Posts by The Times of Noblesville
PHOTO BOMB!!
This could only happen to me. And it did. I got a new iPhone. It has a lot of new features which are wasted on me because I am a meat-and-potatoes kind of guy, so I don’t need a lot of bells and whistles. However, the camera does have some neat photography enhancements, which I…
Read More04-14-25
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 More04-11-25
Arresting Developments in Judge New’s Court
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn Last week I wrote about Judge Edward F. New, Jr.’s rough treatment of juveniles and his inventive sentencing of convicted offenders. What created the most headlines, however, was his penchant for citing local officials for contempt. One of the earliest incidents took place in 1967 when the judge…
Read MoreKindness in Crisis: How Generosity Shines in Today’s World
With kindness often in short supply in our polarized world, generosity shines brightly. Anonymous generosity shines even brighter. This month, the number of neighbor gifts has been nothing short of amazing, thank you. Our mission would be impossible without your volunteerism and continued pantry donations. Recently, a new corporate food donor, South Atlantic Packaging, connected…
Read MoreNoblesville Water Main Annual Spring Cleaning Coming
Indiana American Water will start its annual water main flushing in its Noblesville District, beginning overnight on Sunday and continuing through Wednesday in the downtown area from 10 p.m. to 6 a.m. Flushing of the remaining areas of Noblesville will start on Wednesday, April 16 and run through Friday, June 20 on weekdays from 8…
Read MoreCarmel Announces Key Spending Projects
The City of Carmel is pleased to provide the following anticipated schedule for the 2025 construction season (see 2025 schedule below). These projects include traffic flow improvements, roadway enhancements and continued upgrades to pedestrian safety. Construction schedules are designed to minimize disruptions as best as possible while delivering long-term benefits. “Prioritizing the safety and efficiency…
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