Noblesville & Carmel Lions assist Gleaners for June
On Tuesday, the Noblesville and Carmel Lions helped with another Gleaners distribution at Grand Park. Over 60 cars and about 100 families for a total of 300 people were served….
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Joyful at work? Some people just won’t get it
“Give the world the best you’ve got anyway.” – Mother Teresa Up until now I’ve shared stories, research, examples, ideas, and experiences with the idea that we work with (mostly)…
See you on Saturday in Carmel Arts & Design District
Come to the Carmel Arts & Design District from 4 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, June 8 for Allied Solutions’ Meet Me on Main. Make your way to Main Street…
Finalists announced for national Songbook Academy
Tickets for performances and livestreams available now at TheSongbook.org From hundreds of applicants nationwide, 40 high school students from 14 states have been selected to participate in this year’s Songbook…
New lawsuit alleges Biden administration forcing medical providers to perform gender transition surgeries under Affordable Care Act
Submitted by Office of the Attorney General As part of a new lawsuit led by Tennessee and Mississippi and including 13 other states, Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is challenging…
Boys golf: Royals win regional title, Noblesville & Fishers also qualify for state meet
By RICHIE HALL sports@readthereporter.com YORKTOWN – Dane Starnes did very well for his first-ever IHSAA postseason event. The Hamilton Southeastern freshman played his inaugural tournament at The Players Club, the site…
Tyler Trent Foundation raises $360K for cancer research
Fourth annual “Tee off For Tyler” event set for Monday, June 10 in Noblesville The REPORTER The Tyler Trent Foundation recently announced that supporters have helped the organization raise more…
Baseball semi-state: Shamrocks set to take on Lake Central in first semifinal game
The REPORTER The Westfield baseball team had a nice time at Lafayette’s Loeb Stadium last Saturday, winning its first regional title in 13 years. The Shamrocks are headed back to…
Spanish teacher Deb Mansfield named Husky Hero for April
Deb Mansfield, Spanish teacher at Hamilton Heights High School (HHHS), has been named the Husky Hero for the month of April. Mansfield, who is in her sixth year at Heights,…
Dear disability
Dear Disability, Half a century. That’s how long I’ve been on this earth with you. That boggles my mind. I’m angry. I’m grateful. The childhood memories with you become more…