Duke Energy offers you up-close look at electric vehicle charging
Duke Energy’s Electric Vehicle (EV) Garage is coming to the Grand Park Events Center in Westfield beginning at 10 a.m. this Friday, Sept. 23, for the Suburban Indy Home &…
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Westfield takes dining to the streets
On Sept. 17, over 400 people gathered in support of the Downtown Westfield Association for the Dinner Party on Union. Union Street was transformed into a unique outdoor dining experience…
Center Celebration 2022 brings in nearly $700K
Center for the Performing Arts’ annual gala included performances by Straight No Chaser & Michael Feinstein Returning to an on-site, in-person format after two seasons away, the Center for the…
Fishers Parks has parents covered for night out
Parents Night Out is back on Friday, Sept. 23. Fishers Parks’ Parents Night Out events are geared toward families as a monthly fun and educational childcare opportunity for kids aged…
Solving Hamilton County’s problems
Noblesville attorney and Reporter owner Ray Adler (center) catches up with Hamilton County Court Magistrate Judge Andrew Bloch (left) and Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen (right) during the Hamilton County GOP…
It’s harvest season, so give way to farm vehicles
Harvest season is here, and Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch, Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) Director Bruce Kettler, Hoosier Ag Today and many other state agencies have teamed up to…
Two candidates pair up to run for Noblesville School Board
There was strong support for Noblesville School Board candidates Melba Kiser and Misti Ray on Monday night. A fundraiser held at 18544 Moontown Road, Westfield, was attended by keynote speaker…
Fishers Arts Council announces winners of third juried exhibit
The Hamilton County Community Foundation welcomed the Fishers Arts Council (FAC) into its bright, open spaces as FAC honored Hamilton County artists at its third annual Juried Exhibit reception on…
Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville receives $100,000 grant to foster academic success
The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) is poised to improve the lives of local students with the aid of a $100,000 Good Neighbor Grant from Ascendium. The nonprofit…
Kevin ‘Woody’ Rider announces run for Carmel mayor
Submitted Kevin ‘Woody’ Rider has announced he will run for Carmel Mayor. Rider is a Carmel business owner, four-term At Large Carmel City Councilor, and has been a Carmel resident…