Jessica Todd is an Editorial Intern at Current Publishing, focusing on local news in Zionsville, Indiana. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community events, local achievements, and human interest stories. Jessica's work has also been featured in Vlad TV and The Peterborough Examiner.
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Jessica Todd's coverage is predominantly local to Zionsville, Indiana, focusing on community events, government announcements, and seasonal activities. She showcases a strong emphasis on family & relationships as well as government & politics within the town.
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By: Jessica Todd
Noblesville resident Joey Moore has been involved in dance for as long as he can remember. Moore, 18, began dancing at age 10. He is participating in his last season with En Pointe Indiana Ballet in Noblesville, which is co-owned by his parents, Christopher and Anne Moore. He has begun the process
The Hamilton County Commissioners held meetings Dec. 9 and Dec. 20, when they awarded bids for small structures at Whistler Road/Forkner Ditch, Pennington Road and Middleton Avenue, and approved a consulting contract for the county’s auditors office, amongst other items. The next Hamilton County Co
Boutique Bargain Bash, a discount shopping event featuring local shops and small businesses, will return to the Hamilton County Fairgrounds in Noblesville, 2003 Pleasant St., from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Jan. 18. Miranda Weaver and Amanda Garst, Fortville residents and co-owners of online boutique Variet
By: Jessica Todd
Noblesville High School senior Amy Schoonover has never had a chance to share her original music with the community — until now. Schoonover, 18, is set to perform in a new live music series tentatively called the Home Brewed Music series, a collaboration between HamCo Live and Bier Brewery at 1618
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After 25 years of service, firefighter-paramedic Todd Watson is leaving his position with the Noblesville Fire Department to work as an EMS clinical educator at Riverview Hospital.Watson, 54, was the lead paramedic for his crew and was a member of the department’s dive team, technical rescue
By: Jessica Todd
The Noblesville Schools Board of Trustees announced 2025 meeting dates and made various appointments during its Jan. 7 meeting. An update also was presented regarding a new softball building at Noblesville High School and a new athletic building at Noblesville East Middle School. A lawyer from Chur
By: Jessica Todd
At its Jan. 13 meeting, the Hamilton County Commissioners elected its 2025 president and vice president and approved an upcoming roadway project, among other items. The next meeting is set for 1 p.m. Jan. 27. What happened: The commissioners elected its president and vice president. What it means
By: Jessica Todd
At its first meeting of the year Jan. 14, the Noblesville Common Council elected new officers, presented Stake in the Ground awards and approved a road impact fee agreement between the city and Hamilton County. The next common council meeting is set for 6 p.m. Jan. 28 at 16 S. 10th St. in Noblesvil
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Noblesville nonprofits SERVE Noblesville and International Disaster Emergency Service partnered to host a meal-packing event on Martin Luther King Jr. Day Jan. 20. All packaged meals will be sent to Ukraine to feed anywhere from 30,000 to 40,000 people in need. Nearly 70 volunteers packed meals, and
Exotic Snacks Indy, a convenience store that sells snacks and drinks from around the world, is now open at 14300 Mundy Dr. in Noblesville. Abdulrahman Ali, 19, co-owns the business with his brothers, Abdullah Ali and Ali Ali, and their cousins, Abdullah Younes Ali, Mohammed Ali, Ahmed Ali and Yaser
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