Archive for November 2024

Fishers Lights Up!Head downtown as Fishers Parks lights up the night on the Nickel Plate Trail to celebrating the coming winter and holiday season! Through the month of December, enjoy NPT Night Lights, a light display along the downtown portion of the Nickel Plate Trail. Lights will turn on nightly at dusk through the end…

Doxo, a personal finance bill pay company, recently issues a report that shows Noblesville residents spend an average of $106 a month on mobile phone bills. The report found that, on average, Americans spend $121 per month on their mobile phones. Specifically for Noblesville and Indiana doxo’s data shows that: In addition, Doxo said monthly mortgage…

The Hamilton County Health Department and Breathe Easy Hamilton County will host a free educational webinar for parents on the topic of vaping on Wednesday at 6 p.m. Vaping has become a pressing concern among youth, with e-cigarettes being the most widely used tobacco product among teens and pre-teens. Unlike traditional smoking, the electronic devices…

While people get their Thanksgiving travel plans ready, the Hamilton County Traffic Safety Partnership is getting ready to increase patrol visibility as part of the annual Safe Family Travel campaign. The campaign, which starts Saturday, focuses on impaired driving, aggressive driving, and proper use of seat belts. During the campaign, officers will work overtime conducting…

Noblesville Creates’ annual holiday celebration, “Gifted: Handmade Wonders,” returns Nov. 28 at the historic Judge Stone House Gallery on the Noblesville Creates on 8th campus. This cherished event offers an opportunity to discover unique, locally crafted gifts while supporting Hoosier artists. Shoppers can expect an impressive selection of handcrafted items across a range of mediums,…

The Hamilton County Historical Society, based out of the Sheriff’s Residence and Jail Museum on the square in Noblesville, invites its members and the public to their Annual Meeting and reception on Sunday, Dec. 1 at 2 p.m. The meeting will take place at the First Presbyterian Church in Noblesville at 1207 Conner St. After…

Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation received the Excellence in Resource Improvement Award at this year’s Indiana Park and Recreation Association (IPRA) state conference. This award recognizes a park and recreation agency for its exceptional management of an existing park, trail, natural area, recreation, or aquatic facility.  CCPR received the award for its accessible and sustainable…

The first phase of the Reimagine Pleasant Street project, which includes Pleasant Street from River Road to the new roundabout at 10th Street, is now open to traffic. The new roundabout at the intersection of 10th Street and Pleasant Street was recently opened to traffic. Phase 1 also included the new bridge over the White…