How horses are helping Indiana’s youth find hope
By LORI GREEN LeROY Guest Columnist Did you know that horses can sense your heartbeat from four feet away and even synchronize theirs with yours? It’s a remarkable reminder of…
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Marcy DeShong elected 74th president of Indiana Builders Association
Submitted The Indiana Builders Association (IBA) Board of Directors has elected its 2026 senior officers, including Marcy DeShong of Midwest Remodeling Services in Pendleton as president. She will serve as…
OrthoIndy & OrthoIndy Hospital announce Dr. Matthew Lavery as chief executive officer
Submitted The board of directors of OrthoIndy and OrthoIndy Hospital announced Tuesday, Dec. 16 the appointment of Dr. Matthew Lavery as chief executive officer. Dr. Lavery also serves as president…
Westfield leaders contribute to new book exploring transformative power of empathy
“Empathy Impact: The Wild Effects of Kindness in Action” features personal stories from local entrepreneurs Michelle Merritt & Danyele Easterhaus Submitted Two prominent Westfield leaders are contributing authors in the…
Maddox triumphs at Ironman
Westfield sophomore wins 106 with sudden victory in championship The REPORTER Westfield’s Connor Maddox is currently the No. 1 wrestler in Indiana at 106 pounds. Last weekend, Maddox proved he…
Hamilton County’s ranked wrestlers
BOYS IndianaMat.com rankings – Dec. 12 106 pounds: 1. Connor Maddox, Westfield, 13. Nolan Culp, Hamilton Southeastern. 113 pounds: 18. Brayden Head, Westfield. 120 pounds: 19. Seth Lamb, Fishers. 126…
Royals run away with Mudsock trophy
By RICHIE HALL sports@readthereporter.com FISHERS – This year’s Mudsock boys wrestling trophy decisively wound up in the hands of Hamilton Southeastern. The Royals hosted the annual meet between them and…
Born alike, trained together: identical wrestlers at Noblesville
By QUINN MATTHEWS quinn@readthereporter.com Justus and Isaac Suddarth are identical twins who share not only a birthday, but a love for wrestling. Introduced to the sport at just 5 years…
Huskies beat Kokomo for sixth straight win
The REPORTER Hamilton Heights’ girls ran their winning streak to six on Tuesday with a 52-44 win at Kokomo. The Huskies led 15-10 after the first quarter, with Riley Suarez…
Wildcats run wild against Millers
By RICHARD TORRES For The Reporter NOBLESVILLE – The Noblesville Millers got off to a slow start on Tuesday night, but the Lawrence North Wildcats did not. Up early 9-0…