Archive for April 2025
The King of Kings: A Quick Review
I don’t often go to the movies anymore and I’m surely not a movie critic. But perhaps because I’m a retired pastor or just a curious older lady, I ordered tickets online for Angel Studios’ production of King of Kings. Thinking that spring break was still in session (and that there probably wouldn’t be a…
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Is it Alzheimer’s?
It is quite common for middle-aged and older individuals who notice occasional memory lapses to wonder if they might be developing Alzheimer’s dementia (AD). Encountering someone with Alzheimer’s is increasingly common as our society’s elderly population grows. However, it’s essential to understand that forgetfulness is a normal part of aging and typically does not indicate…
Read MoreCounty Parks Get Duke Grant for Koteewi Park
Hamilton County Parks and Recreation is excited to announce the receipt of a $35,000 grant from Duke Energy to support a turf conversion project at Strawtown Koteewi Park. This generous grant will fund the transformation of 24.6 acres of mowed turf into vibrant prairie habitats, enhancing local biodiversity and providing essential resources for pollinators and…
Read MoreApril Busy for Noblesville Creates
This month, Noblesville Creates showcases artists Casey Williams and Shelley Feeney, along with the Young Artists exhibit at the Judge Stone House and the Sporting Inspiration exhibit at Noblesville City Hall. Additionally, Noblesville Creates wishes to highlight a special Hamilton County Artists’ Association exhibit at Four Day Ray Brewing. Details on exhibit locations, dates, receptions,…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – Can Spouses Get Benefits From Each Other?
Dear Rusty: My wife and I are currently collecting Social Security. We both started receiving SS at 62 years old. That said, we get by on a tight budget. A retired friend told us about an option which allows a spouse to collect half (1/2) of the other spouse’s SS monthly income. My question has two…
Read MoreRiding The Storm Out: Scammers Want to Cash In
With severe storms hitting across Indiana recently, Attorney General Todd Rokita is alerting Hoosiers to stay vigilant against storm-related scams. As communities deal with storm damage, scammers are poised to exploit the situation, targeting residents with fraudulent repair offers and deceptive schemes. “Storms can be unpredictable and devastating, but the aftermath can be even worse,…
Read MoreHow to Choose the BEST Surgeon
By Dr. Mathias P. Bostrom Each year, millions of Americans face a decision that’s more consequential than buying a home or car: choosing where to have major surgery. For procedures like spinal fusions and hip and knee replacements — among the most common operations in medicine — the choice of hospital can mean the difference…
Read MoreDespite ESPN Blunder, Purdue’s Braden Smith Getting Deserved Attention
Today, the Bob Cousy Award. Tomorrow? Maybe the Wooden Award. It’s heady times for former Indiana Mr. Basketball Braden Smith, who took home the award as the nation’s best point guard during Final Four Week in San Antonio. Presuming Smith returns to Purdue for his senior season, some national media members think he could join…
Read MoreMid-Day Crash Turns Into Melee
Earlier this week, a mid-day crash involved multiple vehicles and turned into a physical altercation. Shortly after noon Tuesday, Deputies from the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office responded to a 911 call which reportedly involved a physical altercation with multiple subjects in the area of 146th Street and Warner Trail. A Carmel Police Department officer also…
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