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Current in South Published 6 hours ago

Gramm brings farewell tour to Palladium in Carmel

At 76, Lou Gramm is tired of spending time in airports and not enough time with his cars. “I’ve been touring for 54 years, and I just think that takes up most of my summers and I miss my family during those times,” he said. “I also miss my biggest hobby, which is muscle cars.…

Current in South Published 7 hours ago

Snapshot: Wine, Women & Shoes raises $350K for children’s hospital

Guests in summer chic attire spent the day at Lucas Estate for Wine, Women & Shoes, a fundraiser that raised more than $350,000 for Peyton Manning Children’s Hospital. The event, organized by Called to Care, included food, clothing, jewelry and other vendors; a silent auction;…

Current in Westfield Published 7 hours ago

Westfield Rotary launches student-led initiative

Rotary Club of Westfield wants to know what happens when students are asked to solve a problem in their own school. The club has launched a new initiative to channel its three core service priorities — fighting food insecurity, developing young leaders and building community…

LarryInFishers Published 10 hours ago

Fishers launches free service to help people find mental health support

The Fishers Health Department has launched a free service to help people find mental health providers, connect with community resources and decide where to turn for support. Appointments for the mental health navigation service are available beginning Tuesday, Sept. 15, according…

The Hamilton County Reporter Published 16 hours ago

Joint 9/11 Memorial Ceremony marks 25 years since attacks

Hamilton County and the City of Noblesville came together last Friday morning at the 4-H Fairgrounds in Noblesville to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the September 11, 2001, terrorist attacks,...

The Hamilton County Reporter Published 16 hours ago

Fishers Health Department releases Community Health Assessment Report

Nearly 1,500 survey responses identify mental health, healthy living & aging well as priorities Submitted Fishers residents report strong overall health and quality of life, but a new Community Health...

The Hamilton County Reporter Published 16 hours ago

Sertoma Club donates to local flood relief

The Sertoma Club of Broad Ripple recently presented a check for $5,200 to the Hamilton County Flood Relief organization recently as part of the club’s charitable outreach. Most of the...

The Hamilton County Reporter Published 16 hours ago

Young Millers support & encourage flood victims

Recently, students at Noblesville Schools wrote letters to Noblesville flood victims in coordination with SERVE Village. Thank you to these kind-hearted kids for such caring and inspirational notes.

LarryInFishers Published September 14

Fishers Century Club to focus on Hamilton County flood relief Sept. 15

The Fishers Century Club will focus its quarterly giving on local charities that helped Hamilton County residents affected by recent flooding when it meets Tuesday, Sept. 15. The meeting is scheduled for 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at The Club Coworking, 9800 Crosspoint Blvd.,…

Current in Westfield Published September 14

Heart & Soul: Free clinic in Westfield offers health care to uninsured, underinsured

Hamilton County has a relatively low rate of people without health insurance. However, a free clinic in Westfield treated about 700 people – totaling approximately 1,700 patient visits – just last year. For Heart & Soul Free Clinic Executive Director Lisa Zouvelos Kreag, the…

LarryInFishers Published September 14

Purdue nursing graduate’s matcha stand raises $8,200 for The Milk Bank

A volunteer visit to The Milk Bank inspired Purdue University nursing graduate Larissa Velasquez to turn her love of matcha into a fundraising effort for infants in need of donor milk. Velasquez launched Matcha for a Greater Love in March 2026. By August, the nonprofit had raised…

Current in South Published September 14

A shared vision: High school seniors drive fight against ALS

By directing more than $25,000 toward research and patient care to the ALS Therapy Development Institute, high school seniors Aryav Das and Samarth Dunakhe are reshaping the fight against amyotrophic lateral sclerosis. What began as a high school research project has transformed…

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