116th Street Spring Break closure East of I-69
The City of Fishers will do some major work along 116th Street, and is choosing to get this done during HSE Schools Spring Break. The work will require a partial…
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Weighing in on Nickel Plate
Council members respond after Thursday’s listening session Sitting in the front of Noblesville’s council chamber room on Thursday at the Nickel Plate listening session were Noblesville Mayor John Ditslear, Fishers…
Noblesville student wins essay contest
The Horseshoe Prairie Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution (NSDAR), recently announced the winner of the 2016 American History Essay Contest. The contest topic in 2016 celebrated the…
Westfield Fire Department training paramedics to better save lives
The Westfield Fire Department trained on-staff paramedics on the latest concepts of emergency medicine. The two-day course focused on advanced capnography and EKG interpretation. “Having our paramedics trained in EKG…
Native vocational scholarships available
The Indiana Native American Indian Affairs Commission (INAIAC) now offers a Vocational Scholarship for those wanting to learn a trade skill. These scholarships are funded through the sale of the…
Noblesville: 16-1 for preserving Nickel Plate Rail
The second, of two, listening sessions on the proposed conversion of the Nickel Plate Railway into a trail was conducted at Noblesville City Hall on Thursday evening. The event drew…
Hello Hamilton County, March 24, 2017
HSE School Board narrowly passes recommendation for Jr. High Honors Biology
www.LarryInFishers.com The Hamilton Southeastern (HSE) School Board enacted an administration recommendation to continue an Honors Biology program in the junior high schools, allowing those students to be transported to the…
Recreation Annex Gymnasium Closed During Spring Break
The Noblesville Parks and Recreation will have the gym floors refinished in the Community Gym at the Recreation Annex in Ivy Tech Community College. The new floor will only have…
City of Carmel to Participate in Earth Hour this Saturday
The City of Carmel is encouraging residents and businesses to turn off their non-essential lights, computers, cars and other electronic items as part of the worldwide Earth Hour event taking…