Archive for May 2025
Zach Edey, Daniel Jacobsen, Ryan Day, Curt Cignetti and Other Notes
Yahoo Sports NBA Draft analyst Krysten Peek called him “one of the worst picks I’ve seen in draft history.” That was her instant analysis of Purdue great Zach Edey going ninth overall to the Memphis Grizzlies last June. “If I’m wrong, I’m happy to take the L,” Peek said. One of the worst picks in…
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Noblesville Schools Earn National Recognition
Noblesville Schools announced that they have been recognized nationally with honors in both STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math) and music education. The district was named a 2025 Project Lead the Way (PLTW) Distinguished District for providing broad access to transformative STEM learning opportunities, and a national Best Community for Music Education by the National…
Read MoreCommunity Band Set For Summer
By Brian Wuerch Summer is here, ushering in car shows, community festivals, outdoor recreation and … band concerts in the park! On Sunday, June 8, the Hamilton County Community Band will be hosted by Cicero Friends of the Park for an evening concert in Red Bridge Park at 6:30 p.m. This concert is always a…
Read MoreNineteen Names On A Monument
When I was trying to come up with an appropriate topic for a Memorial Day column, for some reason I found my thoughts continually straying to the Vietnam War. Apparently, my subconscious mind was more on the ball than my conscious mind. It didn’t hit me that April 30 was the 50th anniversary of the…
Read MoreKendra Key Joins CCHA Law Team
Church Church Hittle + Antrim (CCHA Law) is excited to welcome Kendra Key to its School Law Practice Section. Kendra brings a wealth of knowledge and leadership experience to the firm, having most recently served as General Counsel and Chief Compliance Officer for the South Bend Community School Corporation, where she oversaw federal and state…
Read MoreThe Legacy We Leave
With the holiday weekend drawing near, our minds meander toward food, fun, family and friends. Barbeques abound and pool parties are planned. With the sentiments of summer unveiling, it’s often easy to lose sight of the true meaning of this most heralded holiday. While we honor those who fought and died for our freedom, it’s…
Read MoreCarmel Announces Street Pavings
The City of Carmel Street Department has released its list of 2025 street paving projects. More than 50 lane miles of roadway are scheduled for an upgrade this spring and summer as the Street Department kicks off its annual effort. Each paving project begins with concrete and curb repairs, a phase that typically takes a…
Read MoreWandering Off Beaten Path Into Sports
Notes found scribbled on the back of a 1973 Indiana Pacers-Kentucky Colonels scorecard . . . * * * FOR THE 21 or 22 of you (statistics show more of you have started following me!) who read my scribbles, you know from time to time I dabble in sports. For the non-sports fans, I apologize.…
Read MoreSheridan Historical Society Awards Scholarships
The Sheridan Historical Society is pleased to award two $1,000 scholarships for 2025 to Sheridan seniors Clover Dorsey (left) and Brexton Sedwick (right). scholarship winners. They are pictured with former Boxley resident Jean Hadley whose donations enable the Society’s Foundation to award annual scholarships to students planning to make careers in the skilled trades. The…
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