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News August 18, 2023

First day of school never tasted so good for Westfield bus staff

Transportation staff with Westfield Washington Schools (WWS) were treated with the DonutNV truck on the first day of school. This time of year can be hectic, so WWS thanked staff…

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News August 18, 2023

Sheriff’s Office invites interested women to Law Enforcement Forum

Women have been making significant strides in law enforcement careers over the years. While historically a male-dominated field, more women are now entering law enforcement to take on various roles…


News August 18, 2023

Moves of young adult books at Fishers & Noblesville libraries date back to 2022

By DANIELLE ZULKOSKY WISH-TV | wishtv.com The decision to reshelve young adult books at the Hamilton East Public Library facilities in Noblesville and Fishers stems from its board’s recent updates…


News August 18, 2023

State Rep. Garcia Wilburn makes statement regarding Hamilton East Public Library

Submitted Local elections matter. A model example of this is the ongoing public debate over Hamilton East Public Library’s policy change to reshelve young adult novels in the adult sections…


News August 18, 2023

Noblesville welcomes Beauty & Grace Aesthetics to The Levinson building

Beauty & Grace Aesthetics, 93 S. 9th St., Noblesville, held its ribbon cutting on Thursday. Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen and the Noblesville Chamber of Commerce were on hand to help…


News August 18, 2023

Brad Chambers launches campaign for Indiana governor

By BRADY GIBSON WISH-TV | wishtv.com The person who led Indiana’s economic development efforts for Gov. Eric Holcomb now hopes to succeed him as governor. Brad Chambers filed official paperwork…


News August 18, 2023

LEDVANCE lights way for opportunities in Westfield

LEDVANCE LLC, the maker of LEDVANCE and SYLVANIA General Lighting in the U.S. and Canada, held the grand opening of its Lightpoint training center on Wednesday in Westfield. Officials representing…


News, Opinion August 18, 2023

From the desk of Hamilton Heights Superintendent Dr. Derek Arrowood

Update No. 111 I would like to welcome our new families to Hamilton Heights. We are excited to have you and share the many amenities and opportunities Heights has to…


News August 18, 2023

Award-winning Hoosier artist boasts several recent accomplishments

Wesley Dallas Merritt of Greentown, Ind., has been making headlines across the country with his watercolor paintings. Most recently he won a top award at the Indiana Watercolor Society annual…


News August 18, 2023

Register now for White River Clean Up day

The White River Clean Up is back. Take part on Saturday, Aug. 26 to pick up trash while canoeing along the White River. Pre-registration and a $15 refundable deposit are…


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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

Historic walls, living memories


Opinion

America is finally catching up to Europe on youth gender medicine


Opinion

Brick walls, part 2


Opinion

The road to Sydney



Opinion

To the Moon & beyond


Opinion

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


Opinion

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


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If everything was wrong, then then we don’t want to be right



Obituaries

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Donna Jo (Merideth) Brown


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David Allen Harden



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Velma Jean Brattain


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Steven “Steve” Bridges


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