Local News
Noblesville Schools Names 2022 Teachers of the Year
Noblesville Schools has named four educators as 2022 Teachers of the Year. The teachers were nominated by their principals and were selected for the honor by a committee of administrators. The winners were Tara Kundert, Fifth Grade Teacher at Noble Crossing Elementary; Kylie Moyers, Special Education Teacher at White River Elementary; Lori McGavic, Spanish Teacher…
Read MoreSheridan Resident Katheryn Thompson Turns 105 Years Old
The Sheridan Historical Society enjoys celebrating the people and events associated with the community and recently they celebrated an incredibly special birthday. One of their charter members from 1969 just had a birthday. Her 105th birthday to be exact. That is a real milestone and it deserves recognition. Katheryn was born on April 6, 1917…
Read MoreTerry Lee Hyundai and Genesis of Noblesville Announces Sale to Penske Automotive Group
In a move that marks the culmination of a long and successful career lasting more than 50 years, Terry Lee has just announced his retirement from the car business, along with the sale of both Terry Lee Hyundai, and Genesis of Noblesville to Penske Automotive Group (PAG). The sale, which closed on Monday, May 2,…
Read MoreHamilton Heights Educational Foundation’s 33rd Annual Golf Scramble Set for June 9th at Bear Slide Golf Course
The Hamilton Heights Educational Foundation’s 33rd Annual Golf Outing is set for Thursday, June 9 at Bear Slide Golf Course. The community is invited to join friends, neighbors, and colleagues for a day of fun and networking on the green to help support the Foundation’s work of enhancing student achievement. The event, the organization’s primary…
Read MoreHeights Senior Nate Hulen Signs to Play Baseball at DePauw University
Nathaniel Hulen, Hamilton Heights’ senior, has signed a letter of intent to play baseball for DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana this fall. DePauw University is a member of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) and a NCAA Division III athletic institution. He is the son of Christopher and Lisa Hulen. Hulen said he chose DePauw…
Read MoreIndiana Department of Education Gives Update on Graduates Prepared to Succeed Dashboard
At yesterday’s State Board of Education (SBOE) meeting, the Indiana Department of Education provided updates on the development of the Indiana Graduates Prepared to Succeed (Indiana GPS) dashboard. The dashboard, which will provide all Hoosiers with access to relevant and transparent information on school performance, is set to launch this fall. “Over the last year,…
Read MoreNoblesville Preservation Alliance Chosen for Indiana Landmarks’ Training Initiative
The Noblesville Preservation alliance has been selected, along with four other grassroots historic preservation organizations, to participate in Indiana Landmarks’ inaugural Affiliate Advancement Program, a year-long training initiative aimed at strengthening the volunteer-driven local groups. Through workshops conducted by leading professionals, participating organizations will learn strategies to help improve fundraising and planning efforts, develop new…
Read MoreRiverview Health Partners with Fifth Third Bank to Surprise Two Families of Babies Born on May 3rd with $1,053 and Gifts
Fifth Third Bank celebrated its namesake day (5/3 on the calendar) by surprising the families of two babies born at Riverview Health with $1,053 to open a college savings account as well as gift cards and essential baby gifts. “Riverview Health is proud to partner with Fifth Third Bank to provide young families with a…
Read MoreRock the Block Community Party Coming to Westfield High School on Friday, August 5th
The Westfield community, and the surrounding areas, are invited to attend the first-ever Rock the Block community party held on the Westfield High School practice football field. Scheduled for Friday, August 5, the free, public event is slated to feature carnival-style games, activities for all ages, musical performances, a live DJ and a parade of…
Read More2022 Hamilton County Primary Election Results
A higher-than-average turnout in Hamilton County saw a number of incumbents win re-election; however, incumbent Hamilton County Councilman for District 3 Steve Schwartz lost his re-election bid to newcomer Mark Hall, 58.44% to 41.56%. Tim Griffin (71.35%) beat John V. Accetturo in their race for the Hamilton County Council seat in District 1. Incumbent Sheridan…
Read More