Glenn “Fred” Lynch
d. June 1, 2024 Glenn “Fred” Lynch, 74, Noblesville, went home to be with the Lord on June 1, 2024, in Indianapolis. He was known as the mayor of Conner…
Read Mored. June 1, 2024 Glenn “Fred” Lynch, 74, Noblesville, went home to be with the Lord on June 1, 2024, in Indianapolis. He was known as the mayor of Conner…
Read MoreBy AMY ADAMS news@readthereporter.com For Westfield Washington Schools students, summer break came a week later than usual this year, but not before some students had the opportunity to learn more…
My grandson, Jacob Baker, will walk across the stage and be handed his high school diploma in a few days. Then what? If Jake knows anything about his Grandma Janet,…
The Noblesville Lions grilled up tasty goodness for people attending the annual fundraising festival known as Race Weekend. The Lions “Grillin’ on the Square” under the big tent featured pork…
By ANNA MITCHELL anna@readthereporter.com Three Hamilton County schools have come together to offer an online – but still in-person – option to help students succeed. While they do need a…
Hamilton County’s four mayors will gather to discuss regionalism at Hamilton County Leadership Academy’s 11th annual Leadership Summit. This year’s summit will take place from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m….
The REPORTER With consistent excellence and depth across the board, the Fishers boys track and field team won its first-ever team state championship last Saturday. The Tigers battled with its…
The Carmel girls lacrosse team won the Class 2A state championship last Saturday, beating Guerin Catholic 10-9 at Beaver Materials Field in Noblesville. The Greyhounds were down 8-2 to the…
By RICHIE HALL sports@readthereporter.com ZIONSVILLE – The Fishers girls tennis team had to be two places at once last Saturday to compete in the IHSAA girls tennis state finals. The…
The REPORTER The Fishers Unified track and field team finished as runner-up at the IHSAA state meet last Saturday at Indiana University. The Tigers scored 112 points, behind only state…