Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Library to Host Sold-Out Event with Bestselling Author
The Hamilton East Public Library will welcome debut author Tiffany Crum for a special evening author talk on Saturday, April 18 at 6 pm. The free, ticketed event reached full capacity within 48 hours of opening registration, reflecting strong community excitement for Crum’s newly released novel, This Story Might Save Your Life. The program will take place offsite at the theatre…
Read MoreWestfield Sets Golf Cart Inspections
The Westfield Police Department will host community inspection days to help residents complete required inspections for golf cart registration. These events provide convenient, neighborhood-based opportunities for residents to ensure their golf carts meet local safety requirements before operating on city streets. Residents can attend any of the following inspection times and locations: Saturday, April 18…
Read MoreHappy Easter
How appropriate that the silhouette of a child is captured with a cross in the sky, the sun and the moon . . . at Easter time. This photo was given to The Times by Pastor Bonnie Zickgraf. She told us that it’s quite common to see both the sun setting and the moon rising at…
Read MoreLife is Good, Make it Better: Give Blood
The American Red Cross asks people to help patients in need by making an appointment to give blood or platelets now. Donors of all blood types remain critical to keeping momentum up and the blood supply stable as spring begins. And to make it even easier, there are multiple opportunities to give in Noblesville, Fishers…
Read MoreDays Left to Register to Vote
Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales is reminding Hoosiers that there are just days left to register to vote ahead of the upcoming voter registration deadline of April 6. Eligible Hoosiers who are not yet registered are encouraged to take a few minutes to register or confirm their registration status by visiting IndianaVoters.com. “As a naturalized…
Read More‘If Only I Had Waited Longer to Claim SS’
By AMAC Foundation Social Security Advisor Russell Gloor “Hindsight is the best Foresight” As the old adage goes, “hindsight is the best foresight” and nowhere is that more evident than with some we counsel at the AMAC Foundation’s Social Security Advisory Service. We regularly speak with older seniors who say, if only they knew how…
Read MoreWhy Older Adults Should Focus on Eye Health
(StatePoint) As you age, it’s important to keep an eye on your vision. While some vision changes can be expected over time, others may signal something more serious, such as cataracts, glaucoma or age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which can result in vision loss, blurred vision and glare. According to one study, one-third of all cases…
Read MoreI Lost Money as a Widow by Not Knowing Rules
Dear Rusty: I just found out, as someone who was collecting widow’s benefits on my second husband (a very small amount) for some time, that I was, all along, entitled to divorce benefits from my first husband which are much more. I thought I had to wait until my first husband passed before I could collect…
Read MoreBig Man U Has Proud History With Purdue Basketball
Photos courtesy Purdue Athletics. During Matt Painter’s 21-year tenure leading the Purdue men’s basketball program, the Boilermakers have become known as “Big Man U.” In an era when history is regarded by some as yesterday, Purdue has been the home of exceptional center play going back to before the 55-year-old Painter entered grade school. In…
Read MoreHuston Applauds Laws to Protect Young Hoosiers
Indiana House Speaker Todd Huston (R-Fishers), after the ceremonial bill signings of HEA 1303 and HEA 1408 which strengthen protections for Hoosier youth following the tragic death of Fishers teen Hailey Buzbee, shared a statement.”The Fishers community is still grieving the loss of Hailey, and her parents’ courage in speaking out to protect other young Hoosiers has been incredibly…
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