Spaghetti Wednesdays? Not in this household
Sandwiched Like most kids, I adored spaghetti when I was a little girl. I was quite picky back then and liked a total of maybe eight foods. Spaghetti was definitely…
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School Board candidate: Hold Noblesville Schools accountable for school safety
Dear Editor: I am writing this the night before the election, so when you read this, I will have either been successful or unsuccessful in my bid. But, admittedly my…
A little mercy and grace
From the Heart “I would never do that.” “My kids would never do that.” But I did and they did. Thank goodness my kids were teenagers and young adults before…
Exploring the meanings of humane vs. inhumane
By BAYLEE MURRAY 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. A…
Howard Kenley represented best of ‘old Noblesville’
Editorial Noblesville lost a great one when Howard Kenley passed away Tuesday at the age of 99. He was a member of what is aptly known as the Greatest Generation….
Carmel historical group outlines upcoming plans
The County Line The Carmel Clay Historical Society, promising a newly energized approach to meet community demands, has announced new officers and plans for the coming year. Deborah Gangstad has…
Westfield School Board candidates respond to Ken Alexander’s letter
Dear Editor: We, Rebecca Ogle, Bill Anderson and Birch Dalton, unequivocally rebuke Ken Alexander’s letter to the editor. We are the only candidates speaking out in concern about the dashboards,…
Couple is looking for the “Goldilocks of Temperatures”
Sandwiched My husband John and I get along very well. We typically present a united front when it comes to parenting our teenage sons, we have the same important values…
Too many county planning boards, libraries, museums? Maybe not
The County Line Hamilton County is a place where individual communities like to keep their separate agencies and organizations. Whereas many Hoosier counties go countywide on such things as planning…
Trustee honored to serve Wayne Township
Editor’s note: The Reporter published a press release from the Wayne-Fall Lions Club, available here, about a candidates forum. The following statement was read to the audience on behalf of…