Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Receive Call Offering Tax Relief? It Could Be Scam
The Better Business Bureau wants you to be aware of a phishing scam claiming to offer tax relief. Learn how the scam works, warning signs and how to protect your personal info. Remember Jessica from the loan processing company? She switched careers!This time, she’s claiming to be from “US Tax Consultants” and is leaving urgent…
Read MoreMove Over or Slow Down for Flashing Lights
The Indiana Department of Transportation and Indiana State Police are urging drivers across Indiana to move over and slow down for emergency responders and disabled vehicles with flashing lights activated on the shoulders of highways and interstates. “Indiana’s Move Over Law has been in place since 1999,” said Indiana State Police Superintendent Anthony Scott.…
Read MoreMISSING INFORMATION
My wife has run off with my sister. They were only supposed to vacation together for a little over a week, but when Linda asked Mary Ellen if I could manage alright being alone for so long, Mary Ellen said, “He’ll be fine. I’ll only be gone 10 years.” I assume she meant 10 days.…
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Carmel Symphony Gets $100,000 Matching Gift
The Carmel Symphony Orchestra is thrilled to announce a generous $100,000 matching grant from longtime supporter and CSO Board Member, Bill Culpepper. This extraordinary gift will match all contributions made through December 31, 2025, dollar-for-dollar, and will help complete CSO’s Honor Roll Campaign of $300,000. The Honor Roll Campaign recognizes donors whose generosity sustains the…
Read MoreBranna’s Pumped for Pumpkin Season
What’s more paramount than politics right now? It’s the great pumpkin debate! Whether you’re pro or con, love ‘em or loathe ‘em, ‘tis the season of the incessant surge of the great orange squash. Eighty percent of the U.S.’s pumpkin crop is available during October, making its observance obligatory. This curious cucurbit is known by many names and…
Read MoreWestfield Has Last Pastry with a Planner of 2025
In partnership with the city of Westfield, the Westfield Chamber is welcoming Caleb Ernest on Tuesday, Nov. 18 from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. at the Westfield Washington Public Library to continue its Pastry with a Planner series. These events are designed to help you get to know the city planners and discover information about…
Read MoreNoblesville Chamber Kicks Off Common Rounds
The Noblesville Chamber invites you to a fresh new networking series entitled Common Rounds. This casual, after-hours event is designed to bring together business professionals from Noblesville and surrounding areas for meaningful connections and relaxed socializing. For this event, the Chamber is especially honored to welcome business guests from Nova Prata, Brazil, visiting as part…
Read MoreGot unused prescription medication you need to get rid of?
On Saturday, Meijer pharmacy in Noblesville will join other Meijer pharmacies across Indiana to help you properly dispose of unused, unwanted and expired medications. Saturday marks the second of two annual National Drug Take Back Days. Meijer pharmacies are prepared to properly dispose of unused, unwanted and expired medications. During 2025’s first Drug Take Back…
Read MoreLate night in the press room
EDITOR’S NOTE: In the spirit of the season, we are sharing a popular Timmons column about Halloween. Halloween’s a few days away and it seems a good time to share a story I’ve never told anyone. Years ago, I was a young sportswriter working late nights and loving every minute of it . . .…
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