The City of Noblesville announced its format for Thursday’s Nickel Plate Listening Session. The session will begin at 6 p.m. in Council Chambers with an introduction and brief presentation. Members…
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Fishers Police Chief Mitch Thompson, at a recent Fishers City Council session, swore-in two new officers. Pictured is Thompson (left) and new officers Adam Deitz and Corey Miller. Deitz’s uncle,…
Spring is officially here and the city is reminding residents of a few ways to help out with this year’s spring cleaning. “One of the compliments I get from both…
For the twenty-third year, the Westfield Chamber of Commerce will be presenting a $1000.00 scholarship to a graduating senior who resides within Washington Township. This senior may attend public or…
Conner Prairie will open its historic outdoor grounds for the 2017 season one week from today. Spanning nearly 1,000 wooded acres in central Indiana, the museum welcomes nearly 400,000 visitors…
On Wednesday the Indiana House and Senate passed a resolution recognizing the City of Noblesville as the latest Indiana Arts Commission’s Cultural District. Present at the recognition were (left to…
“The numbers are wrong.” That is what Hoosier Heritage Port Authority (HHPA) board member Glen Schwartz told The Reporter when talking about the cost of repairing the Nickel Plate Rail….
Fishers Mayor Not In Attendance… It was a packed crowd at Fishers City Hall Tuesday night for the listening session about the proposal to transform the Nickel Plate Line into…
On March 8th, 2017 there was public hearing on the M/I Homes Development called Tamarack on the Southeast corner of Tollgate and 236th Street. There are 4 areas of discussion…
The American Red Cross encourages the community to give blood during National Volunteer Month this April. Donating blood is a simple way to make a profound difference in the lives…