Duke Energy is strengthening part of its electric grid in Noblesville to improve reliability and reduce power outages. Crews will soon begin installing “self-healing” technology along overhead power lines on…
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By JESSICA VANDERGRAFF Submitted On Feb. 2 Savor Noblesville played host to its fourth annual fundraising gala at the historic Mill Top Banquet & Conference Center, located in downtown Noblesville….
By GARRETT BERGQUIST WISH-TV | wishtv.com Bipartisan concerns over free speech violations weren’t enough to stop Tuesday afternoon’s approval of new protest restrictions. By a 29-16 vote, the Indiana Senate…
We love hearing from all our neighbors, those who donate, take food, pantry hosts, volunteers, sponsors, and yes, even those who criticize what we do. This month’s column is an…
By LUKE BOSSO Guest Columnist “People in Indiana may want Netflix, but do they need it?” That question was offered during a 2018 discussion on the expansion of broadband across…
A group of Democratic women from Hamilton County spend one Wednesday morning each month volunteering at the Indiana Diaper Bank. On Feb. 15, 18 women, among them Carmel City Council…
Franklin College students completed internships during Immersive Term, the month of January. The college requires each student to complete an internship, practical learning, or undergraduate research experience as part of…
Elite Martial Arts of Noblesville held a taekwondo tournament last Saturday at the Boys and Girls Club of Noblesville. Competitors came from all over to take part in the event,…
Submitted The KFC Foundation, in partnership with Western Governors University (WGU), has announced that KFC restaurant employees* will have the opportunity to receive 100 percent paid tuition when attending WGU…
Verizon authorized retailer TCC gives back to hundreds of teachers through annual Teachers Rock initiative TCC, one of the nation’s largest Verizon authorized retailers and a subsidiary of Round Room,…