Carmel announces details for total solar eclipse viewing
The City of Carmel has announced details surrounding the 2024 total solar eclipse. A Total Eclipse Viewing party will take place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Monday, April…
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Working together to root out invasive species in Hamilton County
The Hamilton County Invasives Partnership (HIP) has launched Invasive Species Action Month, which takes place throughout April. This initiative aims to raise awareness about invasive species and empower residents to…
Chad Dilley named president of Ascension St. Vincent Carmel
Ascension St. Vincent has announced that Chad Dilley, FACHE, has been selected to serve as president of Ascension St. Vincent Carmel, effective March 25. Dilley’s career highlights include executing complex…
Upcoming work on Noblesville’s Reimagine Pleasant Street project
Construction activity will ramp up this month for the Reimagine Pleasant Street project. Throughout the coming weeks, you may notice additional equipment and truck traffic as crews prepare for the…
House District 24 candidate Josh Lowry announces campaign co-chairs
Carmel Councilor Dr. Anita Joshi & attorney Gregory Hahn to advise campaign Submitted Josh Lowry announced on Tuesday that Carmel City Councilor Dr. Anita Joshi and attorney Gregory Hahn will…
Breaking News . . .
The territorial battles inside Hamilton County have taken a strange turn in recent weeks. Adams and Jackson townships are each working toward their individual consolidation plans. Fall Creek and Delaware…
Bringing the glory days back to Westfield
Pulitzer Prize winning play premieres at Basile Westfield Playhouse By SHANA SLOMA shana@readthereporter.com Beginning this Thursday, Main Street Productions (MSP) is giving audiences a chance to relive their high school…
During the eclipse, only call for real emergencies
The 2024 Total Solar Eclipse will be a busy day for many in its viewing path. To ensure the safety of Hamilton County residents and visitors, county leaders ask that…
It sure is nice what they do, but that will never be me
Growing up in rural southern Illinois, oil, farming, candy bars, hunting, and sports dominated the discussions every week. If you were in school in Robinson one of these silos of…
Young Rocks help Open Doors
Recently, some young Rocks (we like to call them pebbles) had lessons in charity. At Carey Ridge Elementary School, teachers did a philanthropic project to help Open Doors Food Pantry…