Reader wants schools to have airport security
Dear Editor: We offer up prayers, we speak our gratitude of what might have happened but did not due to the heroism of the science teacher. We offer thanks to…
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A little spunk at 92
From the Heart A force to be reckoned with. It’s been said about me. It has been said about my mother. At 92, every day my mother never ceases to…
WYFI produces documentary on Dick Nyers
The County Line Long time, and I do mean long time, followers of sports in Hamilton County will remember Dick Nyers, the man who “made” Carmel football the statewide power…
Don’t let your investments go on ‘vacation’
Cicero Edward Jones Summer is here – and so is vacation season. Americans spend a lot on their summer getaways – more than $100 billion in 2017 alone, as reported…
Still trying to Save the Nickel Plate
Dear Editor: After multiple FOIA requests, neither Noblesville nor Fishers have been able to provide a key legal document which would show how they bypassed the Indiana Transportation Museum’s (ITM)…
No vote on Red Line expected this year
The County Line The Red Line rapid transit bus system is now underway in Marion County, but earlier plans for the mass transportation line into Hamilton County is not part…
And so, the healing begins . . .
From the Heart “Never daunted, we cannot falter, in the battle, we’re tried and true.” Noblesville High School students and graduates know those words as part of the school song….
Jeff Jellison remembers his father, Don Jellison
Publisher Hamilton County Reporter’s co-founder Don Jellison died this past Sunday at Harbor Manor Care Center. Don, in his nearly 60 years of newspaper reporting and coaching, touched so many…
Richie Hall remembers Don Jellison
Sports Editor The first time I met Don Jellison was probably the most appropriate place in the world: A Sheridan football game. It was the state championship game in 2005….
Fred Swift remembers Don Jellison
The County Line Hamilton County won’t be quite the same without Don Jellison, the dean of local sportswriters, who died last weekend. For more than half a century Don covered…