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From Scouts to Olympians she helps kids be safe in the water, check out the latest from Janet Hart Leonard, Myers sees t...
07/29/2024

From Scouts to Olympians she helps kids be safe in the water, check out the latest from Janet Hart Leonard, Myers sees two decades of growth and change, Retiring library director loves reading to children, and Commissioners Altman & Heirbrandt discuss Sheridan-Adams Township reorganization at OneZone ‘Morning Brew’.

https://readthereporter.com/DailyEdition/2024-07-29-Weekly.pdf

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Retiring library director loves reading to children. Ann Hoehn has worked as the director at Hamilton North Public Libra...
07/29/2024

Retiring library director loves reading to children. Ann Hoehn has worked as the director at Hamilton North Public Library since Aug. 1, 2014. After 10 years of dedicated work, she is retiring. Staci Treece will take over her role as director. Both are looking forward to the next chapter in their lives.Hoehn could often be
found in the children’s corner, reading to the children. Click on the link to learn more about her impact on children in the community. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/retiring-library-director-loves-reading-to-children/

Myers sees two decades of growth and change. For 19 years, Brenda Myers has been the president and CEO of Hamilton Count...
07/29/2024

Myers sees two decades of growth and change. For 19 years, Brenda Myers has been the president and CEO of Hamilton County Tourism. Now, she is retiring.Myers started her journey in 2005, launching
grants programs and building interest in Hamilton
County Tourism. Moving forward in developments,
she took advantage of new technology and grew their social media platforms. Click on the link to learn more about the impact she’s made. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/myers-sees-two-decades-of-growth-and-change/

Slow down, Janet…just ask the police offer who pulled her over for speeding on the way to get her hair cut. Click on the...
07/29/2024

Slow down, Janet…just ask the police offer who pulled her over for speeding on the way to get her hair cut. Click on the link to see the lesson Janet walked away with from this exchange. ⬇️
https://readthereporter.com/slow-down-janet/

From Scouts to Olympians Maegen Fleck helps kids be safe in the water. As a lifelong swimmer, she is also the Junior Ro...
07/29/2024

From Scouts to Olympians Maegen Fleck helps kids be safe in the water. As a lifelong swimmer, she is also the Junior Royal 3 Head Coach at Southeastern Swim Club, where two of her Scouts, including her daughter, are competitive swimmers. Her love of swimming is not limited to her swimmers; she also ensures that all her scouts are water-safe. Click on the link to see what she is doing to help keep children safe. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/from-scouts-to-olympians-she-helps-kids-be-safe-in-the-water/

The Fab Four are back at school, check out the latest from Scott Saalman, roundabout construction begins soon at 10th & ...
07/27/2024

The Fab Four are back at school, check out the latest from Scott Saalman, roundabout construction begins soon at 10th & Pleasant in Noblesville, and longtime Tigers Track & Field coach gets national recognition.

https://readthereporter.com/DailyEdition/2024-07-27.pdf

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Nathan Warnecke is first Hoosier to be named National High School Track & Field Boys Coach of the Year. The Fishers boys...
07/27/2024

Nathan Warnecke is first Hoosier to be named National High School Track & Field Boys Coach of the Year. The Fishers boys track and field team claimed its first-ever state title in June at Indiana University. Early this week, Warnecke received another honor: he was named the National High School Track & Field Boys Coach of the Year by the U.S. Track & Field and Cross Country Coaches Association. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/longtime-tigers-track-field-coach-gets-national-recognition/

This week, INDOT announced it is launching a Safe Zones Pilot Program to improve work zone safety.The state plans to beg...
07/27/2024

This week, INDOT announced it is launching a Safe Zones Pilot Program to improve work zone safety.
The state plans to begin using camera technology the current Interstate 70 construction zone in Hancock County from mile markers 95 to 105. There will be warnings given initially and additional work sites will be added over time. Indiana law allows INDOT to deploy up to cameras at up to four sites at any given time. Click on the link to learn more, including ticketing fees. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/indot-set-to-deploy-first-round-of-robocops/

