By Dr. Derek Arrowood Hamilton Heights Superintendent Update No. 77 Wednesday morning, the weather was unseasonably warm. Not a snowflake in sight. We call off school for a snow day….
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By DENISE MOE Noblesville resident Lindsey Kotynski Garrigus, MA, LMHCA, Therapist has been hired by ThrivePointe to provide counseling services to both children and adults. She provides individual, family, adult,…
Month-long celebration includes special events, ally campaign, more The annual celebration of National Disability Awareness Month in Fishers returns next month to bring awareness of what life is like for…
At some point, the girls basketball sectional games will be played, including those Class 4A Sectional 8 at Westfield. And when they are played, they will be great games. The…
The winter storm may be over, but with so much digging out to do, there are still postponements that involved Hamilton County athletic events. Two of the girls basketball sectionals…
September 8, 1969 – January 27, 2022 Dena Renae Moore, 52, passed away the morning of January 27, 2022. She lost her hard-fought battle against COVID-19 related pneumonia at Ascension…
This week, the Noblesville Lions have been providing vision screening to preschool students. On Monday, they screened almost 100 students. The Lions are scheduled for school screenings every day this…
By RAY ADLER Ask Adler During the last two years, issues surrounding COVID-19 policies and mandates have been unending. Should we mask? Should our children go to school? What about…
On Wednesday morning, the Hamilton County Commissioners voted to close all county government buildings through at least Thursday, with a reassessment based on weather conditions set for this afternoon. The…
Due to the winter storm, Republic Services has decided to delay Carmel residential trash and recycle service for Thursday. Residents are asked to not roll their carts out to the…