Nose hairs gone wild
By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch At first glance, it appeared that a cricket had crawled inside my nose, one of its thin, hind legs the only thing visible, dangling from my…
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Technical foul: Blowing the whistle on governor’s veto against girls’ sports
By CHRIS JETER State Representative A towering biological male recently took the top spot in a women’s college swimming championship. This win and others like it continue to shake up…
This neighborhood has lost its Princess
By AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched I’ve wanted to write this column for a few weeks, but I needed to make certain I wouldn’t become a sobbing, sliding down-to-the-floor mess as I…
When there’s a Will, there’s a way
By RAY ADLER Ask Adler We often have the pleasure of meeting with people who have questions about their estate plans. Each situation is unique, of course, and it is…
Lincoln Day Dinner will be at Embassy Suites in Noblesville
By FRED SWIFT The County Line Hamilton County Republicans have scheduled their Lincoln Day Dinner for April 19 at Noblesville’s Embassy Suites Conference Center. It’s a new location after several…
My invitation to the circus
By JANET HART LEONARD From the Hart “Not my circus, not my monkeys” As I read the sign, I am quite glad I am not drinking anything as it would…
The Madness of March
By TYLER GARNER Sheridan High School Student The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade English class, taught by Abby Williams. March is here….
Confessions of a full-court mess
By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch March Madness is here, a time when people in these parts are bonkers for basketball. I could not care less – sacrilegious sentiment, I know, for…
Indiana’s public health emergency executive order ended, but patients still need direct access to APRNs
By DR. ANGELA THOMPSON Guest Columnist On March 4, Indiana’s COVID-19 public health emergency executive orders, first authorized in March 2020 by Governor Holcomb, came to an end. These executive…
Helping children with “adulting”
By AMY SHANKLAND Sandwiched I don’t often write about the other piece of “bread” in the sandwich generation – children. As a reminder, the definition of a sandwich generation member…