Archive for June 2026
Carmel Cutting Ribbon Just Before CarmelFest
The City of Carmel and Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation invite the community to celebrate the opening of the Monon Boulevard Phase 3 expansion. The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be held on Friday, July 3, from 11:30 a.m. to noon at the new music-themed Monon Boulevard playground, just before the start of CarmelFest. The Monon Boulevard Phase 3…
Read MoreWomen’s Learning Circle brings Series to Ag Community
Women landowners, farmers, and conservation-minded community members are invited to participate in a three-part Women’s Learning Circle series designed to provide practical information, resources, and connections for managing farmland and working lands. Hosted by The Nature Conservancy’s Women4theLand program in partnership with the Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District and local conservation partners, the…
Read MoreCalling All Former Diana Theater, ABC Drive-In Folks
I never used to like it when my grandparents and parents would wax poetic about the good old days and how great life was back in the day. Life seemed pretty good to a kid living out on James Road, riding a bicycle down the dirt road, throwing rocks, hitting baseballs, shooting baskets, fishing under…
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The Victim Mentality
Parents who set boundaries, teachers who allow consequences, leaders who demand competence and churches that preach endurance all reinforce agency rather than fragility. by Dan Eichenberger MD, MBA In every era, people face hardship. What changes is how societies respond. Ancient cultures — especially Greece, Rome and early Christianity — emphasized agency, resilience and personal responsibility. Today, many…
Read MoreRockville Has Connection to Republic of Texas
Howard County Named After Short-Lived Ambassador While most people associate Rockville with the Covered Bridge Festival, it’s also a town that has a unique relationship with the Republic of Texas. About a quarter mile from the courthouse is the old city cemetery, established in 1824. Left of the flagpole, and a few yards down the…
Read More10 Rights Did Not Make Anything Wrong
BY THE NUMBERS By The Numbers, a look at what’s in the news . . . by the numbers. These are just numbers, not suggestions that they mean more or less than what they are. We do not suggest that one number is connected to another. These are simply facts with no extraneous details, bias…
Read MoreHeights Student Turns Passion for Drone Into Thriving Business Before Graduation
Hamilton Heights High School senior Connelly Schuster walked across the graduation stage on Saturday with something few students his age can claim: a fully established and growing business built from a passion he discovered long before senior year. As the founder of Schuster Drone Media, he has transformed a love of photography, videography, and technology…
Read MoreCONGRATS NEW MILLER ALUMS!!!
It surely is a lucky sign when 777 students graduate from Noblesville High School. The Class of 2026 from NHS earned more than $6 million in scholarships, won numerous championships, laughed more times than they can count and shed a few tears. The school board of (from left) Dr. Joe Forgey, Misti Ray, Christi Crosser,…
Read MoreKroger Offering Free Ice Cream
The Kroger Co. is restoring iconic tastes of summer to the frozen aisle with Kroger Brand’s flavor-packed, limited-time All-American Ice Cream Collection. Now on shelves, the crave-worthy collection delivers the unmistakable tastes and traditions that define summer across the country – one creamy spoonful at a time. To celebrate, Kroger is bringing back its long-awaited…
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