County wrestlers head to New Castle semi-state on Saturday
Hamilton County wrestling teams will once again have a large contingent at the New Castle semi-state, which takes place on Saturday. The meet begins at 9 a.m., with 16 wrestlers…
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Get your tickets for tonight’s Sheridan Homecoming supper
Sheridan Rotarians have been busy selling tickets for tonight’s Homecoming Supper, which takes place from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Sheridan High School cafeteria. The meal will feature lasagna…
Local Scouts will not be affected by bankruptcy
The County Line There is increasing speculation that Boy Scouts of America may soon file for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. NBC News has attempted to learn about such a move by…
Fishers YMCA meets its fundraising goal
LarryInFishers.com The snowy weather may have dampened the crowd a bit for Thursday morning’s annual Fishers YMCA fundraising event, but the Y was still able to meet the event’s goal….
Aasen to introduce animal welfare ordinance for Carmel
Carmel City Councilor Adam Aasen will introduce an ordinance at the Feb. 17 meeting that updates and strengthens welfare protections provided to animals in the city. The ordinance would also…
HSE school board makes decision on 2020-21 school start times
LarryInFishers.com The Hamilton Southeastern school board had a difficult time getting there, but finally has a decision – sort of – on school start times. The option approved on a…
Showing my family love through cooking (?)
Sandwiched I know I write about one side of my sandwich generation more than the other in this column – my mother. But today I’ll focus on the family that…
Noblesville Lions dine with their favorite Valentines
On Wednesday evening, the Noblesville Lions Club had a dinner at Ginger’s Café for their favorite Valentines. The club was entertained by the Noblesville High School Jazz Combo.
Westfield wellbeing survey closes March 1
The City of Westfield reminds residents to take the Wellbeing Coalition of Westfield’s first ever Westfield Wellbeing survey. The survey is open through March 1 to all residents 18 and…
AG Curtis Hill sues non-profit accused of abusing animals
Following a months-long investigation, Indiana Attorney General Curtis Hill this week took legal action (see relevant documents here and here) against a Charlestown-based non-profit organization called Wildlife in Need (WIN)…