By CRAIG ADKINS INDIANAPOLIS – The 2021-22 Noblesville Millers did everything remotely possible to complete that last part of their season’s mission. They knew it would be a tough task…
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By RICHIE HALL INDIANAPOLIS – The Carmel boys swim team was true to form at the IHSAA state finals: The Greyhounds started fast and finished fast. Carmel rolled to another…
January 28, 1966 – February 25, 2022 Emmett Leon Owens Jr., 56, Noblesville, passed away on Friday, February 25, 2022, at his home. He was born on January 28, 1966,…
The Noblesville Schools Education Foundation (NSEF) is proud to host its largest annual fundraiser, Miller-Palooza, on Friday, March 4 at Embassy Suites, 13700 Conference Center Drive South, Noblesville. The funds…
By SCOTT SAALMAN Scaramouch I’m still reeling from the sting of Sting right now. Sting, as in the world-famous Rock and Roll Hall of Fame singer-songwriter who once fronted one…
United Way of Central Indiana will donate about 500 books to first through third graders next week as part of Read Across America Day. United Way will drop off books…
As of Friday, Feb. 25, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office has stepped up patrols to help curb dangerous and aggressive driving. The enforcement campaign will run through Monday, March 21….
The Carmel Clay Public Library will offer a three-part online series on Alzheimer’s and dementia awareness. Presented by the Alzheimer’s Association, Greater Indiana Chapter, the series kicks off on Monday,…
In response to developments in Ukraine, Verizon has waived charges for calls from its postpaid consumer and business wireless customers and residential landline customers to and from Ukraine, now through…
Due to inclement weather on Thursday, the City of Carmel has postponed the unveiling of a new sculpture until Monday, Feb. 28. The sculpture, titled “Waiting to Cross,” is from…