Ann Marie Shambaugh

2 weeks ago | julieroys.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh |Julie Roys

Grammy Award-winning singer Dante Bowe has resumed performing with Maverick City Music less than three years after “accidentally” posting a nude image of himself on Instagram. The incident, which led to a cancelled concert tour and an apology from Bowe, led the worship collective to pause its working relationship with the now 32-year-old singer. A May 13 Instagram post by Maverick City Music shows Bowe performing with the band in St. Lucia.

3 weeks ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

Carmel’s Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area will launch May 23, just in time for Memorial Day weekend. Within the DORA, patrons may purchase and enjoy alcoholic beverages as they walk around. Carmel’s DORA boundaries are just north of Main Street, east of Range Line Road, Carmel Drive and west of the Monon Greenway.

3 weeks ago | julieroys.com | Julie Roys |Ann Marie Shambaugh

Writing as “Tom Smith,” disgraced G3 Ministries Founder and President Josh Buice emailed The Roys Report (TRR) last December with allegations of financial misconduct against well-known author and pastor Voddie Baucham, TRR has learned. The email was sent from the address [email protected]. This is one of two anonymous email addresses Buice used over the past three years, elders at Pray’s Mill Baptist Church (PMBC) in Douglasville, Georgia, confirmed today with TRR.

3 weeks ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

As measles cases continue to spread in the U.S., vaccination rates in Indiana and Hamilton County remain below the recommended threshold to prevent an outbreak. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, at least 95 percent of the population should be vaccinated to prevent the spread of measles, a highly contagious airborne virus. In Indiana, 84.6 percent of the population has received the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine, and in Hamilton County the total is 86.8 percent.

3 weeks ago | youarecurrent.com | Ann Marie Shambaugh

Carmel City Council members are split on the merits of a proposal to cap the number of rental homes in the city and create a registry to track them. The council’s Finance, Utilities and Rules Committee discussed the matter May 12 but did not take a vote on the ordinance, which was introduced last month. The full council will have a final vote after the committee finishes its review. Carmel based much of its ordinance on a similar measure recently approved by the Fishers City Council.