Westfield wins Senior Night dual with GC
By RICHIE HALL WESTFIELD – The Westfield swim team hosted Guerin Catholic Thursday for their Senior Night meet at the beautiful new Westfield Aquatic Center. The Shamrocks won both sides…
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‘Blazers get 12th straight victory
The Class 2A No. 8 University girls overcame an 11-point third-quarter deficit to win their 12th consecutive game, 58-52 over the Indianapolis Homeschool Wildcats. The Trailblazers were once again led…
Greyhounds roll to sixth consecutive win
Carmel traveled to Columbus North on Thursday and came home with its sixth straight victory, 60-26. The Greyhounds outscored the Bull Dogs in each of the four quarters. The first…
Carmel to compete as independent
The Carmel High School athletic program will be going independent in a couple months. The home of the Greyhounds made that announcement Thursday afternoon, soon after it was reported that…
One sentence holding up parking agreement between Hamilton County, Noblesville
By STU CLAMPITT In what has become a contentious issue, Hamilton County and the City of Noblesville are still working on the details of transferring ownership of the Logan Street…
Gun rights: Hot topic in 2021 will continue in 2022
By RAY ADLER Ask Adler The Second Amendment and questions surrounding guns rights have sparked significant debate throughout 2021 and will likely continue throughout 2022. On Nov. 3, 2021, the…
Hamilton County GOP Chair resigns
By STU CLAMPITT Laura Campbell is stepping down as Hamilton County Republican Party Chair next Wednesday. In both a public statement and in a conversation with The Reporter, Campbell said…
Hallmark store returns to Westfield
Just before the holiday season, on Dec. 9, Westfield Mayor Cook and City Councilor Cindy Spoljaric were on hand for the ribbon-cutting of the new and expanded Hallmark, a Little…
Three Carmel, Westfield students nominated for 2022 McDonald’s All American Games
Submitted The McDonald’s All American Games is where hype becomes legacy, and is the next step in the journey from being a local standout to five-star recruit, and ultimately to…
Niedermeyer: Senate Bill 167 threatens Indiana’s strong academic reputation, economic development
By Dr. BETH NIEDERMEYER Noblesville Schools Superintendent Proposed Indiana education legislation Senate Bill 167 has made national news recently due to some of the alarming consequences this legislation could impose…