Archive for August 2022
08-19-22
Airport Fly-in, ‘Cruella’ Movie Night, ‘Shipwrecked’ at The Cat, Shred Day, and Red Geranium Artisan Market
Savor all-you-can-eat pancakes at the Noblesville Airport’s fly-in on Saturday morning. Also, enjoy the music and shopping on Saturday at the Red Geranium Artisan Market at the First Presbyterian Church of Noblesville. And watch a movie in the park Saturday night at Federal Hill Commons in Noblesville. It’s a busy weekend. So here’s a list…
Read MoreDr. Arrowood on the Start of Yet Another School Year
Our 2022-23 school year is off to a great start! I am truly inspired by the excitement, enthusiasm, and energy throughout our campus as we settle in for another incredible year of learning and growing together. We had a variety of activities ahead of our first day to rally the troops for the new year…
Read MoreNHS Band Boosters Announce Printing Error, Recall on Pot of Gold Raffle Tickets
The Noblesville High School (NHS) Band Boosters announced today a printing error with their 2022 Pot of Gold raffle tickets. The Boosters are a non-profit group of NHS volunteer parents who raise funds exclusively in support of the high school’s band programs. The raffle is a major fundraiser organized each year by the Boosters. While…
Read MoreSteve Wariner Named as Member of NaSHOF 2022 Hall Of Fame Class
Noblesville native and country music legend Steve Wariner was announced as one of this year’s editions to the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame. The other four are Shania Twain, Hillary Lindsey, Gary Nicholson and David Malloy – the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame (NaSHOF) Class of 2022 – will join the legendary body in October,…
Read MoreCentier Bank Welcomes Andy Steffel to Carmel Business Banking Team
Michael E. Schrage, President and CEO of Centier Bank, earlier this week welcomed Andy Steffel as Vice President, Business Banker, based in the bank’s Carmel office, located at 568 E. Carmel Dr. Steffel joins Centier after spending 14 years working in roles like portfolio manager as well as a relationship manager on the commercial lending…
Read MoreGoodbye, Barney
I lost my best friend this week. And my business partner. Barney was 12 (or 13 or 14). I never knew his exact age. He was a street kid who wandered onto my doorstep looking for a better life. He found it. And I found the world’s greatest dog. But he was never a good…
Read MoreDuke Energy Indiana Adds $100,000 to Energy Bill Assistance Funds for Summer
Duke Energy is dedicating an additional $100,000 in financial assistance to Indiana customers who may be struggling to pay their energy bills. Qualifying Duke Energy customers can receive up to a $300 credit annually on their account. The funding is made possible through Duke Energy’s Share the Light Fund, which brings together customers and communities…
Read MoreHamilton County Emergency Management Receives Duke Energy Foundation Grant
The ability to receive emergency information is critical to keeping Hamilton County safe. “A weather radio is like a smoke alarm for emergencies,” said Shane Booker, Executive Director of Emergency Management. The National Weather Service sends alerts like severe weather watches and warnings to radios, but Emergency Management can send other alerts such as shelter-in-place,…
Read MoreHigher Education Commissioner Calls $111M Investment ‘Bold Strategy’ for Early Literacy Development in Indiana
Indiana Higher Education Commissioner Chris Lowery extends his congratulations and support to Dr. Katie Jenner and the Indiana Department of Education upon the announcement of the largest-ever investment into early literacy development for Hoosier students. “This bold strategy reflects the depth of the literacy challenge we face in Indiana, and Dr. Jenner and her team…
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