Posts by The Times of Noblesville
3 Indiana Governors to Speak in Noblesville
Three former Indiana governors will visit Noblesville June 12, thanks to the Voices of Leadership Luncheon from OneZone Chamber. Mike Pence, Mitch Daniels and Eric Holcomb highlight the special Voices of Leadership Luncheon, presented by Bondry Consulting at Embassy Suites. The event will feature a rare and insightful conversation with three distinguished leaders who have…
Read MoreCounty Accepting Not-for-Profit Grant Applications
The Hamilton County Commissioners and Councilors are now accepting grant applications from Hamilton County not-for-profits for funding in 2026. The Grant Program is intended to furnish funding to organizations that provide services in furtherance of County goals and without the providing of these services the County may need to consider the development of such programing.…
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MORE TRASH TALK
“What is this?” Mary Ellen inquired the other day as she dangled a doodad in front of my face. It was small, white, plastic, hexagonal, and had several grooves. “It looks like it goes to something,” she said. “I don’t know what it is,” I responded, which I prayed would end the discussion, but I…
Read More160th Anniversary
May 13 was the 160th anniversary of the last land battle of the Civil War. The last casualty of the Civil War in combat was John Jefferson Williams of the 34th Indiana. He’s buried in a paupers cemetery in Jay County. Historian and museum archivist Andy Chandler visited the site. He said that with other…
Read MoreMigratory Bird Hunting Seasons Announced
Indiana’s migratory bird hunting seasons for 2025-26 have been submitted to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The hunting seasons include those for mourning dove, waterfowl (i.e., ducks, coots, mergansers, and geese), woodcock, snipe, and sora rails. The white-fronted goose season and bag limit are separate from those for other geese. The white-fronted goose…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – Must I take Medicare Part A even if I have VA or Medicaid Coverage?
Dear Rusty: Does everyone need to sign up for Medicare part A, even if you are ex-military? Or only on Medicaid, regardless of whether you are eligible for Social Security or not? Also is there a cost for just part A? Signed: Confused Senior Dear Confused: FYI, there is no cost for Medicare Part A (inpatient…
Read MoreBBB Helps You Spot Scams
You bought something online, and the seller wants you to pay through Cash App. Is that okay? You got a new job, and your new employer sends you a check for more than your salary. Is it okay to deposit? Your water bill is overdue, and the “utility company” demands payment through a pre-paid debit card. Is that a…
Read MoreDon’t Get Lapped by Indy 500 Scammers
As Hoosiers and out-of-state visitors prepare to spend money on good times at the Indy 500, Attorney General Todd Rokita is waving the caution flag — encouraging fans to beware of con artists. “Scammers are getting sophisticated enough to trick even veteran track-goers,” Rokita said. “All fans should take some basic safeguards before purchasing tickets,…
Read MoreMemorial Day Means Closings
While some of the nation will be working Monday on the Memorial Day holiday, several businesses won’t be – and it’s important to know for advance planning. Banks will be closed Monday, so get any necessary transactions done today or tomorrow. Some pharmacies will be closed. That means it’s a good time to check and…
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