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Cicero’s Lights Over Morse Lake
We never really thought about it before, but there are some striking similarities between Cicero and Fishers (note the collective groan you can hear coming from both places right now because we wrote that). Just hear us out . . . Both have reservoirs that often get referred to as...
Stars & Stripes Forever in Noblesville
Storms swept through Hamilton County twice on Thursday: once in the morning and once in the evening. Between those two rounds of rain, Noblesville had the only dry 4th of July parade. Carmel had the wettest parade we have ever seen. Cicero canceled its late-morning parade over public safety concerns. Sheridan also canceled its parade, but the local version of the Rebel Alliance had a small one later in the day anyway.
Rain or shine: Fourth of July celebrations thrive
INDIANAPOLIS (WISH) — Despite the pouring rain, Hoosiers refused to let it dampen their spirits as they gathered to celebrate freedom and unity across central Indiana. “Last year, all of our faces were sunburned,” said Carmel resident Brandi Lehikoinen. “We were trying to get all the water we could selling from the Boys Scouts and […]
Plaque at park dedicated to Charlene Daugherty
PENDLETON — PENDLETON — “My mom always said no one is more close to God as when in a garden,” George Daugherty Jr. told people gathered Saturday at the northeast corner of Water Street and Pendleton Avenue to honor the late Charlene Daugherty. The group dedicated...
'All for money': Indiana city, county spar over where alcohol will be allowed outdoors
Just a couple of months ago, Noblesville hailed the passage of an ordinance that allows outdoor drinking downtown as a catalyst to add vigor, foot traffic and open-air fellowship on the historic courthouse square. But two county commissioners are now telling the city to get off their lawn. ...
CarmelFest Parade goes on despite the rain
CARMEL, Ind. — The Fourth of July had a very rainy start, but that could not stop the annual CarmelFest parade from happening in the heart of the city. “It’s tradition and you’ve got to support Carmel and the parade,” said Jennifer Skinner from Carmel. “It’s fun!” Dalia Wasila from Carmel said. “[We are making] […]
Carmel introduces plan to allow special outdoor drinking rules
A proposed Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area would allow people in Carmel to take drinks from inside bars and restaurants, and walk around outdoors within the boundaries of the district. The Carmel City Council on Monday night introduced the DORA proposal. If approved, participants would be required to use a labeled...
Latest Carmel road construction updates
Beginning Monday, July 8, crews will be milling and paving West 136th Street from Towne Road to Spring Mill Road. This work is expected to last through Saturday, July 13, weather permitting. There will be a one-lane closure while work is active with a flagger to direct traffic. I-465 bridge...
Add a Fresh Coat to the World’s Largest Ball of Paint in Indiana
I love a good roadside attraction. Especially if it is creative and involves some kind of interaction! As an artist, I'm also drawn to the fact that this find includes visitors who want to be a part of the ongoing painting project. It All Began With a Baseball. Alexandria in...
Enjoy a summertime Saturday in Carmel’s Arts & Design District
Come to the Carmel Arts & Design District from 4 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, July 13 for Allied Solutions’ Meet Me on Main. Make your way to Main Street and Range Line Road for an evening of art, shopping, music, and more. Enjoy live music throughout the District,...
Who has the best rain barrel in Carmel? Don’t ask us, that decision is all yours
CARMEL, Ind. (THE REPORTER) — Carmel’s Rain on Main event will take place Aug. 9 to 17 in the Arts & Design District. Walt Thacker, seen here, will represent the Hamilton County Artists’ Association and is one of two dozen artists who are painting these rain barrels. On Aug. 9, these barrels will be displayed […]
1,450 Ring in July 4 with a Run/Walk in Yorktown
Big fun before some rain started – Yesterday started with fun in Yorktown. the 4 for the 4th run and walk started the daylong plan there. Muncie City Council voted 7 to 2 to table ordinance 12-24 at Monday’s City Council Meeting. The ordinance would clear a 10% raise for city employees. This ordinance has drawn controversy due to this raise being given by the Mayor’s office without approval from the City Council.
Westfield unveils design for new Fire Station 84
The City of Westfield and the Westfield Fire Department have unveiled renderings for Station 84, located at 191st Street and Chad Hittle Drive in the northern portion of the city. This additional station will serve the growing community with exceptional fire and medical services. Construction will begin soon and is...
Grant would help pay for outdoor fitness court in Fishers
The City of Fishers has received a grant to help pay for an outdoor fitness court that would cost the city up to approximately $237,000 in materials and labor. The Fishers City Council unanimously approved a resolution June 17 accepting the grant funds and agreeing to work with the National Fitness Campaign to plan its installation, pending final approval by the council later this year.
Shaffer: wishful thinking is no way to run a city
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TONIGHT: Join CSO & ATI for patriotic concert at Carmel Gazebo
Join the Carmel Symphony Orchestra for a free concert at CarmelFest at 8 p.m. tonight, July 4, at the Gazebo. Guest Conductor Vladimir Kulenovic to conduct the full Carmel Symphony Orchestra. He’s been a “conductor with an uncommon passion” by John von Rhein of The Chicago Tribune. Read more about at VladimirKulenovic.com.
Carmel Clay Public Library to hold Local Author Fair
The Carmel Clay Public Library will hold a Local Author Fair, a celebration of literary talent and community engagement, from 1 to 4 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 24 at the Main Library, 425 E. Main St. Admission is free. Attendees will have the unique opportunity to connect with dozens of...
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