The Council approved $213,606 to help launch the Dolly Parton Imagination Library program in at its June 4 meeting. Council ...

Gov. Mike Braun, front center, signs legislation authored by State Rep. Alaina Shonkwiler (R-Noblesville), front, second from right, into law May 28 to ensure law enforcement officers share critical ...

Riverview Health recently partnered with IU Health's Trauma Education Outreach team to host a "Difficult Airway Obstacle ...

The Noblesville Common Council approved two residential developments at its June 10 meeting. Developer M/I Homes first introduced the developments, Bending Branch and MontClaire, to the council during ...

Commentary by Jeff Worrell A reader recently asked me how civility applies to the unrest in our cities. It’s a fair question. While civility might seem like a quaint and unrealistic notion when ...

The Democratic Party conducts its annual Night for the Blues fundraiser May 30 at Bash in Carmel. Chairman Josh Lowry said ...

The Mayor's Youth Council, comprised of local high school students who advise Mayor Chris Jensen on issues relevant to youth, ...

Kira Shemesh’s artwork caught the eye of a member of the Parent Teacher Organization at… ...

The you-pick season has begun at Spencer Farm, 7177 E. 161st St. in Noblesville. Spencer Farm co-founder Mark Spencer said the business has been offering you-pick options since it opened 43 years ago.

The Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis recently reported a 12 percent year-over-year increase in new… ...

Westfield Washington Public Library recently launched a community survey as part of its strategic planning process. The survey is open through the end of the month and seeks public input on ...

Prevail Inc., a Noblesville nonprofit, recently received a $5,000 grant from the CenterPoint Energy Foundation to support housing stability for survivors of crime and abuse in Hamilton County. The ...