Archive for November 2024

It is very hard for a child to tell you if they are having problems seeing well, as they have always seen this way and may think it is normal. However, recent studies have shown that as many as 25 percent of all children have a vision problem significant enough to affect their performance in…

Noblesville firefighters recently responded to a fire in the garage of a residence on Dunhaven Road. Neighbors spotted smoke coming from the home and alerted the homeowners. The two adults escaped safely and no reports of injuries to anyone were reported. The damage was contained to the garage and the cause has not been released.

Hamilton East Public Library is thrilled to announce its first ever LibraryCon!, a day dedicated to all things fantasy, fandom, and geeky goodness! This one-of-a-kind event will be held on Saturday, Nov. 16 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Fishers Library located at 5 Municipal Dr. in Fishers. Fans of all ages are…

NEW! VIP Experience  The Noblesville High School Choir Parent Organization is offering a kid-friendly VIP Experience at both Saturday performances! With limited tickets for both the matinee and evening show, this is a chance to enjoy the show like never before. Goodie Bag full of surprises Add the VIP Experience to any new online ticket…

Congratulations to Noble Crossing’s Amy Brown on being named the Indiana Elementary Physical Education Teacher of the Year! Amy joins an elite group of several Noblesville Schools employees who have been recognized at the state and/or national level in recent years for their outstanding professional accomplishments. She was honored by the Indiana Society of Health…

Tracy Zachary, a special education teacher at Hamilton Heights Elementary School, has been named the Husky Hero for the month of September. Now in her 26th year in education, Zachary loves her Hamilton Heights community inside and outside of the classroom. “Tracy has a servant heart in all that she does,” said Julie Griffey, Principal,…

In a continued effort to make government more transparent and accessible, the City of Carmel recently announced the launch of its financial transparency portal. The portal will provide residents with a clear and detailed look into the city’s financials, making it easier than ever to track where and how public funds are being spent. The…

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation has received notice of funding approval for the development of a state-of-the-art indoor archery facility at Strawtown Koteewi Park. The indoor archery facility will complement the park’s existing outdoor archery range and 3-D trail, Koteewi Range, which has experienced increasing popularity since opening in 2015. The new facility will be…