Posts by The Times of Noblesville
02-13-26
Ask Rusty – I’m on SS Disability; Should I Switch?
Dear Rusty: Should I take my Social Security now at age 62, or wait till I am 65? I’ve been collecting SS disability due to health issues and was curious if I should wait or claim my regular Social Security retirement benefits now. Signed: Disabled but Wondering Dear Disabled but Wondering: If you are now collecting Social Security…
Read MoreDon’t Be Left Out in Cold on Unclaimed Cash
As winter’s chill grips Indiana, Attorney General Todd Rokita is calling on Hoosiers to heat things up by searching for unclaimed cash at IndianaUnclaimed.gov. “It’s fast, free, secure and easy,” Attorney General Rokita said. “There’s no reason to leave your money sitting unclaimed in a government account. It belongs to you. You might be among the thousands of Hoosiers with cash to be claimed,…
Read MoreCarmel Firm Gets Two Orr Fellows
Midcontinent Independent System Operator in Carmel, an electric grid operator for the central United States that ensures power flows reliably and affordably to more than 45 million people across 15 states, just got two new Fellows. Bloomfield native Christopher Royal and Indianapolis native Dylan Haslett recently earned Orr Fellowships. The Wabash College seniors are now…
Read MoreHHHS Monthly Coffee Bean Award Recipients Named
Hamilton Heights High School would like to recognize the following students who were named as Coffee Bean Award recipients for the month of January. They include Kaden Cantlon, Rain Deering, Olivia Higgins, Mollie (MJ) Hooper, Victoria James, and Chuck Murdock. The name and award, inspired by The Coffee Bean, a book written by Jon Gordon and…
Read MoreNoblesville Man Extradited from Egypt by FBI
Jacfar Abdi, of Noblesville, was arrested in Cairo, Egypt, and extradited to the United States by special agents with FBI Indianapolis last month in connection with a 2023 shooting in Fishers that left a man wounded. On Nov. 19, 2023, Fishers Police officers responded to a local hospital after being notified that a gunshot victim…
Read MoreFishers Launches Insurance-Based Memberships
The Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, launched Insurance-Based Memberships this week, making it easier than ever for qualifying individuals to stay active, healthy, and connected through an insurance-funded Adult Membership. Participating programs include SilverSneakers, Renew Active, Silver&Fit, Prime and Active&Fit Enterprise. Insurance-Based Memberships provide the same access and benefits that regular members receive, including full…
Read More2-11-26
Valentine’s Shopping, Bubba and ‘Tudes Do you have a Valentine’s Day present yet? I admit I’m a procrastinator and with the clock ticking, I was starting to sweat. So as much as I hate online shopping, I was sitting at my desk surfing some websites that my wife likes. What? Yes, I was at work…
Read MoreSheridan Schools Celebrates Counselor Week
School Counselor Week is a time to recognize those who support students academically, socially, and emotionally every single day. At Sheridan Community Schools, the school counselors play a vital role in helping SCS students. They provide care by helping them navigate challenges, set goals, and envision their future. The four outstanding counselors at SCS are…
Read MoreHeights Musicians Shine at ISSMA District Solo & Ensemble Contest
Hamilton Heights Middle School and High School musicians delivered an outstanding showing at the ISSMA District Solo & Ensemble Contest held this past Saturday at Westfield High School. Students from both programs earned top honors across a wide range of instruments and ensemble categories, demonstrating exceptional skill, preparation, and musical growth. Hamilton Heights is proud…
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