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The three candidates seeking district seats on the Carmel Clay Schools board of trustees are unopposed in the Nov. 3 general election. That means Republicans Stephanie Flittner and Jennifer Cashin and Democrat Michele Kirby are essentially guaranteed 4-year terms beginning in January 2027. Cashin,
Work to construct a long-awaited roundabout will soon begin at 116th Street and AAA Way.The intersection is expected to close for approximately three months beginning July 13. Access to businesses in Merchants Square and surrounding areas will be maintained throughout the project.The city
A California Christian school teacher has pleaded guilty to sexually abusing a family member over several years and faces life in prison.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
CarmelFest celebrated Independence Day and the nation’s 250th anniversary July 3 and 4 at Civic Square and Carmel Green. The event, presented by the Rotary Club of Carmel, included live music, a parade, food and retail vendors, a KidZone and more. Attendees endured blistering heat both days, and a t
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
Last month, Carmel City Council President Matt Snyder told attendees at a town hall meeting that he supported raising residential stormwater fees from $6.85 to $10 per month to fund major improvements aimed at ending decades of flooding and other issues in some of Carmel’s older neighborhoods.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
An employee at Target in Carmel is accused of inappropriately touching a woman he was training on her first day on the job. The woman told police that Tyrone Gibson, 27, on May 6 made multiple inappropriate comments about her breasts before he touched her buttocks with a box, according to a probabl
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
The City of Carmel and Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation celebrated the July 3 opening of a towering new play structure and expansion of Monon Boulevard with a ribbon cutting and ceremonial first slide.The $2 million music-themed play structure is east of the Monon Greenway just north of City
Former Rhema Bible Church pastor Craig Hagin pleaded to two misdemeanor counts in his animal cruelty case, avoiding a felony conviction.
As the U.S. celebrates 250 years of independence, Carmel is celebrating its 50th year as a city. Current reached out to members of the first city council and all living mayors with questions about their time in office and how the city has changed.Sue Finkam, who served on the city council for 12
Life Church Lead Pastor Nathan Peternel returned to public ministry July 5, more than four months after announcing he would temporarily step away to undergo a “structured restorative process” guided by the Assemblies of God Indiana District leadership.The pastor’s leave occurred after multiple