Columnist Scott Saalman and his wife Brynne saw Jeff Lynne’s ELO at the Bridgestone Arena in downtown Nashville in 2019 ...
07/27/2024

Columnist Scott Saalman and his wife Brynne saw Jeff Lynne’s ELO at the Bridgestone Arena in downtown Nashville in 2019 while on their honeymoon. Scott describes this as the perfect concert experience, including fans, that continues to live and replay in his memory. He has seen many performers over the years, but this particular show was his favorite of all time. If that’s the case, click on the link to find why he isn’t buying tickets to their upcoming show in Indy. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/to-relive-an-elo-rockaria-moment-or-not/

This newspaper is blessed with several exceptional columnists, four of whom were at Taylor University for a weekend writ...
07/27/2024

This newspaper is blessed with several exceptional columnists, four of whom were at Taylor University for a weekend writers’ conference. They tell us they were there to sharpen their skills (and pencils), but we know better. All four of these ladies should be teaching the next generation of writers … ok, one of them was in fact a presenter. Alright, ladies, we expect the bar to be raised just a little bit next week when we see you in print again. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/the-fab-four-are-back-at-school/

Harvest Food Bank receives $15K grant from Hamilton County Community Foundation, BGCN grateful for $5K donation from Ton...
07/26/2024

Harvest Food Bank receives $15K grant from Hamilton County Community Foundation, BGCN grateful for $5K donation from Tony Etchison Memorial Foundation, check out the latest from Amy Shankland, Carmel unveils newly expanded Police Department, City Court & Clerk’s Office, and Tower cites “incredible culture” of HSE athletics after one month as Royals co-AD.

https://readthereporter.com/DailyEdition/2024-07-26.pdf

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Drew Tower has already had quite a bit of success in his life. From high school basketball state champion to administrat...
07/26/2024

Drew Tower has already had quite a bit of success in his life. From high school basketball state champion to administrator of the year, Tower has become an example of what opportunities Indiana high school athletics can offer to young people. Tower has begun writing the next chapter of his story, as he joined Hamilton Southeastern High School as a co-athletic director this month. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/tower-cites-incredible-culture-of-hse-athletics-after-one-month-as-royals-co-ad/

Mayor Sue Finkam joined Carmel Police Chief Drake Sterling and other community members on Thursday to celebrate the rece...
07/26/2024

Mayor Sue Finkam joined Carmel Police Chief Drake Sterling and other community members on Thursday to celebrate the recently completed expansion of the Carmel Police Department (CPD). The renovation and expansion of the department’s headquarters includes an addition that houses the Carmel City Court and Clerk’s Office, formerly located in City Hall, along with the necessary programs accompanied by them, to better serve the community for generations to come. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/carmel-unveils-newly-expanded-police-department-city-court-clerks-office/

On Monday, the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville was a recipient of a generous $5,000 donation from th...
07/26/2024

On Monday, the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville was a recipient of a generous $5,000 donation from the third annual Tony Etchison Memorial Golf Outing at Fox Prairie in Noblesville. Funds will be used to benefit the Club’s affordable after-school programs that focus on Academic Success, Good Character & Citizenship, and Healthy, Active Lifestyles. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/bgcn-grateful-for-5k-donation-from-tony-etchison-memorial-foundation/

07/26/2024

Paul Poteet is playing auctioneer and butchering Broadway cat names on this episode of "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have events from Westfield Welcome, Main Street Productions, Inc., Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, and more. Stick around for news with a little spontaneous singing in the library and a look at the week o' weather.

Check out the latest from Amy Shinneman and Ray Adler, Westfield Lions swear-in new officers and add two new members, ov...
07/25/2024

Check out the latest from Amy Shinneman and Ray Adler, Westfield Lions swear-in new officers and add two new members, over 400 people find resources thanks to Hamilton County Veterans Corp, and five county wrestlers compete in Greco-Roman tournament.

https://readthereporter.com/DailyEdition/2024-07-25.pdf

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Columnist Amy Shinneman opens up about how recess during her school days wasn’t always fun and games for her. Click on t...
07/25/2024

Columnist Amy Shinneman opens up about how recess during her school days wasn’t always fun and games for her. Click on the link to learn more about how her disability impacted her experience. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/recess/

