Caleb Amick is a writer based in Indiana, with a focus on local news and community events. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Herald Bulletin, Cleburne Times Review, Zionsville Times Sentinel, and Yahoo News. Caleb covers a range of topics, from fires and local government decisions to arts and culture.
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A local official's decision to condemn the building housing the town's only convenience store and gas station has sparked frustration among residents.
By: Caleb Amick
SUMMITVILLE — A local official's decision to condemn the building housing the town's only convenience store and gas station has sparked frustration among residents.
The Anderson Symphony Orchestra will perform a selection of dance tunes Saturday that directors hope will have audiences moving in their seats.
The Paramount Theatre's marquee has a new, modern look.
Rudy Pyle III was retained as judge of the Indiana Court of Appeals.
School board candidates Diana Sayre (Alexandria), Greg Granger (Frankton-Lapel), Joshua Brashear (Frankton-Lapel), Ana Blake (South Madison) and Richard Evans (South Madison) each won their respective races.
By: Caleb Amick
Follow Caleb Amick on Twitter @AmickCaleb. Contact him at [email protected] or 765-648-4254. Trending Video Recommended for you
Being in the United States military runs in Jason Ayers' family.
Thousands flocked to Falls Park Saturday for a show of holiday spirit at the annual Christmas in Pendleton event.
By: Caleb Amick
An artist’s rendering shows the Fishers Event Center, which will host its first concert Nov. 22 when the Turnpike Troubadours christen the venue.
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