Local advocacy training set for Oct. 24 in Noblesville
Want to advocate for change in your local community, but not sure where to start? HAND has organized a two-hour training session on Tuesday, Oct. 24 that will allow you…
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Tickets on sale now for Miller-Palooza Fundraiser
Tickets are on sale now for Miller-Palooza, the premier fundraising event of the year in support of Noblesville Schools. The annual occasion is hosted by the Noblesville Schools Education Foundation…
INDOT awards contract for two culvert replacements on State Road 32
The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has awarded a $552,400 contract to Calumet Civil Contractors to replace two drainage culverts on State Road 32. One culvert is located 3.5 miles…
Kaleidoscope Krossing: community and creativity
Beth Wood brought Kaleidoscope Krossing to Noblesville, “to grow and connect people through creative arts, community outreach and faith. We bring fresh ideas to our workshops while also encouraging ideas…
Pasta Bowl has another record-setting year
LarryInFishers.com The 2017 Pasta Bowl set a record, with 13,880 pounds of pasta collected and distributed to over 46 nonprofit organizations serving local communities. The Pasta Bowl also provides a…
Carmel encourages fire safety
Next week is Fire Prevention Week and the Carmel Fire Department would like to take an evening to invite the public to learn more about the benefits of smoke detectors…
Kiwanis elects, announces officers
(ABOVE) New officers for the coming year beginning Oct. 1, 2017, were elected at their last Wednesday meeting. Elected officers are (left to right) President TJ Houghtalen, Vice President Roy…
Carmel urges citizens to fight fraud by shredding
Last year, more than 13 million Americans were victims of identity theft. That’s about one person every two seconds. To help fight fraud, a handful of community groups are joining…
Which presidential candidate’s headquarters were in Rushville?
1838 — John Hay was born in Salem, Ind. He began a long government career by serving as private secretary to President Abraham Lincoln. Later he was United States Secretary…
Cicero honors the man behind the parks
The Cicero Town Council recently approved a motion to name the newly opened pier and the forthcoming kayak launch at Red Bridge Park as “Charlie’s Landing” in honor of Charlie…