Matthew Kent is a Features Editor at Current Publishing. He focuses on regional interest and world news, with a particular emphasis on Latin America, covering topics such as crime, nonprofits, traffic, and basketball, including the NBA. His work has been featured in Current Publishing, DM2I, The Line of Best Fit, and War on the Rocks.
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Matthew Kent's coverage heavily focuses on local government announcements, events, and press releases related to Noblesville and Westfield in Indiana. His articles cover a range of topics including government & politics, business & industry, education, art, music with an emphasis on local events and developments.
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By: Matthew Kent
Noblesville First United Methodist Church has taken its services outdoors, providing worshippers with an opportunity to enjoy more than 100 acres at Teter Retreat and Organic Farm every Sunday morning. “This is my first summer with Noblesville First United Methodist Church,” said Nicole Caldwell-Gr
By: Matthew Kent
The Pride of Westfield marching band is getting ready for its upcoming season with a performance that will bring audience members to new territories and beyond the parameters of what they already know. The 115-member band will perform “Uncharted” during its shows that will feature nautical and map
The number of proposals being considered for the operation or management of Grand Park has been narrowed down to three entities. The city sent out requests for proposals in 2022 regarding the 400-acre complex that serves as the training camp for the Indianapolis Colts and received seven proposals.
An event that will benefit three local nonprofit organizations serving youths will return for its second year in November. The Spotlight on Art Benefiting Children event will be presented from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Nov. 9 at Hotel Carmichael, 1 Carmichael Square, in Carmel. Tickets are $50 per person.
Noblesville has approved a tax abatement tied to the $19 million development of a speculative industrial building at the southwest corner of 146th Street and Olio Road. The tax abatement was requested by DNK Noblesville LLC and Patch Development, which has committed to building two speculative buil
Nickel Plate Arts is looking ahead to 2024 with plans to upgrade its campus and provide dedicated space for artists in downtown Noblesville. The arts organization, at 107 S. 8th St., is negotiating a funding agreement with Katie Beeson Nurnberger and her husband, Chris, who own the historic Lacy Bu
The Westfield Lions Club is continuing to see growth in its membership as it embarks on a renovation project at its new clubhouse on East 161st Street. The club, which was established in 1930, added eight new members during the 2022-23 calendar year, bringing its total membership to 63 individuals,
By: Matthew Kent
Marking her first headline show since a run of festival appearances and stadium shows with Coldplay and Ed Sheeran, Griff used her sold-out night at EartH to showcase her forthcoming project.
By: Laurie Lecomte, Kristina Stenløkk, Claire-Merot, Florent Sylvestre, Mariann Arnyasi, Claire Mérot, Sigbjorn Lien, Matthew Kent, Louis Bernatchez, Anne-Laure
Abstract Genomic structural variants (SVs) are now recognized as an integral component of intraspecific polymorphism and are known to contribute to evolutionary processes in various organisms.
The United States has long declared its goal to maintain a “status quo” that avoids an official position on Taiwan’s sovereignty, discourages Taiwan
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