World Swimming Cup a success
The Carmel High School Aquatic Center hosted the first stop of the World Swimming Cup this past weekend. The event was a success, with local Carmel swimmers such as Alex…
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Jon Michael Yeager
April 4, 1948 – October 8, 2025 Jon Michael Yeager, 77, passed away at his home in Sheridan on Wednesday afternoon, October 8, 2025. Born April 4, 1948, in Indianapolis,…
Festival of Lights brightens up Carter Green in Carmel
By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Last year, Carmel held its inaugural Diwali celebration, and the festival instantly outgrew the space set aside for it. This year’s Diwali is moving to Carter…
When Grandma’s on a mission
A grandmother’s love is slathered over every fear and anxious moment so that she can love her grandchildren well. JHL Janet: You have a mission. Should you choose to accept…
Nobody in the audience is safe
Casey Abrams & Friends coming to Feinstein’s Oct. 21 By STU CLAMPITT news@readthereporter.com Feinstein’s at Hotel Carmichael, 1 Carmichael Square, Carmel, has a dinner series called Afterglow, and on Oct….
Hamilton Heights T1L1 students take on hunger
By KEVIN YANEY For The Reporter On Thursday, Oct. 9, Teach One to Lead One (T1L1) students at Hamilton Heights Middle School took part in a food packing service project….
Some people need their news hot off the press
Last week, while hand-delivering newspapers to our friends at Harbour Manor in Noblesville, some of them were sitting outside to enjoy the warm weather. We’d like to think they were…
Festival of Lights shared with Noblesville neighbors
A Diwali Celebration took place Thursday evening, Oct. 9, at The Gathering House, 1372 Cherry St., Noblesville. Hosted by the Noblesville Diversity Coalition, this Festival of Lights featured vibrant colors,…
A bowl full of friendship
This week’s “Taste of Community” is all about something sweet – fruit salad sweet! Thanks to our friends at Prevail, Inc., we had the joy of learning from the one…
Noblesville Common Council approves $119M 2026 budget
Submitted by City of Noblesville The Noblesville Common Council has approved the Civil City 2026 budget totaling $119,261,048 to fund city operations, personnel, projects, and programs. Mayor Chris Jensen and…