Archive for April 2025
Few Final Thoughts on ’25 Session, Braun
I tried. I really did. If you didn’t catch last week’s ramblings, it was all about how we need to be more positive. I believe that. I try. I let a smile be my umbrella . . . and then I look at the Statehouse. Or D.C. Or watch the Indianapolis crime news, uh, I…
Read MoreFishers Student Earns Lilly Scholarship
Tobin Seiple of Fishers joins two other incoming freshmen as the newest class of Lilly Scholars at Wabash College in Crawfordsville. The honor is Wabash’s most prestigious scholarship. He is the latest in a line of Hamilton County students who have earned the Lilly Scholar designation. Seiple joins Andres Ornelas of Brownsville, Texas and Sidney…
Read MoreSpotlighting Famous Visits to County
Writing about the woman who created a stir by being mistaken for Carrie Nation started me thinking about all the famous people who actually HAVE set foot in Hamilton County. I’ve covered some of the most obvious ones — presidents, movie stars, etc. — but I’ve also run across several whose connections to Hamilton County…
Read MoreRiding the Wave With Branna
Wave. What’s the first thought that pops into your mind? A kind gesture or a ripple in the sea? How about you lovely ladies or gents out there that long for locks of slightly curling hair? Could your mind be meandering about a sudden occurrence of, or increase in, a certain phenomenon or activity? It even…
Read MoreBonnie: Are We Worthy?
I used to think ill of the term “we are not worthy” of God’s love. I think I may be getting it- understanding this way of thinking. The part where we were made in God’s image is often thought of in the physical sense. What a wonderful miracle it is. That’s the part we call…
Read MoreFOR THE RECORD
For The Record is a public service and regular feature in The Noblesville Times. It is designed to tell you what is scheduled to happen and what actually does happen in meetings paid for with your tax dollars. The Times encourages all citizens to take an active role in being involved in local government. Meeting…
Read MoreSen. Walker Talks About Session
This week, the 2025 legislative session came to an end following the approval of the state’s next biennial budget. The budget is balanced, makes government more efficient and protects Hoosier taxpayers while supporting K-12 education, public safety and essential services. It was an honor to serve as your state senator this legislative session and work…
Read MoreCounty Parks Honors White River Rescue Founder
Hamilton County Parks and Recreation recently hosted a heartfelt dedication ceremony at the White River Campground to honor the late John Bundy, founder of White River Rescue Inc., for his unwavering commitment to the preservation and restoration of the White River. The event drew members of the community, local officials, and environmental advocates to celebrate…
Read MoreArts Council Announces Winners
Fishers Arts Council is proud to announce the winners of the 16th Annual Fishers Arts Council Senior Showcase sponsored by STAR Bank. Senior Showcase is an annual exhibit where seniors of both city high schools, Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern, exhibit their artwork and poetry while competing for scholarships. “The 16th Annual Senior Showcase once again…
Read MoreNick Hulen Signs to Play Baseball for DePauw
Nicholas “Nick” Hulen, Hamilton Heights’ senior, signed a letter of intent to play baseball for DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana this fall. DePauw University is a member of the North Coast Athletic Conference (NCAC) and a NCAA Division III athletic institution. He is the son of Christopher and Lisa Hulen. DePauw just made good sense…
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