The Ticket Master
Like for many families, the last three months of the year starts the whirlwind of busyness for us. It seems like Halloween leads directly into Thanksgiving, then to Christmas and…
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Community First Bank serves local Veterans
Each year on Veterans Day, Community First Bank of Indiana (CFB) closes its doors to customers, but its bankers are still hard at work. It’s an annual tradition for the…
Carmel selects investment advisor representative
Submitted by City of Carmel Following a comprehensive search process, the City of Carmel selected an investment advisor representative to support its 457(b) and 401(a) deferred compensation plan for employees,…
Indiana Department of Education awards Heights elementary & middle schools with ‘Purple Star’ status
The Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) announced last week newly designated and/or redesignated Purple Star schools. These schools are awarded for their significant display of commitment to service members, veterans,…
CrossRoads Church at Westfield opens home repair applications
Do you need home repairs? Building or repairing wheelchair ramps, constructing decks, doing mobile home skirting, or painting the interior or exterior of homes are being offered for free in…
Remembering Civil War veterans
Local author Kevin Yaney led a free Civil War Veterans walking tour last Saturday morning at Crownland Cemetery in Noblesville. Attendees heard about the Hoosier state’s involvement in the war…
Personal connection to 106 years of honoring veterans
Veterans Day 2024 holds special significance as it marks 106 years since the end of World War I, which formally concluded on November 11, 1918, at the 11th hour of…
Thank you, Hoosier Veterans
By MIKE BRAUN Guest Columnist Indiana is a place that reveres those who chose to serve our country, or were chosen and answered the call of duty. It’s not a…
State Rep. Garcia Wilburn invites youth to attend Council on Youth Mental Health
Hey, young people of Carmel, Fishers, and Nora: It’s okay to not be okay. But there are things you can to do feel better and help those around you struggling…
Carmel encourages residents to recycle campaign signs
Carmel Utilities and the Carmel Street Department are partnering with the Hamilton County Household Hazardous Waste Center and Recycle Force to recycle 2024 election campaign signs. This initiative prevents an…