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Letters September 8, 2023

Driskell: Tiffanie Ditlevson answers the call of leadership

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Letters September 8, 2023

What today’s politics lacks is a strain of human decency

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News September 8, 2023

Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation unveils new interpretive signage at Prairie Meadow Park

Signage funded by Rain on Main program Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR) has installed new educational signage in Prairie Meadow Park, 5282 Ivy Hill Drive. The signage offers an interactive park…


News September 8, 2023

Conner Prairie prepares for Jupiter Flights Balloon Glow

By BRITTANY NOBLE WISH-TV | wishtv.com One of the most exciting events of the year is about to take flight. Conner Prairie will host its annual Jupiter Flights Balloon Glow…


News September 8, 2023

Guerin Catholic breaks ground on wellness center

Guerin Catholic High School broke ground on a new Fine Arts and Wellness Center on Wednesday. Rain didn’t stop the ceremony, as organizers decided to move the dirt inside. Both…


News September 8, 2023

Enjoy best of art, shopping & music this Saturday at Meet Me on Main in Carmel

Come to the Carmel Arts & Design District from 4 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 9 for Allied Solutions’ Meet Me on Main. Make your way to Main Street…


News September 8, 2023

Carmel police arrest Indiana man wanted for murder in Alabama

By DREW BLAIR WISH-TV | wishtv.com An Indiana man accused of murder in Alabama was captured last week driving the victim’s vehicle in Carmel, police say. Damon Blinks, 28, Greencastle,…


News September 8, 2023

SCORE Mentors help referee make calls for Save Our Sports nonprofit

Submitted If not for a friend’s generosity, former basketball player Kristopher D. Loving, Sr. may not have had the opportunity to test his skills as a referee. In 2014 when…


Sports September 8, 2023

Volleyball: Southeastern sweeps Fishers, Millers take down Shamrocks

The REPORTER The Mudsock volleyball trophy stayed firmly in the hands of the Royals on Thursday. Hamilton Southeastern swept Fishers to win the Mudsock match in front of a spirited…


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Sports September 8, 2023

Soccer: Husky boys to make first appearance at conference championship match

The REPORTER The Hamilton Heights boys soccer team is headed to the Hoosier Conference championship game for the first time ever. The Huskies beat Twin Lakes 3-1 in a Thursday…


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Sports

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Two county victories highlight Day 4 of Senior State swim meet


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Seasons change


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Junior golf results for July 20-24 tournaments


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Maddox, VanKirk get multiple match wins at Fargo



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More than 350 teams kick off the 2026 NFL Flag Football Championships in Westfield


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Ian Taylor heading to Toronto Blue Jays


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Fishers, GC baseball teams receive academic excellence award


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Age Group State swim meet begins today at Carmel



Opinion

Opinion

20 years of words


Opinion

Historic walls, living memories


Opinion

America is finally catching up to Europe on youth gender medicine


Opinion

Brick walls, part 2



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The road to Sydney


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To the Moon & beyond


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John Ruckelshaus proposes state ‘Water Czar’ to safeguard Indiana’s water future


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The heat is on (the A/C is off)



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Velma Jean Brattain


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Steven “Steve” Bridges


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