The Adler Building turns 35, check out the latest from Dr. Feldman, Noblesville Lions cook for senior citizens, Westfiel...
07/24/2024

The Adler Building turns 35, check out the latest from Dr. Feldman, Noblesville Lions cook for senior citizens, Westfield Washington Public Library raffling beloved historic train table, and Five boys golfers earn Top 10 spots in Junior Golf Masters.

https://readthereporter.com/DailyEdition/2024-07-24.pdf

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The legacy of Tony Etchison continued Monday as the Tony Etchison Memorial Foundation conducted its third annual Golf Ou...
07/24/2024

The legacy of Tony Etchison continued Monday as the Tony Etchison Memorial Foundation conducted its third annual Golf Outing at Fox Prairie Golf Club in Noblesville. The event raised money for the foundation, helping it to achieve its goals to “show love, kindness and make a difference in the lives of our community youth. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/continuing-a-legacy-of-kindness/

Following a public RFP process, City of Fishers staff presented their recommendation of support for a city-wide trash co...
07/24/2024

Following a public RFP process, City of Fishers staff presented their recommendation of support for a city-wide trash contract with Republic Services Tuesday morning during the bimonthly Board of Public Works meeting. The Board cited Republic’s competitive rates, long-standing presence in central Indiana, and familiarity with the Fishers market, where it currently serves nearly 60 percent of Fishers residents. The proposed 10-year contract would go into effect in January 2025. ⬇️

https://readthereporter.com/fishers-recommends-republic-services-for-new-city-wide-trash-contract/

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Paul Poteet is playing auctioneer and butchering Broadway cat names on this episode of "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have events from Westfield Welcome, Main Street Productions, Inc., Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, and more. Stick around for news with a little spontaneous singing in the library and a look at the week o' weather.

What do Bro Country, a Dave Matthews Band tribute, Narnia, Willy Wonka and disco all have in common? We'll give you a moment to think about that... And the answer is: Paul Poteet and "Hello, Hamilton County!" We've got a disco version of Kroger Symphony on the Prairie, Basile Westfield Playhouse's trip to Narnia, Westfield Welcome's Movies on the Plaza, Cool Creek Concerts, and a little sing-a-long with Mr. Weatherman!

Hello, Hamilton County, July 5, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, July 5, 2024

Uncle Paul Poteet brings you the post-July 4 Forecast, events and more on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have the scoop on Nickel Plate Express rail bikes, Cicero Kiwanis pancakes breakfast, Lights Over Morse Lake's new queen and other local news. Thanks go out to American Bank of Freedom and Representative Victoria Spartz this week. We hope you had a great Independence Day, Hamilton County!

Hello, Hamilton County, June 28, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, June 28, 2024

Uncle Paul Poteet want you to enjoy this week's "Hello, Hamilton County!" He's a shining star for you to see what your week can truly be. We have your July 4 forecast, events across the county, and some really unique dance moves. Thanks go out to American Bank of Freedom, Carmel Symphony Orchestra, Lights Over Morse Lake and Carmel Community Players.

Hello, Hamilton Cunty, June 21, 2024
Hello, Hamilton Cunty, June 21, 2024

Paul Poteet brings the heat this week on "Hello, Hamilton County!" He also has some hot events lines up from Carmel Symphony Orchestra, Carmel Community Players, and Hamilton County Parks and Recreation with weekend music at Cool Creek Park & Nature Center.

Hello, Hamilton County, May 31, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, May 31, 2024

Paul Poteet is getting pretty hardcore about how you can't take it with you, so stand by for a wet, stormy forecast on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have events from Main Street Productions, Inc., Hamilton County Parks and Recreation and more!+

Attention race fans! Paul Poteet has your 500 forecast on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" We also have events, news and more, but we all know you only care about the weather for Sunday. Enjoy the show and don't blame Mr. Weatherman.

Hello, Hamilton County, April 26, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, April 26, 2024

Paul Poteet is backed and the weekend is packed on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" Events, news, and weather that finally feels like sprint has sprung...it's all just a click away.

