Posts by The Times of Noblesville
The Ice at Carter Green Back for the Holidays
Get ready to lace up your skates and step into a winter wonderland! The Ice at Carter Green, sponsored by Allied Solutions, is set to kick off the 2025-26 season on Saturday, Nov. 22, bringing the sparkle of the holidays to Carmel. Tickets are on sale now for this local wintertime favorite event. To guarantee…
Read MoreCarmel OKs 2026 Budget
Carmel Mayor Sue Finkam answered questions from the Carmel City Council about the 2026 budget on its way to being unanimously approved. The budget preserves the mayor’s key funding priorities of public safety, critical infrastructure efforts, the arts and parks at levels consistent with the mayor’s stated commitment to maintaining Carmel’s high quality of life. …
Read More2 Killed in Separate Accidents
Hamilton County first responders had to deal with two separate fatal accidents just less than three hours apart last week. At 6:40 Thursday evening, a 16-year0old girl tragically lost her life when her 2023 Toyota RAV4 left Gwinn Road and slammed into a tree. The teen was the only one in the vehicle. Then around…
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Little Free Courthouse Library Open for Reading
A new Little Free Courthouse Library has been placed in the jury assembly room on the second floor of the Judicial Center. Court of Appeals Judge Paul Felix and Hamilton County Court Administrator Jill Acklin recently stocked the shelves with books donated by the Indiana Court of Appeals. “By donating books, we hope to make…
Read MoreHeights Schools Dive Into Second Nine Weeks
Welcome back! I hope everyone had a restful and rejuvenating fall break. As we dive into the second nine weeks, it’s great to see our students back in action — refreshed and ready to learn. There’s a lot to look forward to in the weeks ahead, and we’re excited to keep the momentum going together.…
Read MoreArchivist, Historian Takes Us Along on Trip to Ernie Pyle’s Past
EDITORS NOTE: Andy Chandler is a presidential historian and a museum archivist at Candles Holocaust Museum in Terre Haute and the Ernie Pyle Museum in Dana Ind. Raised in Taiwan and Haiti as the son of missionaries, Andy graduated from Ball State University with a Masters in classical languages. He now resides in Parke County where…
Read MoreSmile Purdue, you’re on Candid Coaches Camera
Matt Painter’s Purdue basketball program figures prominently in CBSSports.com Candid Coaches series put together by Matt Norlander and Gary Parrish. Coaches were granted anonymity by CBS, whose survey began with “who will be the best team in 2025-26?” Purdue received 32 percent of the vote to edge Houston (28 percent). The next closest schools were…
Read MoreShould I Claim Social Security Because It’s Going Bankrupt?
Dear Rusty: My best friend is going to be 62 and wants to begin taking her Social Security immediately. Her reasoning not to wait is the thought that it is going to run out in 10 years, so she wants as much of her money before that happens. I have paid into Social Security my…
Read MoreTips on Cancer, Risk Factors and What to Do
A new report from America’s Health Rankings found that 8.8 percent adults in Indiana have previously been diagnosed with cancer, and the latest data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show 35,939 cancer cases were reported in Indiana in 2022. About 1 in 3 people in the U.S. are affected by cancer and…
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