Opinion

There have been legal challenges from the Bail Project to an important law passed in 2022, which regulates the charitable bail industry and prevents charitable bail groups from bailing out…

Mother told me this story about her father, Charles Everett Howard. The man was old, shrunken in body, expansive in mind. Finances were skimpy, always had been, partly because he…

By JAY HEMPHILL A Seat on the Aisle I was lucky enough to attend Boo La La! 2: An Indianapolis Spook-tacular at the Fonseca Theatre Company on Friday the 13th….

Everyone has that one special place in their lives that they consider to be their happy place. It might be a spot in your backyard or neighborhood. Maybe it’s your…

By MARK HALL The Feeding Team Feature Pantries 56 and 57 were placed in service this past week. Both were loaded in the back of a Gaylor Electric truck, driven…

When I first learned that Carmel Community Players had scheduled a play written by Megan Ann Jacobs, I made a note to myself that Mrs. K and I had to…

One of the few extracurriculars I participated in during high school was theatre. Singing, choreography, and acting let me express a goofier side to my “oh, so serious” demeanor. I…

My name is Janet, and I am a bona fide, certifiable “fixer.” If there were cards for “fixers,” mine would be Platinum. Bring me your problems, dilemmas, situations, and brokenness,…

My creative touchstone and good friend Jen Chapin will be in Hamilton County this Friday to perform during the “Harry Chapin at 80” retrospective concert at the Palladium in Carmel….