Submitted Independence Village of Carmel is making dreams take flight – literally – for resident Carol, who will soon travel to Minnesota to attend her great-granddaughter’s high school graduation and…
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Beginning on or after Monday, June 2, Hague Road near the intersection of State Road 32 will close as crews construct a new roundabout as part of the Reimagine Pleasant…
The arts are an intrinsic part of the Hispanic heritage and culture, and for this reason, the Fishers Arts Council (FAC) holds an Open Call for regional artists interested in…
Carmel will play host to the inaugural Americana on Main event sponsored by Allied Solutions. This celebration, happening every Wednesday evening June 11 to July 2, features entertainment, local flavor,…
By LARRY ADAMS A Seat on the Aisle “What we’ve come to think of as me is, in fact, just a specimen jar.” “It’s not wit. It’s Truth.” You’d be…
The City of Carmel held its annual Memorial Day Ceremony last Friday, May 23 at the Veterans Memorial Plaza. Thank you to city leaders, Councilors, speakers, performers, and members of…
Submitted by Westfield Washington Schools Westfield Washington Schools (WWS) celebrates Brian Tomamichel, Assistant Superintendent for Business and Operations, for eight years of outstanding leadership and service. During a time of…
By DANIEL SHOCK A Seat on the Aisle Theatre has become my church – a personal sanctuary where I find community, reflect on life’s bigger questions, and sometimes find myself…
Submitted Christy Crowe Childers is one of the first women in the United States to be board-certified in trucking accident law. At this year’s “Winning Truck Wreck Cases” seminar, she’ll…
Are you ready for a late-night street party in the Carmel Arts & Design District? Carmel PorchFest, Inc. announced five events for 2025 including four Late Night on Main events…