Plans for Forest View Farms, a proposed 413-home neighborhood on 215 acres near 166th Street and Olio Road, are moving to a final Noblesville Common Council vote following a favorable plan commission recommendation.
The Hamilton Southeastern Schools Board of Trustees approved a $325.9 million budget for 2027 on Oct. 28 and heard a proposed teacher contract, which returns for a final vote on Nov. 4.
Noblesville Schools ranked in the top 9 percent of all Indiana districts for math and English language arts, according to state ILEARN results presented to the school board on Oct. 27.
The Hamilton Southeastern Schools Board of Trustees approved a $325.9 million budget for 2027 on Oct. 28 and heard a proposed teacher contract, which returns for a final vote on Nov. 4.
Noblesville Schools ranked in the top 9 percent of all Indiana districts for math and English language arts, according to state ILEARN results presented to the school board on Oct. 27.
Election contributions from Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness and State Rep. Chris Huston have supported specific Hamilton Southeastern school board candidates, with Turk leading in overall fundraising ahead of the November election.
Triumph has canceled its November 27 concert at the Fishers Event Center due to medical circumstances affecting the band. The show was part of the group's 2026 Reloaded Tour.
Guerin Catholic High School President Deacon Rick Wagner will retire following the 2026-27 school year, concluding his four-year tenure at the Carmel-based institution and a 42-year career in Catholic education.
Fishers police are investigating reports of verbal and physical abuse targeting walkers on the Nickel Plate Trail. Authorities released photos of a person of interest on Friday afternoon.
Westfield Police Department K-9 Billy has retired following seven years of service to the city, according to an announcement from Westfield Washington Schools.
Noblesville officials held a groundbreaking ceremony for the new official police headquarters on October 29. The project marks a significant step forward in the city's public safety infrastructure development.
The Fishers Police Department is seeking public assistance to locate 58-year-old David Smith, last seen in Fishers on the evening of Oct. 26. He is described as 5-foot-11 and 249 pounds.
The Indianapolis Office of Sustainability has issued a Knozone air quality advisory for Wednesday evening through Thursday morning due to expected unhealthy levels of fine particulate matter in the metropolitan area.
Hamilton County officials dedicated a new fire training tower on Oct. 26 at the county’s Public Safety Training Center, marking a significant milestone in expanding local emergency response capabilities.
Westfield officials have hired American Structurepoint to analyze the traffic impact of a proposed Costco at 191st Street and U.S. 31, a move that also includes evaluating the surrounding 191st Street corridor.
The Carmel Comedy Club is opening at The Cat in Midtown Carmel, with a schedule running through November 28, 2026, aimed at providing an intimate venue for live performances.
Westfield officials have hired American Structurepoint to analyze the traffic impact of a proposed Costco at 191st Street and U.S. 31, a move that also includes evaluating the surrounding 191st Street corridor.
The Carmel Comedy Club is opening at The Cat in Midtown Carmel, with a schedule running through November 28, 2026, aimed at providing an intimate venue for live performances.
Fishers officially opened a new municipal dog park at the Fishers Community Center on Oct. 27. The project addresses a long-standing request from local pet owners for dedicated recreational space.
The Fishers Redevelopment Commission approved increasing the city's funding commitment to a 200,000-square-foot multi-sports complex from $15 million to $23 million, enabling developer Buckingham Properties to finalize the purchase of the site.
Kroger's proposed 100,000-square-foot marketplace store in Westfield's Towne West Village development has received favorable feedback from the Advisory Planning Commission for updated design elements, including higher-grade materials and a 12-foot rear wall.
The City of Fishers has authorized a $90,000 contract with Nelco Architecture to develop a strategy for attracting new developers to the remaining vacant land within the Fishers District.
Republican incumbent Amy Massillamany and Democratic challenger Nathan Bullock are competing for the Hamilton County Council District 2 seat in the Nov. 3 election, with the district including parts of Fishers.
Early voting is open in Carmel at Wilfong Pavilion, Jill Perelman Pavilion, and the Carmel Clay Public Library. Residents are advised to verify their registration and ballot status at indianavoters.com before arriving.
Republican incumbent Amy Massillamany and Democratic challenger Nathan Bullock are competing for the Hamilton County Council District 2 seat in the Nov. 3 election, with the district including parts of Fishers.
Early voting is open in Carmel at Wilfong Pavilion, Jill Perelman Pavilion, and the Carmel Clay Public Library. Residents are advised to verify their registration and ballot status at indianavoters.com before arriving.
Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam has announced her 2027 reelection bid, seeking a second term to continue her current agenda. The announcement was made via social media on October 29.
Hamilton County has implemented new assistive technology at local polling sites, allowing voters with disabilities to cast their ballots independently. The technology was recently utilized by a first-time voter in Noblesville.
Hamilton County property owners are reminded that fall property tax payments are due by November 10th. The deadline is set to ensure timely collection of revenue for county government services.
Westfield's Countryside neighborhood homeowners association has updated its enforcement policy after receiving pushback for charging residents legal fees for covenant violation notices, even when issues were fixed promptly.
Local couple Chris and Katie Nurnberger founded Front Porch Records in 2025, opening a new music label and physical space in Noblesville to help local creators distribute their work.
IU Health North Hospital in Fishers has earned the American Heart Association’s Gold Plus stroke care award for the third consecutive year, highlighting its ongoing commitment to nationally recognized treatment standards.
The Advancing Westfield Foundation has awarded $499,000 in grants to 22 local organizations. The funding supports nonprofit initiatives aimed at providing essential services to youth and adults in the Westfield community.
Al Manakeesh, a local eatery in Fishers, has recently garnered positive feedback for its authentic Palestinian cuisine and hospitality, offering residents a new dining option in the area.
Noblesville’s Walmart Store #923 awarded a $2,000 grant to the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville, supporting the organization's youth mission.
The Central Indiana Regional Development Authority has launched the 'Catalyze Plan,' an economic framework designed to attract life sciences investment. The initiative is spearheaded by Fishers Mayor Scott Fadness.
Local couple Chris and Katie Nurnberger founded Front Porch Records in 2025, opening a new music label and physical space in Noblesville to help local creators distribute their work.
IU Health North Hospital in Fishers has earned the American Heart Association’s Gold Plus stroke care award for the third consecutive year, highlighting its ongoing commitment to nationally recognized treatment standards.
Hamilton Southeastern’s girls soccer team secured a second consecutive state title with a 3-1 win over Center Grove on Saturday, October 31, finishing their season with an undefeated 23-0 record.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools has introduced John Sponsel as the principal of Lantern Road Elementary. The feature highlights his philosophy on student leadership and his commitment to individual advocacy for students.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools failed to sell 16 acres at 136th Street in a recent auction, despite significant interest from potential buyers. The district is now reevaluating its options for the site.
Hundreds of community members, alumni, and staff gathered on October 30 to celebrate the history of the current Shamrock Springs Elementary building before the school transitions to new facilities.
Carmel High School students are raising funds for BOLD, a local nonprofit that provides therapy through ballroom dancing for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Hamilton Southeastern Schools is highlighting its partnerships with local community organizations to provide students with unique field trip experiences, such as Farm 2 Table programs, beyond the traditional classroom setting.
Olio Road detours at Southeastern Parkway persist, while holiday light installation will cause new lane restrictions on 116th Street on Nov. 2 and 3, according to the latest city road report.
Eighth Street in downtown Noblesville will close between Logan and Conner streets on Oct. 31 and Election Night, Nov. 3, to allow election staff to manage ballot and supply transport.
The Olio Road and Southeastern Parkway roundabout is set to reopen to traffic by the end of 2026, according to Fishers engineering officials, with additional progress nearing completion at 116th and Allisonville.
Veterans and military personnel can attend monthly social meetings through August 2027 to connect with the community, featuring monthly rotating sponsors providing free coffee and breakfast.
Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill in Hamilton County hosts its annual Harvest Festival each weekend through November 1, offering families orchard activities and seasonal cider mill experiences.
Veterans and military personnel can attend monthly social meetings through August 2027 to connect with the community, featuring monthly rotating sponsors providing free coffee and breakfast.
Stuckey Farm Orchard and Cider Mill in Hamilton County hosts its annual Harvest Festival each weekend through November 1, offering families orchard activities and seasonal cider mill experiences.
Fishers Parks is hosting a forest bathing session on Nov. 1, 2026, offering participants a guided nature immersion experience to improve sensory awareness and practice mindfulness in the local environment.
Actors Theatre of Indiana hosted over 40 Pike High School students for a performance of “Little Shop of Horrors” at the Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel on Oct. 28.
Fishers hosts its annual Boo Bash Halloween celebration at the Nickel Plate District Amphitheater on October 31, 2026, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. featuring family-friendly activities.
The Indy Ignite will play their 13-match 2027 home schedule at the Fishers Event Center, beginning Jan. 17 against the Vegas Thrill. Public ticket sales for the professional volleyball matches open Nov. 5.