Current newspapers writer, Daily Journal of Johnson County and Associated Press correspondent. Ex-IndyStar sportswriter. IU grad. Carmel resident, Cincy native.
Carmel, United States (Local)
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Clara Keiper is eager to expand her musical repertoire.The 2026 Zionsville Community High School graduate will participate in the Songbook Academy July 11-18 at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. She was one of 40 participants selected from across the nation.“I’m also
Most golfers go a lifetime without getting a hole-in-one.Joel Kirsh, 66, and his son, Trevor Kirsh, 33, got their aces in the same round June 7 at Bridgewater Club in Westfield.“It was amazing and it was both of our first holes-in-one,” said Joel, who lives with his wife on the fourth tee bo
The late Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay was known for his charitable acts.So, to help celebrate Carmel’s 50th year as a city, the Jim Irsay 1976 Acts of Kindness Day is set for Aug. 5.A Carmel resident, Irsay died in May 2025.“It’s very important to me that as many entities in t
Red Barn Theatre Artistic Director Michael Taylor is convinced audiences will embrace the season finale.“It’s a newer show with a very contemporary feel that is based in the Renaissance times,” Taylor said. “It’s the story of the creation of the first musical. It’s funny. It’s a great way to
For Erik Braden, partnering with the national championship Indiana University football program made a lot of sense.Last year, Fishers-based Braden Business Systems partnered with Purdue University basketball player Braden Smith, who was traded to the Indiana Pacers after he was drafted in the se
Carmel High School will be well-represented at the Songbook Academy.A combined record number of seven former and current CHS students are among the 40 finalists from across the nation participating in the summer intensive program from July 11-18 at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts
By: Mark Ambrogi
Soren McLaughlin enjoyed her first Songbook Academy experience so much that she applied again.The 2026 Noblesville High School graduate was selected as one of the 40 national finalists at Songbook Academy, set for July 11-18 at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel. The weekl
By: Mark Ambrogi
Riya Koya and Zaina Khan’s final high school project was quite productive.The 2026 Carmel High School graduates won the STARTedUp Challenge innovation pitch state competition June 12 at Butler University. Koya and Khan’s project, Occlusense, is a device designed for use in a hospital setting to
Actors Theatre of Indiana Associate Artistic Director Darrin Murrell is returning to a tribute to Indiana composers Hoagy Carmichael and Cole Porter he created nearly 30 years ago.“Hoagy and Cole: Indiana Music on My Mind” is set for 7:30 p.m. July 22 at Feinstein’s at Hotel Carmichael. The perf
Nathalie Cruz knew the ‘wrong’ play was right for her.The Carmel resident will appear in Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre’s production of “The Play That Goes Wrong,” which runs from July 16 through Aug. 23 at the Indianapolis venue. The comedy follows an accident-prone theater group that attempt
