Tucked away on the other side of the hill, where people chatter and bustle about, spring is turning into summer and the Noblesville Farmers Market has started again for the season. Vendors sell all kinds of different homemade goods, lining tents up along the paths of Federal Hill. Shining in the beating sun, one tent returns year after year, a tent called Noblesville Rocks. Junior Grey Calvert displays...

Fifty Division 1 schools call your phone the second you start your junior year. Coaches reach out from the Big Ten, Big Twelve, Southeastern Conference, Atlantic Coastal Conference, all wanting you to come make their program better. Major League Baseball teams are reaching out to show you they are interested. Your name is Beckett Doane and this is the moment you’ve worked for.  Doane is one of...

How does a movement start? Is it with the help of a like minded community, coming together in support? Is it after acquiring enough money to create something useful? Is it when the message has finally been crafted? As Mayor Youth Council leader Danielle Leininger found out, a movement stems from one thing: a purpose. Every year, the Indiana Peonies Festival comes to Noblesville in celebration...

Change really is the only constant — something that the end of things, especially of school years, brings to mind. These changes, ranging from the little things like a new locker location all the way to graduation, can be daunting. On the other hand, these changes also evoke memories of the past, and it is these echoes of the past that people turn to for comfort as change sometimes seems...