Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Counting Down Top Purdue Boilermakers Reaches 70s
Perhaps the strangest NFL championship game, pre-Super Bowl era, involved the Chicago Bears winning the title in 1932 on an indoor 60-yard field that was littered with circus “leftovers.” A Purdue All-American center never forgot that game until the day he died at age 92. He’s among this week’s edition of best Boilermakers by number…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – How Do I Apply for Social Security and Receive My Payments?
Dear Rusty: I’m ready to apply for my Social Security benefits, and I’m aware of how my benefits are calculated. What I would like to know about is how the application process actually works and how my benefits are received. Signed: Ready to Collect Dear Ready to Collect: Essentially, you have two main options for applying for Social Security…
Read MoreNPD Arrests Carmel Woman
Noblesville Police arrested a 41-year-old Carmel woman after a chase that went through downtown Noblesville and ended near the entrance to South Harbor on State Road 38, just west of Noblesville. NPD took Michelle M. Mittler into custody following a pursuit they say came to a stop only after tire deflation devices flattened all four…
Read MoreLife Expectancy in Indiana 29th in U.S.
* Longevity is in right now, and people are under pressure to improve it through lifestyle choices, but a new study finds that where Americans live may have just as much impact on how long they live. * With an average lifespan of 74.6 years, Indiana ranks 29th among all U.S. states. * A significant…
Read More3 Things Every Older Adult Should Do for Their Health This Fall
(StatePoint) For older adults, fall is an important time to focus on health and wellness. According to Ryan Kocher, who leads Medicare growth for HealthSpring, the new brand for Health Care Service Corporation’s Medicare business, formerly owned by the Cigna Group, the following three tasks are essential for seniors to complete as cool weather sets…
Read MoreWhere Did Wave Start? Dick Knows
I’m a big baseball fan, and recently I met my old friend Howard in Chicago to see the Cubs play the Astros. While we were sitting there, we witnessed what has been dubbed “The Wave,” a coordinated crowd movement in which fans stand and raise their arms in sequence, creating a rippling, cascading effect across…
Read MoreCarmel Budget Proposal Pushes Public Safety
Mayor Sue Finkam presented her 2026 municipal budget to the Carmel City Council and outlined her vision for the City, while acknowledging the new financial reality all communities in Indiana face following the passage of Senate Enrolled Act 1. The mayor’s budget proposal increases funding for public safety, provides historic investment in Carmel’s roads and…
Read MoreAnnual Harvest Dinner Fundraiser Sept. 28
Join in for an unforgettable night of exceptional cuisine and meaningful impact at the Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank’s Harvest Dinner! This annual important fundraiser is scheduled for Sunday, Sept. 28 at Late Harvest Kitchen. Tickets are $125 per person and helps fill plates and bring hope to those in need in Hamilton County. Reserve…
Read MoreRoundabout Ride in Carmel Saturday
The City of Carmel and Bike Carmel invite cyclists of all levels to join in for one of Carmel’s favorite annual traditions, the Roundabout Ride. It takes place on Saturday at 8 a.m. This year’s ride, presented by IU Health North, promises a morning filled with fun, fitness and camaraderie. This fun event will have…
Read MoreScam Warning Involving County
In an age where it’s hard to know what to trust, the Hamilton County Planning Department wants to make sure residents know of a new scam. The office reported that it has learned of a bad actor who has attempted to scam a petitioner seeking a variance. The scammer attempted to collect fees on behalf…
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