Estimated 3,000 collector vehicles expected to cross auction block May 13-21 Following Mecum Auctions’ record-setting sales totaling nearly $300 million from the company’s first three auctions of 2022, the auction…
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April may be halfway over, but there’s till plenty of talent coming to the Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel before the end of the month. Read on for…
Due to utility work over the next two weeks, the Monon Greenway will be closed from 116th Street to Carmel Drive during two separate short-term closures. The first closure is…
Following a successful inaugural event that drew more than 10,000 people in 2021, the Indiana Peony Festival returns to Seminary Park in Noblesville from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on…
By STAN PINEGAR Guest Columnist You might not know that some first responders climb a 40-foot pole or work sky-high in an elevated bucket truck. They’re lineworkers, and they’re dedicated…
When severe weather rolls in or the lights go out, lineworkers mobilize. Their jobs are unlike any other – chasing storms, climbing poles, understanding the intricacies of the energy grid,…
This week in Indiana’s history … 1861 – Volunteers began arriving in Indianapolis to serve in the Civil War. It had been only three days since Indiana Governor Oliver P….
By CRAIG ADKINS NOBLESVILLE – When the Carmel Greyhounds and Noblesville Millers meet up on the baseball diamond, it’s always a tough battle and the game is more than likely…
Guerin Catholic swept both the boys and the girls meet at the annual Hamilton Heights Big Orange meet, which took place Saturday morning. The Golden Eagles boys team won by…
The Sheridan baseball team picked up a Hoosier Heartland Conference sweep of Clinton Central Saturday at the Blackhawks’ field. Sheridan won the first game 6-5. The Bulldogs got a run…