Wayne-Fall Lions Club Fish Fry
The Wayne-Fall Lions Club, 11940 E. 191st St., Noblesville, will have its fish fry on Saturday, May 21. Meals will be served from 4 to 7 pm. Cost is $12…
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Spring butters up Hamilton County
The Reporter’s local lensman, nature-nut and flower-friend John Geiger caught this shot of a bounty of butterweed this week in a field along State Road 32 just east of State…
Rep. Victoria Spartz returns from Ukraine’s frontlines, co-chairs classified House oversight hearing on aid spending
Rep. Victoria Spartz returned to Washington, D.C., after spending the weekend in Ukraine where she traveled to the frontlines of the ongoing conflict and met with local authorities. This is…
Sen. Mike Braun sounds off on spending $40B in Ukraine aid package
U.S. Senator Mike Braun released the following statement on the Ukraine spending package after voting ‘no’ to advance the $40 billion in proposed aid to Ukraine on Monday and before…
Pro-abortion protestors go downtown in Noblesville to spread their message
In case you missed it, abortion activists flocked to the Government and Judicial Center Saturday afternoon to spread their message. The event had signs, banners, speakers and more than a…
CCHA welcomes associate attorney Cassie Heeke
Church Church Hittle + Antrim (CCHA) welcomes Cassie Heeke to the firm. She will be an Associate in the Litigation practice group. Heeke has experience representing clients in administrative proceedings…
Fishers-based INCOG BioPharma listed among best places to work in Indiana
INCOG BioPharma Services, a Fishers-based contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) specializing in sterile injectables, was recently named as one of the Best Places to Work in Indiana, winning sixth…
Westfield Kiwanians work to beautify their beloved city
More than 20 Westfield Kiwanians (and some future Kiwanians) spent Saturday morning on their annual Westfield Washington Library beautification project. There were 190 begonias planted and more than five yards…
Don’t duck out on your chance to help
Not to ruffle any feathers, but The Reporter bought 100 rubber ducky race tickets to support Noblesville Main Street’s (NMS) annual Duck Race taking place on Saturday, June 4. If…
Prevail, Inc. partners with county’s schools to teach kids about healthy relationships
Submitted by Maddie Folta Prevail, Inc. During the school year 2021-2022, Prevail partnered with local schools to bring Healthy Relationships programming into health classes in middle and high schools across…