No life for a dog
It is said “all dogs go to Heaven.” In the case of Skooder, our family pet many years ago, this saying had likely been put to the test. Those encountering…
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It’s that time again: type II fun
By ABBY WILLIAMS Sheridan H.S. Human Resources Teacher Each year in early spring, on what always feels like a frigid day, Sheridan High School students and staff participate in the…
Why does NHS addition include unisex bathrooms?
In my November column, I wrote about the Noblesville High School academic addition. As readers may remember, that project was approved by the board and ground has already broken on…
We must protect Veterans using vouchers to end homelessness
By EMILY HILDEBRAND Guest Columnist According to the National Alliance to End Homelessness, on average, 17,000 new people enter homelessness every week in the United States. Sadly, this includes far…
Why see a financial advisor?
Investing for your future is important – but it can be challenging. How can you navigate the complexities of the financial markets and make the right decisions for your situation?…
Counseling may be key to being more joyful at work
As I thought about last week’s column on taking steps to be a more joyful person a couple of days ago, something hit me like a ton of bricks. My…
Prevail invites you to “Go Orange” for Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month
By TAMI WANNINGER Guest Columnist Every February during Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month (TDVAM), Prevail spotlights the real harm young people experience in unhealthy and abusive relationships. We invite you…
County Councilman Mark Hall’s January Timesheet
Welcome to the Timesheet. This column is a report of work done on behalf of the people of Hamilton County. It’s to be informative, too – a place to learn…
Don’t stop now, Boomers! Your health is more important than ever before
Editor’s note: This column was previously published in The Reporter on Dec. 1, 2022. “I intend to live forever or die trying.” – Groucho Marx Baby Boomers – the term…
Growing old … and older
My mother had this story. Daughter is twisting my arm. “Write your memoirs,” she says. That sounds too final, too complete. Besides, what interesting memoirs do I have to write?…