The Zeckel’s Building Collapse

From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn Have you ever wondered why a couple of buildings on the south side of the courthouse square aren’t as tall as others on that block? The reason for that dates back to the year 1952. Seventy-four years ago last week, January 8, 1952, a contractor and his two…

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New Column Explores History Leading Up to 250th

EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a series of columns looking at American history from the perspective of a presidential historian and a museum archivist. “My family is American, and has been for generations, in all its branches, direct and collateral.”   Such is the start of one of my favorite works of American literature,…

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Trini Beaver Announces 2026 Re-Election Bid for Recorder

Trini Beaver is seeking re-election as Hamilton County Recorder in 2026. During her tenure, she has enhanced public access to historical and current county records through a unified system, streamlined document recording processes, and prioritized exceptional customer service. She also implemented a free fraud alert program to protect residents from deed and notary fraud. Trini…

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Kroger Has Two 2026 Projects in Noblesville

Kroger anticipates another ambitious year of investment in its midwestern stores. The grocer’s Central Division will direct $201 million to new store construction, a major store expansion and the remodeling of numerous existing stores across the region stretching from Defiance, Ohio to Rolla, Missouri. The investment will be highlighted by the summer opening of the…

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Noblesville Creates’ Comic Book in a Day 2026 Back

Noblesville Creates, in partnership with the Hamilton East Public Library, invites creators, fans, and collectors to experience the thrill of live comic creation during the 13th Annual Comic Book in a Day Challenge, taking place Jan. 16–17. Sponsored by Moonshot Games and Citizens State Bank, this signature event brings together creativity, community, and professional mentorship…

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Fishers Celebrates MLK Day With Service

Fishers will host its 4th annual MLK Day of Service celebration with a community-wide food drive, volunteer opportunities, and special activities that encourage residents to spread messages of hope and kindness during the National Day of Service. MLK Day of Service Community Food Drive With local food pantries experiencing an increase in demand and decrease in supply after…

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Chamber, Downtown Association Share Announcement in Westfield

The Westfield Chamber of Commerce and the Downtown Westfield Association, two cornerstone organizations in the community, have announced they plan to pursue their missions independently — an intentional step toward growth, innovation and expanded impact. Both organizations said they have experienced tremendous growth in recent years. To continue building on this momentum, they said they…

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Long-Term Planning Takes Center Stage in Westfield

The Westfield Washington Schools Board of School Trustees and the Westfield City Council convened a joint working session on Wednesday, Jan. 7 at the Westfield High School auditorium.  The public meeting reflected a shared commitment to collaboration and strategic planning as Westfield continues to grow. The session focused on aligning long-term residential growth, infrastructure planning,…

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