Hilarity, heart & high heels
“Tootsie the Musical” on stage now at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre A double life leads to double the laughs with the Tony Award-winning Tootsie the Musical, now on stage…
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Tipton County’s Wildcat Volunteer Fire Dept. receives $5,000 grant
A total of 100 rural and volunteer fire departments from 54 Indiana counties have been awarded $453,386 in Volunteer Fire Assistance Capacity (VFC) awards from the Indiana Department of Natural…
Westfield Lions induct new member
At their Oct. 16 club meeting, the Westfield Lions inducted their newest member, Linda Chase. Lion Linda was sponsored by Lion Judy Waldroup. With this new addition, the Westfield Lions…
Risk without accountability is a recipe for harm – especially online
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Carmel City Council unanimously approves $144 million 2026 budget
Submitted by City of Carmel Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam answered questions from the Carmel City Council on Monday, Oct. 20 about the 2026 budget while on its way to being…
Free trick-or-treating at First Presbyterian Church
The First Presbyterian Church of Noblesville invites everyone to a free Trunk-or-Treat event in the church parking lot. Bring your little ghouls and goblins and enjoy lots of treats, a…
Melissa Etheridge returning to Allied Solutions Center in Carmel
Rocker Melissa Etheridge will have a new album in hand when she returns May 3, 2026, to Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. The 7:30 p.m. performance…
OneZone Chamber releases 2026 Legislative Survey results
OneZone Chamber of Commerce has released the results of its annual Legislative Survey, providing valuable insight into the policy issues that matter most to the Hamilton County business community. Each…
Government shutdown puts 600,000 Hoosiers at risk of losing SNAP benefits
By CAT SANDOVAL WISH-TV | wishtv.com More than 600,000 Hoosiers, or 9 percent of Indiana’s population, risk losing their food stamps in November due to the federal government shutdown. Gleaners…
Gleaners Food Bank proactively working to help federal employees & other Hoosiers hurt by government shutdown
Submitted by Gleaners Fred Glass, President and CEO of Gleaners Food Bank of Indiana said on Monday, Oct. 20 that Gleaners is proactively working to help federal employees and other…