STAR Financial Bank has announced the launch of the fourth annual Future of Agriculture college scholarship, continuing its commitment to supporting the next generation of agricultural leaders. STAR will award…
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HB 1586 passes House Public Health Committee 11-0 Submitted by Indiana Hospital Association Members of the Indiana House Public Health Committee voted unanimously 11-0 Wednesday in favor of House Bill…
Public health risk is low, extra precautions encouraged if interacting with waterfowl The Indiana Department of Natural Resources (DNR) confirmed highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) as the cause of death…
After seeing steep increases in property taxes over the past several years, older Hoosiers are increasingly worried about the financial pressure these taxes are causing – and they are looking…
The REPORTER The Hamilton Heights swim teams competed in the Hoosier Conference meet last Saturday at Purdue University. In the girls meet, the Huskies placed second with 370 points, winning…
The REPORTER The Hamilton Southeastern and Carmel boys wrestling teams finished up their regular seasons by facing off in a dual meet on the Greyhounds’ Bill Shepherd Court at the…
The REPORTER The Noblesville boys basketball team traveled to Park Tudor on Wednesday and came home with a 62-43 win. The Millers outscored the Panthers in all four quarters, starting…
The REPORTER The Picklr, North America’s fastest-growing and largest indoor pickleball franchise, headquartered in Kaysville, Utah, has announced that its second club in Indiana – The Picklr Noblesville – will…
The REPORTER The Indiana Mad Ants hit the road for a Tuesday night meeting with the Valley Suns. The two clubs battled throughout the contest with multiple ties and lead…
Noblesville’s Lydia Dumas has committed to the Walsh University women’s lacrosse team. Pictured – Front Row (Left to Right): James Dumas (Father), Lydia Dumas, Caroline Dumas (Mother). Back Row (Left…