Column: Wells Scholar should make city proud
My rule: Seek out expertise. So when I questioned Camille Nelson, Carmel Clay Parks and…
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Column: The wrath of winter
“The right window treatment can help turn a room from drab to divine” … yeah,…
Column: Using patterns to create an impact
Whether they are used in tile or hardwood designs, patterns can bring visual excitement and…
Opinion: Space-age problems
The other day at the supermarket the periodical display was chock-full of all these splashy…
Opinion: Where fairness and accuracy count
The copy of Current you’re holding is one of five distinctly different editions we published…
Opinion: The web they weave
One of the few benefits of the frosty temperatures of Indiana’s mid-winter must be the…
Opinion: Pleasant surprise at dance competition
I survived my first dance mom competition! Technically, I survived my daughter’s first dance competition,…
Civic Theatre hosting weekend classes
Staff report Continuing a long-running and exciting tradition, The Civic Theatre will host a Musical…
Capitol Connection: State Rep. Torr tackles redistricting
Staff report Redistricting bill passes House House Bill 1032, authored by State Rep. Jerry Torr…
Handmade bracelets connect Carmel girl to Haiti
In January 2010 a 7.0 magnitude earthquake devastated that small Caribbean nation and many in the country are still struggling to regain their footing. And after Richard and Jan Lautzenheiser, traveled to Haiti on a medical mission trip, their granddaughter Celia Simmonds became captivated with the pictures and stories they brought back of the impoverished children there. Celia, a fifth-grader at Mohawk Trails Elementary, wanted to help.