Richie Hall, a Rockstar in Hamilton County Sports
Publisher’s Perspective As I sat down at the keyboard with intentions of writing a column about Hamilton County Reporter Sports Editor Richie Hall, I thought to myself, “How do I…
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The importance of 4-H
By ALLIE DELPH Sheridan High School Student Editor’s Note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade English class, taught by Abigayle Williams. 4-Her’s…
MLK, doing good, and being the Church during the government shutdown
Dear Editor: As we enter the 30th day of the government shutdown which has affected thousands of federal employees and contractors, it seems as if discouragement is being served for…
Library tempest outgrows the teapot
The County Line By this time it seems that most folks have heard about the controversy over the Carmel Library cafe. You may have read that the library is planning…
Church’s new home hinges on Noblesville variance approval
Dear Editor: As a member of the Stony Creek Church of Christ, it is with great pleasure that I announce our permanent home. We have bought the Children’s Bureau (Herriman…
Pride in the South Side, Part Two
Sandwiched My little neighborhood just got busier, and we’re all excited! In December, I wrote about the pride I feel for the south side of Noblesville, namely the two blocks…
Don’t give in to New Year’s rhetoric
Be Well “You have brains in your head. You have feet in your shoes. You can steer yourself any direction you choose.” – Dr. Seuss, “Oh, The Places You’ll Go!”…
Holcomb will headline local Lincoln Day banquet
The County Line Gov. Eric Holcomb will be the headline speaker at the biggest political rally of the year, the Republicans’ Lincoln Day Dinner. It has been scheduled for March…
Fishers Mayor Fadness’ outlook for 2019: Jobs
LarryInFishers.com As 2019 began, Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness sat down with me at City Hall to record a podcast interview, looking back on 2018 and looking forward to 2019. In…
Keys to make a difference: Listen, affirm, ask, do
By JEN TOWNSEND Noblesville Diversity Coalition On Monday, Jan. 7, I sat in a room filled with close to 100 people from our community that came together to think about…