‘Laid-back’ lawyer: Attorney who helped shape Carmel’s growth reflects on 50 years practicing law
Steve Henke didn’t get a chance to celebrate being inducted to practice law, at least…
Author Ann Marie Shambaugh
Owner says rezone ‘does not harm’ future of White’s Ace Hardware in Carmel
The Carmel City Council on June 17 approved the rezoning of seven parcels on the…
Carmel considering expanding smoking ban to bars, private clubs
As the City of Carmel considers banning vaping in public places, it may also stop…
Volunteer Carmel aims to match residents, service opportunities
Carmel City Council President Jeff Worrell credits volunteer work with launching his political career. He…
Fieldhouse planned in northeast Carmel ‘not even close’ in style to one previously proposed
In 2015, Carmel elected officials echoed concerns of several neighbors when a 74-foot tall air-supported…
Clay Township plans to spend $60M to upgrade Carmel parks, fire department facilities
Clay Township is planning to spend nearly $60 million to make various improvements to parks…
Second nature: Carmel’s Chris Henry brings fresh perspective to historic Indy church
Chris Henry has noticed some similarities between his new hometown and place of employment. The…
Carmel Christkindlmarkt expects to be self-sufficient in 2019
Summer break has just begun, but plans are well under way for the third annual…
Keystone, 96th St. project expected to be substantially complete by year’s end
As work to create a roundabout at the intersection of 96th Street and Keystone Parkway…
Council committee, pet hotel reach compromise on noise ordinance
The Carmel City Council is one step closer to updating its noise ordinance in response…