People living with disabilities are facing unprecedented challenges during the current COVID-19 crisis. Janus clients are trying to cope with the same fears, uncertainties and anxieties that everyone is experiencing,…
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Carmel City Councilor Jeff Worrell and his wife, Shari, show off their new Carmel Cares T-shirts. $5 from every shirt sold will benefit COVID-19 relief charities like local food pantries…
The Carmel Fire Department will set up a special COVID-19 information booth at the season opening of the Carmel Farmers Market from 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. today, Saturday, May…
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR) invites the community to be part of a virtual volunteer event throughout the month of May. To participate in the Virtual Weed Wrangle, remove…
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra will host its fourth Saturday night show on Facebook this evening. “Holidays in May” will be part of the Saturday show and will feature selections from…
As of Monday, April 27, Riverview Health has reopened all physician offices with new safety measures in place. All staff will wear masks at all times, and patients are being…
Carmel COVID-19 patient released Every day there are more confirmed COVID-19 cases and more deaths related to the virus in the state of Indiana. However, there are still some bright…
COVID-19 testing for all Fishers residents age 18 and older is now available for free through the Fishers Health Department. In partnership with Mid-America Clinical Laboratories, the Fishers Health Department…
Property taxes are due for residents in the State of Indiana on Monday, May 11. However, an executive order issued by Governor Eric Holcomb gives those who need extra time…
Carmel Clay Schools (CCS) Superintendent Dr. Michael Beresford recently announced potential plans for Carmel’s 2020 high school graduation. Beresford, in his announcement, said, “Our goal is to create a ceremony…