Kids countdown to eclipse
Kids countdown to eclipse

At Cool Creek Park & Nature Center just before totality, this group of youngsters were counting down to the eclipse…over and over until they got it right. Watch the whole video and you’ll see the crowd the moment the skies went dark. We will have abundant photos in our Wednesday edition of The The Hamilton County Reporter Newspaper.

Hello, Hamilton County, March 29 to April 1, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, March 29 to April 1, 2024

Paul Poteet and our post production people are a little off their games on this "Hell, Hamilton County!" Vut no worries, we pull it all together by the end so you can have your weekly look at events, news and weather, thanks to Tom Wood Volkswagen Noblesville and American Bank of Freedom. Enjoy the laughs!

Hello, Hmilton County, March 22, 2024
Hello, Hmilton County, March 22, 2024

Paul Poteet is revved up like a deuce because the the eclipse is right around the corner on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" He even "sings" a little Dean Martin this week. Watch, like, share and enjoy!

Paul Poteet is going green for St. Patrick's Day weekend on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" He even pulls back the curtain in his Emerald City studio to show you the green screen magic. We have St. Pat's events, a look ahead at Easter events, and even a painful pun. All thanks to our friends at American Bank of Freedom, Tom Wood Volkswagen Noblesville and a few others.

Hello, Hamilton Couynty, March 7, 2024
Hello, Hamilton Couynty, March 7, 2024

Paul Poteet is living under a Blue Moon moon and gets a little amped for MashCraft Fishers upcoming eclipse-themed brew on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have events from Carmel Community Players, Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael, The Lume Newfields and more. All this can be yours for the low low price of just one click, thanks to our friends at Tom Wood Volkswagen Noblesville and American Bank of Freedom. Happy viewing.

Hello, Hamilton County, March 1, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, March 1, 2024

Paul Poteet loads up the yacht and sets sail for fun in this week's "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have events from Carmel Community Players, The Nesst of Noblesville, two Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael shows and a little something from Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, all thanks to Representative Victoria Spartz, American Bank of Freedom and Tom Wood Volkswagen Noblesville.

Hello, Hamilton County, February 23, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, February 23, 2024

Paul Poteet is going full Glenn Miller this week in "Hello, Hamilton County!" We have info from Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, Clerical Error Productions, Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael, Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre and more.

Hello, Hamilton County, February 16, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, February 16, 2024

Wolfman Paul Poteet has a bad moon rising on this week's "Hello, Hamilton County!" Thanks to American Bank of Freedom, Representative Victoria Spartz and Tom Wood Volkswagen Noblesville, he's bringing you events, weather and more. You are just a click away from all the fun!

Hello, Hamilton County, February 9, 2023
Hello, Hamilton County, February 9, 2023

Paul Poteet is eclipse-ready with glasses and Moondance music on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" brought to you by Representative Victoria Spartz and American Bank of Freedom. We have info on the latest shows at Westfield Playhouse, Booth Tarkington Civic Theater and Feinstein's at Hotel Carmichael. There's news. There's weather. There's Paul in shades. Enjoy!

Hello, Hamilton County, February 2, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, February 2, 2024

Paul Poteet is going to fly you to the moon, take you down Route 66 and get you lost in Yonkers this week on "Hello, Hamilton County!" Thanks go out to Actors Theatre of Indiana, Westfield Playhouse, American Bank of Freedom, Representative Victoria Spartz and Tom Wood Volkswagen Noblesville...plus Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, of course!

Hello, Hamilton County, January 26, 2024
Hello, Hamilton County, January 26, 2024

Paul Poteet is a little moon-obsessive this week on "Hello, Hamilton County!" Find out about his connection to upcoming eclipse events at Hamilton County Parks and Recreation, get the lowdown on The Hyperion Players play this weekend, keep up to date on the forecast and more. One click and you're in the know!

Mr. Moonlight himself, Paul Poteet is bringing you a few hand of Euchre, comic book creation training, a winter market, and even a bit of relief from the winter weather on this "Hello, Hamilton County!" It all comes thanks to Representative Victoria Spartz and American Bank of Freedom.

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