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Manchester Dominates Wabash With 3-0 Shutout Win
Coming off of two straight losses, the Manchester boys soccer team looked to make a statement Thursday as the boys hosted Wabash for their second conference game of the season. Using crucial goals in the opening stages of both the first and second halves, the Squires remained unbeaten in the Three Rivers Conference with a 3-0 win.
Contract security officers leave jail in Atlanta after nonpayment of contract
ATLANTA (AP) — Some security officers at a jail in Atlanta that is under federal investigation walked off the job after the Fulton County sheriff’s office failed to pay money owed to the third-party contractor that employs them, the sheriff’s office said. The Fulton County Sheriff’s Office...
Rochester Park Board Asking For Public Input On Parks
ROCHESTER — If you use Rochester park facilities, the Rochester Park and Recreation Board needs your input. The board has a survey out for the public to fill out through mid-September, said Park Board President Alex Berlin. The survey, which may be found on the Rochester Park and Recreation...
'The future of Indiana is dying' | Teens pressure lawmakers to address mental health crisis
INDIANAPOLIS — Teenagers in Indiana are in crisis and need help. That was the message from a group of high school students who came to the Indiana Statehouse Wednesday, Aug. 28. The students came from across the state to be part of a youth mental health roundtable. They talked...
‘Go On, You N—er’: Indiana Woman Hits Pregnant Woman Holding a Baby with Baseball Bat During Racist Tirade, Court Documents Allege
Authorities arrested an Indiana woman accused of hitting a pregnant woman with a baseball bat while calling her multiple slurs and insults during a fiery […] ‘Go On, You N—er’: Indiana Woman Hits Pregnant Woman Holding a Baby with Baseball Bat During Racist Tirade, Court Documents Allege
Richard Allen’s confessions to family, doctors ruled admissible in Delphi murders trial
CARROLL COUNTY, Ind. – Several reported confessions to family members, jail staff and doctors made by Delphi double murder suspect Richard Allen have been ruled admissible in court. Special Judge Fran Gull – assigned to the Carroll County case from Allen County – signed a ruling Thursday that states all statements made by Allen to psychologists, […]
United Way officially expands to Carroll County
United Way, one of the U.S.’s largest nonprofits, is expanding its services to Carroll County in replacement of the Carroll County United Fund, which was dissolved in 2021. The nonprofit’s Lafayette branch announced plans to launch a new United Way northeast of Lafayette in Carroll County, according to an Aug. 5 press release.
Flora Depot Day Cutest Little Toot Baby Contest Submission Due Next Friday, Sept. 6
Carroll County community members have been invited to participate in the “Flora Depot Day Cutest Little ‘Toot’ Baby Contest” to showcase their children as well as their artistic ability with submissions due next Friday, Sept. 6. The Flora Depot Railroad and Local History Museum is hosting...
Silver Alert canceled for missing man from Roann
UPDATE 7:47 p.m.: The Roann Town Marshal’s Office has canceled the Silver Alert, confirming the man has been found safe. ______________________________________________________________________________________________________ ROANN, Ind. — A statewide silver alert has been declared in relation to a missing 73-year-old from Roann. According to the alert, the Roann Town Marshal is investigating the disappearance of 73-year-old Steven Brubaker. […]
Carmel High School grad’s debut book a finalist
Jenna Voris, a 2014 Carmel High School graduate, is among five finalists in the young adult category for the 2024 Eugene and Marilyn Glick Indiana Authors Awards. Now living in Alexandria, Va., her debut book, “Made of Stars,” published in March 2023 by Viking Books for Young Readers, was recognized among the finest books published by Hoosiers in 2022 and 2023.
Thunder In The Park Motorcycle Ride Races Off Next Saturday, Sept. 7 In Camden
The Thunder in the Park Motorcycle Ride is set to kick off next Saturday, Sept. 7 at Camden Jackson Township Park to honor James “Billboard” Rice as he delivers his testimony of faith. The Thunder in the Park Motorcycle Ride races off on Saturday, Sept. 7 with the...
Growing tomorrow’s teachers at Heights today
Hamilton Heights students interested in a career in education can get an up-close and personal look into the profession through Tomorrow’s Teachers: Growing Our Own program at Indiana University Kokomo (IUK). This year marks Heights’ third year to participate in this innovative program is designed to identify, encourage, and prepare individuals in their own community who are interested in becoming an educator or educational professional.
Bibibop opens first southside Indy location. Asian concept to launch other stores in 2024
Bibibop Asian Grill has come to Indianapolis’ southside. The Chipotle-style, build-your-own concept opened a Greenwood-area shop at 8603 S. Emerson Ave. on Aug. 29. The chain has three northside area locations; at 4026 E. 82nd St. in Indianapolis, 9719 E. 116th St. in Fishers and 365 W. 116th St. in Carmel. ...
The Stadium to Break Ground at Appaloosa Crossing
Zionsville Monthly has reported on the progress of the mixed-use development Appaloosa Crossing since its initial groundbreaking in 2021. The development is located at the southeast corner of County Road 300 South and U.S. 421 (aka 146th Street and North Michigan Road). The architectural details and equestrian themes throughout the...
Mixed-use development opens affordable housing in downtown Indy
INDIANAPOLIS — Indianapolis Mayor Joe Hogsett joined the Indy Department of Public Works, Department of Metropolitan Development and TWG Development to celebrate the opening of a new mixed-use development featuring affordable housing in downtown Indy Wednesday. On Aug. 28, the $58 million project Rise on Meridian opened at 915...
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