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Parenting is interesting. In many ways it feels like I blinked, and my kids were grown. Certainly, it can feel that way. It all goes so fast. Living in it,…
Read MoreParenting is interesting. In many ways it feels like I blinked, and my kids were grown. Certainly, it can feel that way. It all goes so fast. Living in it,…
Read MoreBy CASPER McMAHON Guest Columnist “I care not much for a man’s religion whose dog and cat are not the better for it.” – Abraham Lincoln Hey, it’s me again,…
Update No. 151 As we close out the 2024-25 school year, we celebrate a year of remarkable achievement, growth, and history-making firsts. Our financial foundation is solid, our academic achievements…
In the short time since President Trump began his second term, there has been a rapid-fire barrage of executive orders conducted in a chaotic and reckless manner, creating anxiety, confusion,…
Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre continues its outstanding season with Disney’s family-friendly The Little Mermaid. Based on Hans Christian Andersen’s fantasy story from 1837 – the tale of mermaid Ariel’s…
Artificial Intelligence has officially graduated from buzzword status to workplace essential. Across industries, AI is boosting productivity, automating routine tasks, and freeing up time for teams to focus on what…
By SCOTT BALDWIN State Senator With the passage of the state’s next two-year budget, the 2025 legislative session came to a close late last month. Despite a projected $2 billion…
It’s 1974, and you just graduated from Noblesville High School. Oh, do I have things to tell you! Some things you won’t appreciate until much later. You will often say,…
As the school year winds down and calendars overflow with end-of-year celebrations, one highlight races to the top – Race Day at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Each May, the city…
By CHRISTIAN NUNEZ Sheridan High School Student Editor’s note: The Sheridan Student Column is brought to readers by Sheridan High School’s 10th grade honors English class, taught by Tanya Busailah….