Letter: There is hope for those living with Alzheimer’s disease
Editor, I am one of the estimated 110,000 Hoosiers currently living with Alzheimer’s disease. June…
Monthly Archives: June, 2022
Thirty lane miles to be repaved in Carmel this summer
About 30 lane miles of Carmel city streets are in line for a fresh coat…
Enjoy fare from Zionsville restaurants as a community at Night on the Bricks
By Will Riddell Night on the Bricks will return to Zionsville from 5 to 9…
Snapshot: Shimmy Dancewear now open
Shimmy Dancewear celebrated its grand opening at 9850 N. Michigan Rd. with a ribbon-cutting ceremony…
Holcomb named Rail-Trail Champion
By Will Riddell During a June 1 visit to Zionsville, Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb was…
‘Ongoing process:’ Noblesville Schools details safety measures; parent and former district employee speaks on emotional pain following Uvalde shooting
Emily Crapnell was teaching seventh grade science to a classroom full of students at Noblesville…
Fishers Rotary Club to conduct golf outing fundraiser
By Chris Bavender The Fishers Rotary Club will host its second golf outing at 8:30…
Carmel Clay Schools aims to have ‘single most comprehensive school safety program in the U.S.’
Cathryn Biddle and her young family moved to Carmel in 2021 for its top performing…
Carmel Community Players presents ‘A Medley of Murders’
Charles Haas acknowledged he had stage fright when he was younger. But a little shove…
Zionsville mayor unapologetic: ‘People should be much more upset about prolific gun violence in our country than about cuss words’
Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron doesn’t regret taking to Facebook to share her outrage about the…