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Housing advocate announces Carmel City Council bid
A housing advocate is running for the Carmel City Council to address concerns with what he calls “top-down development.”. Dakota Crawford, who helped launch the nonprofit Strong Towns Carmel, announced his campaign through a Nov. 9 video posted on social media. “Our seniors and young families are getting priced...
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Carmel wins 33rd sectional championship
The Carmel Greyhounds defeated the Hamilton Southeastern Royals, 17-14, in a sectional championship matchup at Carmel High School on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026. This is Carmel’s 33rd sectional title and its first since 2020. The Greyhounds will face the Carroll Chargers in a regional championship game next week in Fort Wayne.
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Carmel School Board Balks at $10M Bond Add-On After Shrinking Project to $55M
Carmel Clay Schools trustees shaved $4 million off a bond meant to pay for facility renovations and other projects, cutting it from $59 million down to $55 million. Then, at their Nov. 4 meeting, board members were blindsided by a resolution asking them to appropriate an additional $10 million in bond proceeds on top of that reduced figure, and they were not having it.
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Athlete of the week: Senior outside hitter key to Westfield High School’s success
The Westfield High School girls volleyball team came up one victory short of making the state championship match. Nonetheless, the season left senior outside hitter Paige Rudolph with a lifetime of memories. “One of the most special parts of playing at Westfield has been the relationships and memories I’ve made...
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Carmel city councilor, veteran recounts split-second decision that saved 8 lives
Retired U.S. Air Force Col. Tony Green had many memorable experiences during his 30 years in the military, which included 13 active duty deployments and dozens of missions to Afghanistan as a reservist the year after the 9/11 terror attacks. But a June 1997 takeoff from Incirlik Air Base in...
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Celebrating The People Behind Special Olympics
Recently, Special Olympics Indiana recognized four individuals and a family who exemplify the spirit, dedication and impact of the Special Olympics movement during the organization’s 2026 State Conference at the Renaissance Hotel in Carmel. The annual Spirit of Special Olympics Awards honor outstanding athletes, coaches, families, volunteers and Unified...
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New Zionsville audiology office encourages overall health
The owner of a new hearing center wants patients to know their overall health can have a direct impact on their ears. Jordan Hughes, who has a doctorate of audiology from Ball State University, opened Hughes Holistic Audiology last month at 1505 W. Oak St, Suite 200. Her office offers a range of audiological services, including hearing exams, hearing aid consultations and ear wax cleanings. Hughes worked at Midwest Ear Institute in Indianapolis for five years. Her family moved to Zionsville last year.
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What’s Up in Upland: Masvero provides updates
“How much of an Upland resident are you?” Andrea Masvero, director of 1846 Enterprises, asked the 13 “What’s Up in Upland?” attendees. This Q&A session was held in the Ayres Courtroom Tuesday, Oct. 27 from 7-8 p.m. Masvero explained the Main Street Mile initiative’s background; updated students and faculty on completed, current and future Main Street Mile projects; and discussed how to “bridge the gap” between Taylor and Upland with audience members.
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Carmel performance academy opens new studio
Since Nadia Evlanova and Val Evlanov founded the Modern Academy of Music in 2021, it has expanded in a hurry. The two musicians started out by teaching a handful of students in their Carmel home, and in only a few years they had young performers coming from across the U.S. to train with them.
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Broadway star Peters to perform in Carmel
Bernadette Peters has a long association with Stephen Sondheim. Peters has appeared in several Sondheim musicals, including “Into the Woods,” “A Little Night Music,” “Follies” and “Sunday in the Park with George.” She also appeared in a musical revue called “Stephen Sondheim’s Old Friends” at the West End in London and Broadway in New York.