Reporter Publisher On Tuesday evening, the Noblesville Common Council approved an increase in wastewater and trash fees. Noblesville residents will now pay a wastewater fee of $46.13, a $4.35 per…
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Sandwiched As many of you know, most of the time I focus on my mother for this column. But there’s another “slice” to the sandwich generation I don’t talk about…
Biz Kidz Day at the Fishers Farmers Market gives young entrepreneurs ages 5 through 17 the opportunity to showcase their entrepreneurial skills by running their own business for a day….
A New York-based software provider for medical healthcare businesses has chosen to relocate its corporate headquarters to Carmel, bringing 75 high-paying jobs and an investment of $10 million. The company,…
By DR. DEREK ARROWOOD Heights Superintendent Last Friday, we conducted our annual leadership retreat at Red Bridge Park. This is one of my favorite days of the year. The corporation…
Smaller scale, virtual events will continue for fans of Broadway Due to the continued concerns for public health and the safety of their performers and audiences, Actors Theatre of Indiana…
By BRENDA McLEAN Guest Columnist While many schools are making final decisions and preparations regarding back-to-school, many parents are feeling unsure about the best option for the health and safety…
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WISH-TV | wishtv.com Three landlords are suing Gov. Eric Holcomb and state officials over the moratorium on rental evictions during the coronavirus pandemic. Jerri Lemond, Lavern and Josephine Miller FLP, and Strong…
Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill said in an advisory opinion this week that Indiana law permits the Indiana Office of Technology (IOT) to license its internally created horse-racing application to…