Get tips, tricks on taking better photos
On Tuesday, July 11, local photographer Sally Wolf will share tips and tricks of the trade at the next Friends of the Library’s Tuesdays with Friends event. The program begins…
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Man wanted for use of stolen credit card
On Wednesday, June 14 and Friday, June 16, a male suspect used a stolen credit card at a business in Indianapolis. He is a black male, aged mid-40s, with a…
Cicero poker run honors Bud Green
Saturday morning the Cicero Fire Department, 1359 Stringtown Pike, was the start of the golf cart poker run in memory of Bud Green. Green, 1936-2016, had served in the…
Denim and Lace raises $9K for Sheridan youth
Thanks to the generous sponsors and community support, the inaugural Sheridan Denim and Lace was a success for the Sheridan Youth Assistance Program (SYAP), which raised $9,000 in donations in…
Fishers July 4 Celebration to be a ‘Blast’
Blast on the Bridge in partnership with the Geist Lake Coalition is the place to be for this year’s Fourth of July celebration. The event will occur on Tuesday, July…
Ending Sheridan’s food desert
After Sheridan’s IGA closed more than a year ago, residents have had to travel out of town to buy fresh fruits and vegetables. This month, thanks to the work of…
Westfield Chamber looking for Lantern Award nominations
Every year the Westfield Chamber of Commerce hosts an annual awards night called the Lantern Awards. The Chamber celebrates the community of Westfield. The use of lantern components represents Westfield’s…
Cicero gets public input on Trail and Intersection
For The Reporter On June 28, the Town of Cicero had a public input session on two areas downtown Cicero. It was a great size crowd at the Community Building…
Pet safety during the 4th
The Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office, Animal Control Division, would like to remind you that more pets are lost during the 4th of July than any other time of the year…
What was Amelia Earhart’s Indiana connection?
1863 — The Battle at Gettysburg ended with a Union victory. In the fighting were approximately 2,200 Indiana men from five infantry and two cavalry units. Over one-quarter of them…