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Ahhh, the smell of sweet flowers and freshly cut grass; cool April showers that have brought us all the May flowers … we are so ready for summertime! Green grass, blue skies, warm winds and your first invitation to a [...]
As youngster, Jack Beery led his 5th and 6th grade Carmel Pups football team to a state championship, kicking off a lifelong love of athletics. Today, 36 years later, Beery leads the organization that gave him the opportunity to participate [...]
This installment is the first in a three-part series profiling libraries of different sizes and communities in Hamilton County. If you think that your local public library is becoming obsolete, or that the stereotypical prim, bespectacled librarians of yesteryear are [...]
They file in one by one from both front and back entrances, pick up a clipboard with a try-out form to fill out and take a seat in the audience. It’s audition night for I Hate Hamlet at the Carmel [...]
Looking for a hidden treasure in Carmel? I’m sure most of you have noticed a cute little white and red building off the Monon Trail next to Bub’s Cafe. Do any of you know what is housed inside? It’s memorabilia [...]
Turner Woodard is a man who follows his art, and that has led him down some interesting paths. From his first one-man art show as a student at Park Tudor school, to his racing days and now as an entrepreneur, [...]
Being around Nancy Heck is a bit like being in the center of a whirlwind. Her phone rings. Her cell phone buzzes. Mayor Brainard pops into her office. She fields requests from the media and attends a meeting for the [...]
It’s that time of year again … where are you going to send your toddler to preschool? Carmel has a ton of excellent choices, from academically based schools to developmentally based programs. But did you know our own Carmel High [...]
Carmel High School educates a whopping 4,500 students each year from grades nine through twelve. Wow, that’s the size of a small town – think of the town of Cicero just north of here in Hamilton County with just under [...]
When Creekside Middle School received a year-long Office of Special Education Program (OSEP) grant to assist students with autism, Jeanne Meredith, Special Education Department Chair, had no idea the strategies implemented would benefit and greatly affect the general education students [...]
After interviewing an established Carmel artist recently, I left her home feeling completely entertained and grateful to have had the opportunity of meeting her. Her name is Michelle Marocco. Nothing about Michelle or her home décor and furnishings are ordinary. [...]
If shopping for designer clothes, contributing to your local community and cleaning out your closet sound like a great combination for the holidays, then you’ll want to know about Syleta.org, an online marketplace for designer clothing targeted exclusively for students, [...]
By all accounts, Carmel resident Josh Bleill was “just a normal kid growing up,” he said. “Played sports, went to Greenfield Central High School, then to Purdue University. I majored in Restaurant and Hotel Management.” In his senior year, an [...]
Trying to raise our children with good manners, strong values and solid decision making skills is tough in today’s world. Electronic gadgets, abundance of television programming, Wii, X-box – you name it, our families have it. And sometimes the basic [...]
When the doors of The Palladium swing open this January, the community of Carmel will boast a one-of-a-kind performing arts theatre like no other. So it’s only fitting that the parties, events and community activities planned during Opening Week will [...]
In May 2010, the Carmel community voted to support the pursuit for academic excellence. This financial support saved or added over 80 instructional positions and reduced class sizes across the board. These numbers are easy to quote, but what do [...]
The Guilded Leaf’s 6th Annual Book & Author Luncheon is generating quite a bit of excitement in the heart of the luncheon moderator, Andy Murphy. After all, the event melds two of her passions in life: writing and literacy. Andy, [...]
To sing is to produce musical tones with the voice. When all the elements of creating a song are joined together in celebration, the result is nothing less than powerful. The Carmel Repertory Theatre has outdone itself in bringing the [...]
This September 11, while Americans pause to reflect on the terrorist attacks that shocked the nation nine years ago, Carmel resident Erin Beery will also be reflecting on what almost was, and how thankful she is to be alive today. [...]
As any parent can attest, the end of summer break brings a mix of relief and anxiety. Relief that the long, hot days spent trying to keep kids occupied is almost over, but anxiety about trying to get organized to [...]
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