Boys golf: Huskies edge out Tipton
The REPORTER The Hamilton Heights boys golf team picked up a dual meet win over Tipton, 171-172 on Tuesday. Kole Kirtley and Justin Overton shared medalist honors, with both players…
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Golden Eagles beat Blazers
The REPORTER The Guerin Catholic girls tennis team won a dual meet over University 4-1 on Wednesday. The Golden Eagles won matches at No. 2 singles (CeCe Phillips 6-1, 6-0)…
Softball: Huskies cruise past Tipton to complete sweep
By CRAIG ADKINS For The Reporter For the Hamilton Heights softball team, wins just keep coming and the Huskies seem to do it with ease. In their last four games,…
Softball roundup: Tigers get rebound victory
The REPORTER Fishers rebounded from its Tuesday loss to Westfield with an 11-1, five-inning victory over Lawrence North Wednesday at the Tigers’ field. Fishers scored in each inning. Joni Oliver…
Baseball roundup: Golden Eagles complete sweep of Braves
The REPORTER The Guerin Catholic baseball team rolled to another win on Wednesday, beating Brebeuf Jesuit 17-1 in a five-inning home game that completed a Circle City Conference sweep. The…
VanAlstine signs to cheer for Grace College
Submitted by Hamilton Heights School Corporation Hamilton Heights senior Lyla VanAlstine has committed to continuing her education and cheer career at Grace College, an NAIA institution competing in the Crossroads…
IU Coach Curt Cignetti bobblehead unveiled
The REPORTER On Thursday morning, April 23, ahead of Indiana Football’s Spring Game, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled a Curt Cignetti Indiana Hoosiers Talking Championship Bobblehead…
Carolyn Marie Bond
June 18, 1943 – April 7, 2026 Carolyn Marie Bond departed this life on Tuesday, April 7, 2026, at the age of 82 years. She was the first of three…
Rotary Club of Carmel awards six Leadership Connection Scholarships
Submitted by Dubbie Buckler Carmel Rotary Club Board of Directors Carmel Rotarians honored the six recipients of the 2026 Carmel Rotary Leadership Connection Scholarships at the club’s annual recognition luncheon….
What if . . .
Most of my life was built on a hope that someday I would no longer be disabled. Many of those years hung on a prayer that my “unidentified” disease would…