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GCHS Thursday Tennis results
Greensburg lost to Shelbyville in a tight match, 3-2. Playing very well and winning for the Pirates were Mason McNulty 6-2 6-2, and Brody Sanders 6-2, 6-4. Will Weber came up short getting beat 7-5, [...] The post GCHS Thursday Tennis results first appeared on WTRE Radio .
Fridays with Larry: The flood’s hidden toll, and AI’s growing cyber threat
Five weeks after the White River crested near 24 feet in Noblesville, breaking a record that had stood since 1913, the water is gone. For many Hamilton County families, the hardest part may still be ahead. More than 160 county families left their homes during the flood. Fishers…
Cadillac F1 adds three technical leaders as Fishers headquarters takes shape
With its U.S. headquarters under construction in Fishers, the Cadillac Formula 1 team is adding three experienced engineers to its technical leadership, including former Red Bull chief designer Craig Skinner, according to Motorsport.com. Filip Cleeren reports that Skinner will…
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…
Kids bookstore to open next month in downtown Carmel
Wendy Fitzgerald is confident she found the perfect location for Kids Ink Books, which is set to open Oct. 15 at 22 N. Range Line Rd. “We’re super excited to be right in the heart of the Carmel Arts & Design, and I’m personally surprised there’s not already an indie bookstore in…
Free Carmel event to highlight maternal mental health resources
Carmel therapists Brittany Dewbrew-Hale and Leila Mortazavi know the importance of maternal mental health in Indiana. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention data shows roughly 13 percent of Indiana mothers experience postpartum depression symptoms — higher than the national…
Sheridan High School welcomes eight foreign exchange students
Submitted by Sheridan Community Schools This semester, Sheridan High School has the pleasure of having eight foreign exchange students join the student body: Aitana Fernandez Perez, Sergio Agenjo Quiroz, and...
What we carry from the Peace Table
What if peace begins at the breakfast table? Not with a grand speech. Not with everyone agreeing. But with people sitting down together, making room for one another’s stories, and...
Tipton Schools highlights strong financial stewardship in 2027 budget presentation
Submitted by Tipton Community School Corporation At Tipton Community School Corporation’s (TCSC) annual budget hearing on Sept. 22, Business Superintendent Scott Jaworski shared an overview picture of the district’s financial...
‘Food is Medicine’ initiative launches to improve community health through nutrition
A coalition of healthcare, nonprofit, agricultural, and community organizations has launched a six-month Food is Medicine initiative designed to improve health outcomes and increase access to nutritious food for Hamilton...
Noblesville Lions serve up brats at Brewfest
On Saturday, Sept. 12, Lions served bratwurst, hot dogs, and chips at Noblesville Brewfest, which supports the Forest Park Aquatic Center. (ABOVE, from left) Lions Jeff Dick, Gary Hipes, Jen...
“Country-fied” tomatoes
Don’t be fooled by tomatoes that are purchased in a grocery store! There’s something very special about tomatoes that are homegrown. But even beyond that, there’s something even more special...