Archive for March 2023
Best-Selling Author Coming To Noblesville
Formerly homeless, now best-selling author Frank McKinney will be in Indianapolis and Noblesville on Monday, Mar 27 and Tuesday, Mar 28, as part of a 25-city tour of the country that will see him spreading inspiring hope among the homeless population in each community. Here in Indiana, Frank will be surprising worthy individuals with “lifeline”…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Victor Barker smile? “My beautiful wife and daughters,” said the 35-year-old Noblesville resident. He has a wife, Alicia, and daughters, Presley, 10, and Adley, 5. They live in the countryside in rural Noblesville. Today’s feature is a look back at one of The Times’ previous Faces of Hamilton County. Barker is a 2006…
Read MoreHave a lump or bump on your foot?
(StatePoint) Whether it’s painful or not, it could potentially signal a serious condition. Foot and ankle surgeons warn it’s important to have it checked out, no matter its size or location on your foot. “Whether your bump or lump is pea-sized or golf ball-sized, it should not go ignored. A proper diagnosis is key to…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – Widow Stung by Social Security’s “Claw Back” Rule
Dear Rusty: My husband of 48 years died on December 30th, and he received a Social Security direct deposit for December’s benefits in early January, but Social Security demanded the bank return his December payment. I used part of his December benefits to pay for household expenses, so his bank account was overdrawn after his…
Read MoreSeniors Rip Biden For ‘Woke’ Investments
AMAC, the largest association of 50-plus aged conservative Americans, strongly condemns Biden’s veto of bipartisan legislation – H.J. Res. 30 — to protect individuals’ retirement savings from being unilaterally invested by their fund managers in woke governed enterprises, thereby relieving them from their fiduciary responsibilities to maximize financial returns on the investments they manage. This…
Read More10 Local Ways For Kids To Spend Spring Break
Noblesville Schools’ two-week spring break begins on Monday. For some, vacation plans have long been made to head out of town. For others, it’s a “staycation” at home, finding things to do here locally. When my now junior daughter was elementary age, camps where participants can learn something new were always high among the choices.…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: March 25, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 7:37 a.m.SET: 8:02 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 54 °FLOW: 45 °F Today is… • Brothers’ and Sisters’ Day• International Waffle Day• National Medal of Honor Day What Happened On This Day: • 1957 6 countries found the European Economic Community. The EEC’s establishment was an important step towards European integration and the creation…
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03-24-23
$2 Billion Price Gap Between Indiana’s Large Hospitals and the National Average
The Employers’ Forum of Indiana (EFI) recently released a New Analysis of Indiana Hospital Not-for-Profit Commercial Facility Prices. In examining hospital inpatient and outpatient facility information from 2020 for only the 47 largest, non-profit, and non-critical access hospitals, the EFI found that the difference between those facilities and the national average for the same charges…
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