Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Carmel Sets Official Trick or Treat Hours
The City of Carmel’s official hours of trick-or-treating will be Friday, Oct. 31 from 5 to 8 p.m. Homes welcoming trick-or-treaters should turn on their porch lights. If you do not wish to participate, or run out of treats, please turn off your porch lights. While there are many neighborhoods and other organizations that hold their…
Read MoreWFD Handles Fire on Amberleaf Trail
No one was injured in a residential fire last Saturday in Westfield. At approximately 10:15 Saturday night, Westfield Fire responded to a residential fire on Amberleaf Trail. Flames were coming through the roof of the home when firefights arrived. They worked diligently for an hour to extinguish the blaze. The home sustained significant fire, smoke…
Read MoreLions Are Busy!
The Noblesville Lions are certainly staying busy. On Saturday, Oct. 11, the Noblesville Lions, Westfield Lions and Feeding Team passed out food from Gleaner’s. They helped more than 100 families or about 500 people. On Wednesday, Oct. 8, the Noblesville Lions welcomed Noblesville High School principal, Dr. Janae Mobley as the guest speaker. She has been…
Read MoreMore Delays at 146th & Allisonville
The Cone Zone is rearing its ugly – but necessary – head at 146th and Allisonville again – but at least it’s not during rush hour. Between 7 p.m. and 6 a.m. drivers should expect nightly lane closures and temporary ramp closures for milling and paving operations. The paving operations on 146th Street and Allisonville…
Read MoreHammer Has Different Take on Bullies
Used to be, back in the day, I really enjoyed Halloween. Us kids had a ball trick or treating in the neighborhood – getting a haul of candy in a pillowcase and feeling like we hit the mother lode! Some of it was home-made, popcorn balls, caramels wrapped in wax paper and the jackpot, apple…
Read MorePaula Shares the Haunted Farmhouse Story
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn A while back I ran across a ghost story in the July 24, 1892 Indianapolis Journal that seemed like a perfect Halloween column. It’s a rather lengthy tale of a haunted farmhouse “nine miles north of the town of Sheridan, in Hamilton County.” During my background research, however,…
Read MoreHALLOWEEN: Treats, Tricks & Traditions
It’s month number 10 and time to turn again to the mystical, magical mind frame of fun, fright and frolic. This happy haunting was originally thought to have originated in 4000 B.C., however, Halloween as we know it actually evolved from the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain, which was celebrated approximately 2,000 years ago, not…
Read MoreNoblesville Boom Get 2 in Draft
The Noblesville Boom recently announced the selection of two players in the 2025 NBA G League Draft. With the 27th pick of the first round, the Boom selected Ben Coupet Jr. of Chicago, Illinois. Coupet Jr. most recently played as a forward for the Windy City Bulls, the NBA G League affiliate of the Chicago Bulls,…
Read MoreMock Interviews Helps Students Build Confidence
By Connor James Business Teacher and Reaching New Heights Coordinator at HHMS More than 140 eighth-grade students at Hamilton Heights Middle School recently participated in a dynamic mock interview experience designed to strengthen career readiness and build confidence. This hands-on opportunity gave students a chance to practice professional communication, present their resumes and receive real-time…
Read MorePerforming Arts Center Packed for December
The Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in Carmel is celebrating its 15th anniversary in 2026. Just prior to that, December looks to be packed with great performances from a wide range of artistic talent. More information is available at TheCenterPresents.org. An Intimate Evening with David Foster & Katharine McPhee 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Dec.…
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