Huskies take care of Tipton
By CRAIG ADKINS For The Reporter The last 10 meetings in the rivalry between Tipton and Hamilton Heights have been split with each winning five. The Huskies defended their home…
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Linda (Lin) Gilbey (Sgouros)
November 17, 1947 – January 29, 2026 Linda “Lin” Gilbey (Sgouros), 78, passed away peacefully on January 29, 2026. She was born on November 17, 1947, to the late Genevieve…
Noblesville Elks: 125 years and still paying it forward
By Terri Sigman-Kennedy Noblesville Elks Noblesville Elks #576 partners with many deserving organizations in Noblesville and surrounding communities. Last year the Noblesville Elks proudly celebrated 125 years in the Noblesville community….
Could I have this dance?
For the last 12 years, my readers have come to expect a schmaltzy column in February, the anniversary month of our wedding. I don’t want to disappoint anyone, but I…
“Almost Maine” in Westfield
It’s almost a lot of things, but it’s all entertaining By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Nine stories surrounding the appearance of the Northern Lights focus on the theme of “almost” when…
Laughter & pizza: a perfect pair
Submitted You are invited! Shawn Reynolds, Marty Simpson, and Kari Jones are incredibly funny, family-friendly, top-rated, and nationally known comedians who will entertain us at this year’s 10th annual Pizza…
Sheridan students get a look at their futures
Submitted by Sheridan Community Schools On Tuesday, Jan. 20, Sheridan High School held another Future Fair for high school students and eighth graders. These college and career fairs are put…
Whack helping lead the Little Giants
By JOHN KEREZY For The Reporter Carmel’s Josh Whack has adjusted well to his role as a co-captain and senior leader for the Wabash College basketball team. “We’re a young…
Sheridan honors two teachers for their many years of service
Sheridan Community Schools (SCS) boasts great teachers, many of whom spend large parts or all of their careers in the district. Two of those teachers are Angie Viehe, a Kindergarten…
How it feels matters, too – even in winter
This morning in Noblesville, the thermometer told a simple story: it was about -6°F outside. But the moment I stepped out my front door, reality whispered something different: more like…