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News February 10, 2022

Sheridan public safety bolstered with nearly $4K in IPEP grants

The Sheridan Police and Fire departments are the recipients of two safety grants from the Indiana Public Employers’ Plan, Inc. (IPEP). The purpose of the grants is to promote a…

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News February 10, 2022

GiGi’s Playhouse Indy to hold “I Have a Voice” Gala

Return to in-person event after two years of COVID disruptions GiGi’s Playhouse Indianapolis, a local Down syndrome achievement center, will play host to its annual “I Have a Voice” Gala…


News February 10, 2022

Hamilton Heights to hold architecture, engineering, construction job fair Feb. 16

Attention junior and senior high school students looking for a career, summer apprenticeship, and/or internship in the local construction trade industry: Potential opportunities await at the inaugural Architecture, Engineering, and…


News February 10, 2022

Voice of Indy 500 coming to Westfield

Spend ‘An Evening with Paul Page’ as 500 fever heats up As Race Month arrives in Indy, come see the Voice of the 500 on May 15 as the Central…


News February 10, 2022

Noblesville apartment fire sends one person to hospital, damage limited to one residence

Just after noon on Monday, the Noblesville Fire Department (NFD) responded to a residence fire at 14691 Dorset Lane. The first crews to arrive reported smoke coming from a second…


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News February 10, 2022

Rep. Cook’s bill would offer new protections for victims of violent crimes

The Indiana House of Representatives unanimously supported State Rep. Tony Cook’s (R-Cicero) legislation to help safeguard Hoosier victims of violent crimes like rape who often face harassment by their offender…


News February 10, 2022

Garage sale season starts early in Hamilton County this weekend

By STU CLAMPITT This Saturday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., the O. V. Winks building at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds, 2003 Pleasant St., Noblesville, will be the site of…


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News February 10, 2022

Carmel’s 2021 budget balance exceeds $85M

For the fiscal year that ended Dec. 31, 2021, the City of Carmel had more than $85 million in its fund balances, $69.3 million of which were unencumbered funds, or…


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News February 10, 2022

Fishers Arts Council presents Embracing Black Culture exhibit

Fishers Arts Council (FAC) will present Embracing Black Culture as its February and March Exhibit in the Art Gallery at City Hall while Judy Mintze will continue with her Hats…


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News February 10, 2022

Actors Theatre of Indiana presents Mr. Confidential this Saturday

Be where it all began … a story of dreams, love, scandal Actors Theatre of Indiana (ATI) presents the next in their Lab Series, ATI Theatre LAB No. 3: Mr….


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Sports

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Special game for the Emmerson family


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Can Carmel’s long distance make them winners?


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Crooked Stick hosts Dye Junior Invitational Tournament


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Three county players named to SCAI First Team All-State



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Westfield Middle School girls rugby team wins 2026 spring championship


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Former Purdue star Braden Smith to work out with Pacers


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Rocks keep surging, win first-ever regional


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Shamrocks outfielders are ready for action



Opinion

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Forgiveness, part 2


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Five questions that could change how you see retirement


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Defining my own limits


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Even when you’re walking on sunshine, sunscreen matters



Opinion

Play has no answers, but poses excellent questions to ponder


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If you want your tickets to the Cinderella ball, buy them fast!


Opinion

The power of second chances


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A royal time at Beef & Boards



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