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Current in South Published 8 hours ago

Athlete of the week: Westfield High School QB benefits from chemistry with receivers

For Westfield High School junior quarterback Cooper Melvin, the connection he has with his receiving group is key to his accuracy. “I’ve been throwing to these guys since I moved here in seventh grade,” he said. “So with that chemistry that (we’ve) built, I know where they are…

Current in South Published 10 hours ago

Looking back, pressing ahead: 20 years of Current Publishing

We’re turning 20 years old in October. It’s a long way back to July 5, 2005, when my co-founder, Brian Kelly, and I decided to team and chase the dreams we were pursuing independently. That morning at 8:45 is when he and I decided to join forces with complementary areas of…

WRBI Country 103.9 FM Published 14 hours ago

Sports Daily Digest September 28, 2026

Batesville’s Alexis Gallagher and Stella Maple qualified for the IHSAA Girls Golf State Finals as individual golfers following their performances at Saturday’s Regional at The Legends Golf Club in Franklin. Gallagher shot a 74 while [...]

WRBI Country 103.9 FM Published September 27

BHS’ Gallagher, Maple Qualify for State

Batesville’s Alexis Gallagher and Stella Maple qualified for the IHSAA Girls Golf State Finals as individual golfers following their performances at Saturday’s Regional at The Legends Golf Club in Franklin. Gallagher shot a 74 while [...]

InkFreeNews Published September 25

300 Jobs Coming To Greenwood With New Amazon Facility

Amazon will invest $100 million and add 300 high-paying jobs to the Central Indiana area when the tech company opens a new manufacturing facility in Greenwood.

WKVI Radio 99.3 FM / 1520 AM Published September 25

Indiana moves one step closer to its first Buc-ee’s

GREENWOOD, Ind. — The Greenwood City Council has cleared the way for a Buc-ee’s to be built near I-65 and Worthsville Road. The council voted 7-2 Monday night to rezone about 80 acres of land for the project. Plans call for an $85 million Buc-ee’s with a 74,000-square-foot travel…

Current in South Published September 24

Letter: Yes for continued academic excellence

Editor, Excellence is a longstanding tradition at Hamilton Southeastern Schools. Our families expect it. Our educators work toward it. And, most importantly, our students deserve it. As we look toward the future, our focus is on maintaining what we’ve built and continuing the…

Current in South Published September 24

Letter: OneZone supports referendums

Editor, The OneZone Chamber Board of Directors has voted to support referendum proposals on the Nov. 3 ballot for Carmel Clay Schools, Hamilton Southeastern Schools, Noblesville Schools, Sheridan Community Schools and Westfield Washington Schools. Strong schools and a strong…

WBIW 1340 AM News Published September 24

Governor Braun announces 300 high-wage jobs at new Amazon manufacturing facility

GREENWOOD – Indiana Governor Mike Braun announced today that Amazon will invest more than $100 million to establish a new manufacturing facility in central Indiana, creating...

Current in South Published September 23

Q&A: Meet the candidates for District 29

Two candidates are vying for the District 29 seat in the Indiana House of Representatives in the Nov. 3 general election. Democrat Devon Wellington, who works in education policy and has worked with the U.S. Department of Education, will face Republican incumbent Alaina…

Current in South Published September 23

Hendricks Civic Theatre to present classic whodunit

Scott Post has wanted to direct “Clue” for a long time. “I applied to direct this in 2020,” he said. “It’s absolutely one of my favorite movies of all time. When they had a play version of it, I was like, ‘I absolutely need to do this.’” Hendricks Civic Theatre will present five…

Current in South Published September 23

Letter: Recent financial history doesn’t support referendum need

Editor, Carmel Clay Schools has said it needs a referendum to raise at least $62 million annually to cover the shortfall in property taxes. CCS’ recent financial history is leading me to vote against this referendum. The June 16 Current article says that CCS is expected to lose…

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