Maridee Sue (Smock) Cutter
August 9, 1938 – June 12, 2024 Maridee Sue (Smock) Cutter, 85, passed away on Wednesday, June 12, 2024, at her home in Noblesville, surrounded by her family. She was…
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Welcome to SwimCity, USA!
Starting today, Indianapolis will play host the U.S. Olympic swimming trials through June 23 at Lucas Oil Stadium, and the City of Carmel boasts 14 swimmers participating. Carmel will temporarily…
Like father, unlike son
The final sawn limb popped from the poplar tree, untangled from the utility line and crashed down. Middle-aged, I applauded from a safe distance, like a giddy child. My old…
Cicero wins fourth round of “Best Tasting Water in Indiana”
Officials at the Alliance of Indiana Rural Water Association have found the best-tasting water in the first of four regional competitions held throughout Indiana. On Wednesday, during the Alliance of…
Public hearing scheduled Monday for Citizens Water of Westfield rate case
The Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission (IURC) will hold a public field hearing at 6 p.m. on Monday, June 17 at Westfield City Services Center in the Main Level Media Room,…
Carmel’s own Clay Wright serves with next generation of U.S. Naval Aviation Warfighters
By Senior Chief Mass Communication Specialist John Osborne Navy Office of Community Outreach CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas – Ensign Clay Wright, a native of Carmel, is serving in the U.S. Navy…
Phase 2 of 4 complete on Reconstructing SR 32 Project in Noblesville
Construction is now complete on Phase 2 of 4 of the Reconstructing State Road 32 project in Noblesville. Downtown visitors and businesses will notice an improved roadway, better drainage, and…
500th Legacy Brick honors 100th birthday for this lady
On Thursday, the Carmel Street Department had the honor of laying the city’s 500th Legacy Brick in celebration of Phyllis Horton Rockhill’s 100th birthday. Thank you to the Carmel Clay…
Westfield Chamber invites you to meet city planner Caleb Ernst
The Westfield Chamber of Commerce invites you “Pastry with a Planner,” featuring Caleb Ernst, where you will have a unique opportunity to connect with Westfield city planners and delve into…
Rocks Mentor Camp proves power of positive influences
Westfield Washington Schools’ first-ever Mentor Camp is in the books. Each day, student mentors took 40 to 50 young Rocks (a.k.a. pebbles) to a local park to provide opportunities for…