Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Sumer Sip & Shop in Carmel
Carmel City Center will host a Summer Sip & Shop event on Saturday, Sept. 6 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Visitors are invited to stop by and enjoy the event festivities including a DJ on the plaza, sales at participating Shops, complimentary libations at five Shops and free airbrush tattoos for children. Complimentary white wine, Passionfruit…
Read MoreHarvest Fest returns Sunday
Fishers Arts Council and Hamilton County Tourism present the 6th annual Harvest Fest on Sunday, Sept. 7from noon to 5 p.m. along the Nickel Plate Trail in Fishers. This year’s family-friendly event features over 60 artists, artisans, and authors, ten nonprofits, five musicians, fun activities, and plenty of food and drink for all. Additional support…
Read MoreNoblesville Creates Announces Nominees
Noblesville Creates recently announced the nominees for their Awards Ceremony, to be held during their annual fundraiser, Celebrate Noblesville Creates, on Sept. 25. This Awards Ceremony recognizes individuals or companies who show outstanding leadership and vision in supporting, promoting, and providing creativity in the regional arts communities the nonprofit organization serves. The Celebrate Noblesville Creates…
Read MoreYoga Class Helps Stretch the Truth, and More
My wife takes a yoga class. The session is an hour long, but she’s usually gone about two and a half hours. I understand why she is gone so long. The class is way across the street. You’re not supposed to talk during the session, so a lot of neighborhood gossip builds up during the…
Read MoreAsk Rusty: I’m Still Confused about Medicare Part A and Part B Enrollment
Dear Rusty: I’m 64 and still working full time, and plan to continue working at least until I’m 70 ~ it’s a good job, and I enjoy it. My job comes with health insurance, so I don’t really need additional coverage, but I understand I will be required to sign up for Medicare Part A…
Read MoreLoan Company Call? Could Be Scam
First it was Jessica, now, it’s Evelyn. Scammers are at it again, posing as representatives from loan processing companies to trick consumers into sharing personal information, first using the name Jessica, now Evelyn from “Lending Union’s west coast branch” (Lending Union is NOT a real company). This advanced fee loan phishing scam often comes in the form…
Read MoreCutting Medication Costs Without Cutting Corners
(Family Features) As the cost of living continues to rise, many Americans are being forced to make difficult financial decisions. Skipping medications might seem like a quick way to save money, but this can lead to serious health risks and higher costs down the road. In fact, research shows 27% of Americans skip prescriptions each…
Read MoreContinuing with the 60s; Plus Purdue Coach Who Came From, Went Back to H.S.
A member of the Buffalo Bills’ “Electric Company” is among a group of talented offensive linemen in this week’s countdown of the best Boilermakers by number. Crashing this list of offensive linemen is arguably the best defensive tackle in school history and a Sports Illustrated Silver Anniversary team member. 61 Nick Hardwick Hardwick didn’t play…
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Noblesville, Carmel Partner for 31st Annual White River Clean-Up
Noblesville and Carmel are partnering to host the 31st Annual White River Clean-Up on Sunday, Sept. 14, from 8 a.m. to noon. This annual event brings volunteers together to help make an immediate, positive impact on the White River by removing trash from the water and its banks. The event offers volunteers a unique opportunity…
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