Tigers take second at Unified track, qualify for state
The REPORTER The Fishers Unified track team will be returning to the state finals. The Tigers earned their place by taking second at the Kokomo regional on Saturday, May 30….
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Greyhounds swept by Roncalli in state semifinals
The REPORTER The Carmel boys volleyball team was swept by No. 1-ranked Roncalli in the IHSAA state semifinals, which took place Saturday, May 30 at Lawrence North. The set scores…
Maurice David Harrell
December 16, 1939 – May 16, 2026 Maurice David Harrell, 87, Belém, Brazil, South America, passed away on May, 16, 2026, his father’s birthday. He was born in Indianapolis on…
Fill your heart with bread
Duffy’s Dough & Kroger team up to fight food insecurity By STU CLAMPITT news@readtherporter.com In 2024, The Reporter spoke with Patrick Duffy and Linda Purl about how they were selling…
Finding delight
Pensive is defined as “dreamily” by Merriam-Webster. Chuck said I looked pensive while writing this week’s column. Dreamily is probably a good way to describe how I felt as my…
You can laugh it up at The Cat
Two Daves and a Willie share the mic on June 5 and 6 By STU CLAMPITT news@readtherporter.com June is busting out with belly laughs when comedians Dave Dugan, Dave “The…
It’s a carload of polo fun & charity at Hickory Hall
Submitted The Heroes Club and Morning Dove Therapeutic Riding Center are partnering for the Polo at Sunset fundraiser at Hickory Hall Polo Field, 7551 E. County Road 100 North, Whitestown….
See The Secret Garden bloom at Basile Westfield Playhouse
By AIDA KARIM news@readthereporter.com The enchanting children’s classic brimming with magical design and haunting melodies is brought to life in Hamilton County when Main Street Productions (MSP) stages The Secret…
Lt. Gov. Beckwith defends remarks on Islam as ‘demonic death cult’
By MELEA VanOSTRAND WISH-TV | wishtv.com Indiana Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith is facing criticism over his comments on Islam in a recent online interview and in follow-up comments on social…
Start your summer the “K” way
Summer doesn’t arrive loudly. It slips in through longer evenings, barefoot mornings, and the quiet permission to begin again. School years close, calendars soften, and suddenly life feels less rushed,…