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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
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
South African televangelists André and Jenny Roebert are taking a break from ministry as they navigate a divorce involving their global Christian media network
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
For years, City of Carmel officials have said the addition of a fire station in northwest Carmel is a top priority, but various issues have prevented it from taking shape. Now, the city has a plan to
David Pooler, a leading expert on adult clergy sexual abuse, crossed the boundaries he warned others against, a GRACE investigation found.
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
Developers of the proposed Hampstead neighborhood near the Village of WestClay have a lot of work to do before the next public meeting to discuss the project. That’s because members of the Carmel Pl
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
As presidential administrations change, so too, does immigration policy. But the shift under the second Trump administration has been more seismic than most, leaving those who work with local
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
For the last several years, Scott Hester has worked to beautify the front edge of his property with flowers, plants and landscaping for those walking the path along Rohrer Road or the Monon Trail,
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
When Jim Garrettson landed an interview to become a teacher at Carmel High School in 1964, he wasn’t sure where the small town even was. He accepted the job, and 12 years later he was on the first ci
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
The law firm investigating the city’s handling of the Carmel Christkindlmarkt will not get a deadline extension to produce its report. The same six councilors who voted in favor of setting an Aug. 20
By: Ann Marie Shambaugh
Hundreds of Carmel residents got to work Aug. 5 serving the community in ways big and small as part of the 1976 Jim Irsay Acts of Kindness Day. The event, a collaboration between the Rotary Club of
