Tree clearing underway for Noblesville trail projects
Site work for Midland Trace Trail’s Phase III began Tuesday as trees along the planned trail will be cleared. Only trees from city-owned or public right-of-way land will be removed….
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Phi Beta Psi, Delta Chapter to hold cancer research fundraiser
The Delta Chapter of Phi Beta Psi, Arcadia, will host a fundraiser from 4 p.m. until closing on Monday, March 11 at the Jim Dandy restaurant in Noblesville. Funds raised…
BGCN receives $5K grant
The Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville (BGCN) recently received a $5,000 grant from the Crosser Family Foundation, a fund of the Hamilton County Community Foundation, in support of its…
Local United Methodist congregation responds to vote on LGBTQ+ inclusion
The international United Methodist Church held a special session General Conference last week in St. Louis, Mo. The intended purpose of this conference was to find a way forward for…
IMCU contributes $1,865 to Carmel High School
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently presented a check for $1,865 to Carmel High School as part of an ongoing school spirit debit card program. The partnership allows Carmel fans…
Singh offers to donate his council salary, if elected
LarryInFishers.com At Large City Council candidate Gurinder Singh has announced a pledge: He is making a commitment to donate his city council salary, if elected, to charities benefiting police and…
Key Bank to close downtown location
Key Bank is leaving downtown Noblesville. In a surprise announcement, bank officials revealed they will close their Courthouse Square location by May 31. The building at 110 N. 9th St….
Carmel’s property taxes fifth lowest in Indiana
New data from the State of Indiana shows that Carmel continues to be one of best cities in Indiana to live when it comes to paying property taxes. Carmel’s District…
Cooking up delicious recipes in the Janus Chef’s Table program
Forty stories celebrating 40 years . . . The Janus Doorways program provides specialized classes that focus on acquiring important life skills. Many community businesses have reached out to see…
Police officer visits Sheridan Rotary
Sheridan Rotary had the pleasure of hosting a very nice and rather unique guest speaker recently: Sheridan’s first full-time female police officer, Lidia Fairchok. Having joined the Sheridan Police Department…