John H. Ginder
October 11, 1960 – October 19, 2020 John H. Ginder, 60, Pendleton, passed away on Monday, October 19, 2020 at Community Hospital North in Indianapolis. He was born on October…
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Soccer semi-state previews: After history-making regional title, Tigers boys soccer getting ready for Chesterton
With all of the success that Fishers High School has had in athletics over the past 14 years, it’s easy to forget that the school is still young and has…
Boys tennis: State singles/doubles pairings announced
The IHSAA has announced the pairings for the boys state singles and doubles tournament, which begins on Friday at North Central. In singles, Guerin Catholic senior Cole Metzger will take…
Soccer, volleyball semi-state matches available via pay-per-view on IHSAAtv.org
This Saturday’s semi-state matches in the IHSAA Boys & Girls Soccer State Tournament will be video-streamed exclusively in a pay-per-view model for the first time. With COVID-19 still limiting attendance…
Noblesville receives $25K conservation grant
The City of Noblesville recently received a $25,000 Powerful Communities Grant from Duke Energy for habitat and forest restoration and conservation along the White River. “We are grateful for Duke…
County budget calls for $96.7M, lower property tax
A $96.7 million county general fund budget was adopted Monday morning by the Hamilton County Council. The budget is for the 2021 calendar year, and will require a slightly smaller…
Fishers Health Department adds COVID testing capacity
The Fishers Health Department (FHD), in coordination with the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH), has opened additional COVID-19 testing capacity at its testing site, located at 3 Municipal Drive….
Arrowood, Roberson to speak Thursday on the state of Heights, Sheridan schools
The Northern Hamilton County Chamber of Commerce (NHCCC) is pleased to share that Hamilton Heights School Corporation Superintendent Dr. Derek Arrowood and Sheridan Community Schools Superintendent Mary Roberson will be…
Carmel’s State of the City speech postponed
Carmel Mayor Jim Brainard has announced he will postpone his annual State of the City address scheduled for November while the City continues to deal with the COVID-19 pandemic. Previously…
Deputies on lookout for ‘Operation Belt Up’ violators
Wearing a seat belt could mean the difference between life or death. That’s the important safety message coming from Hamilton County Deputies, who will be on the lookout for unrestrained…