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Hendricks County International Festival returns Oct. 3 with cultures from around the world
8+ hour, 59+ min ago (243+ words) A celebration of cultures from around the world is returning to Plainfield this fall with food, music, dance and educational activities representing 20 countries. The seventh annual Hendricks County International Festival is scheduled for Oct. 3 at Hobbs Station. The free, family-friendly…...
Letter: Practical reform needed
8+ hour, 25+ min ago (301+ words) John Blackman’s (Aug. 25) letter was wrong on many points, but more importantly, it was wrong to frame immigration as a partisan issue. Reasonable people on both sides agree our immigration system needs reform. Fear-mongering will not help anyone. The Biden…...
Former Optum patients report difficulty in getting medical records
3+ day, 53+ min ago (351+ words) Former patients of Optum Primary Care in Zionsville said they’ve had difficulty accessing their medical records since the provider closed in June. Wendy Sloman of Lebanon was a longtime patient at Optum until it closed. She found a new provider…...
HSE board OKs homeless policy language change
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (273+ words) In a split vote Sept. 9, the Hamilton Southeastern Schools Corp. Board of Trustees voted to change the wording of a policy related to students without stable housing from “Homeless Children” to “Children Experiencing Homelessness.” After some debate, the policy was…...
Westfield Advisory Plan Commission hears comments about proposed ‘Agrihood,’ other projects
3+ day, 10+ hour ago (454+ words) Westfield resident Kevin Welsh told the city’s plan commission Sept. 9 that sewage odor from the nearby wastewater treatment plant is only one reason commissioners should consider denying or amending a proposed “agrihood.” The proposed Hidden Oaks planned unit development is…...
Carmel Clay Schools officials make case for 78 percent referendum rate increase
4+ day, 5+ hour ago (1454+ words) This fall, Carmel Clay Schools will ask voters to approve a referendum rate nearly 78 percent higher than what they are paying now. District leaders say the move is necessary to continue offering the same level of education in light of…...
Letter: Don’t cancel school on election days
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (272+ words) Current Publishing Editor, According to an article in the Sept 1 edition of Current in Carmel about public school campuses operating as vote centers, âOfficials at Carmel Clay Schools were among those not immediately on board CCS Superintendent Thomas Oestreich…...
Opinion: Slippery slope of compliance
5+ day, 3+ hour ago (251+ words) Current Publishing In his 1886 work, âBeyond Good and Evil,â Chapter 9 (âWhat is Noble?â), German philosopher and social critic Friedrich Nietzsche asserted, âEvery elevation of the type âmanâ has hitherto been the work of an…...
Brownsburg council advances proposal to move municipal elections to even years
1+ week, 7+ hour ago (543+ words) The Brownsburg Town Council advanced a proposal Aug. 27 that would move the town’s municipal elections from odd-numbered years to even-numbered general election years, a change supporters say could save taxpayers money and increase voter participation. The council voted 4-1 on first…...
Zionsville’s proposed 2026 budget to end soft hiring freeze, dip into reserves
1+ week, 4+ day ago (538+ words) The Town of Zionsville plans to add six firefighters, give raises of about 3 percent to town employees and have temporary deficit spending in 2027. Those were some of the highlights from Zionsville Mayor John Stehr’s budget presentation Aug. 30 to the Zionsville…...