White River Township just got safer
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com As of Saturday afternoon, White River Township Fire Department has a new engine in service and it’s not even close to red. Engine 331 is a…
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Thinking about aging in place?
Our parents are in the zone! The Danger Zone! My wife and I are both blessed to have two parents still alive. They are in their early 80s and live…
Women of Westfield ready for ‘BE Resilient’ event
Women of Westfield (WOW) has announced their upcoming fifth annual BE Resilient event, presented by Century21 Scheetz, taking place from 5 to 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, Nov. 14 at West…
Former Carmel man accused of 2020 voter fraud
One man appears to have voted both in Carmel by absentee ballot and in Mesa, Ariz. by in-person early ballot in the 2020 general election. Arizona was a battleground state…
Eighth Street in Noblesville reopens ahead of schedule
New roundabouts open to traffic as part of Reimagine Pleasant Street project A major milestone has been hit as two new roundabouts have opened as part of the Reimagine Pleasant…
Say ‘hello’ to “Bye Bye Birdie” at Noblesville East
Don’t miss this weekend’s production of Noblesville East Middle School’s Bye Bye Birdie. The play will stage at 7 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 10 and Saturday, Nov. 11, and for…
What it’s like being on the move
Everyone who has moved from one house to another knows how magical the process is. My in-laws recently moved into their new home and everything about their experience reminded me…
Fishers Arts Council welcomes Watercolor Society of Indiana members for November exhibit
Fishers Arts Council (FAC) will play host to the Watercolor Society of Indiana (WSI) by showing artwork by WSI members in the FAC Hub Gallery this month, along with a…
OneZone Chamber announces exclusive partnership with UnitedHealthcare
Submitted by OneZone OneZone Chamber has announced an exclusive partnership with UnitedHealthcare. This partnership will allow Chamber members to have access to a full range of high-quality benefits that can…
130-year-old play has endured for good reason
Bard Fest Indianapolis completes its ambitious 2023 season with Jon Robin Baitz’ adaptation of Henrik Ibsen’s Hedda Gabler, directed by Chris Saunders of American Lives Theatre. First produced 130 years…