway and Herriman Boulevard. A minimum of one thru-lane in…
Four schools in Fishers will take part in We the People state competition Middle and high school Hoosier students statewide have competed in regional We the People competitions hosted by…