Letter: History is happening now
Editor, Imagine it is 1850 and you have escaped slavery with your child in tow.…
Monthly Archives: September, 2018
More community events, 5 new police officers among new items in Carmel’s proposed 2019 budget
The Carmel City Council took its first public look at the proposed 2019 budget during…
Carmel school board’s handling of controversial issues leads to contested District 2 race
Pam Knowles wasn’t originally planning to seek a third term on the Carmel Clay Schools…
Carmel veteran donates wheelchairs in Nepal
Carmel resident and Iraq veteran Eric Donoho was recently asked to photograph a trek through…
Democrat Aimee Cole looks to swing District 37 seat
By Noah Alatza Fishers resident Aimee Cole is vying to become the next state representative…
Carmel attorney honored for leadership in Latino community
By Maria Cook Carmel attorney Enrique Flores was among six Indianapolis-area attorneys and one judge…
Snapshot: Nickel Plate District Amphitheater holds ribbon cutting
On Sept. 5, the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater held a ribbon-cutting ceremony. From left, city…
Texy Mexy to open restaurant in Noblesville this fall
After eight seasons at the local farmers market, Sophie Abell is ready to expand the…
Snpshot: Rainbow Childcare Center holds ribbon cutting
From left, Westfield Chamber of Commerce President Nick Verhoff, Mayor Andy Cook, Rainbow Childcare Center…