Posts by The Times of Noblesville
08-29-25
As Usual, Media Not Reporting Whole Story
I’ve written a time or three about the national deficit, the absolute evilness that it has become. Pardon me for dragging my soapbox out again, but our politicians (and yes, whether we want to claim them or not, they are ours!) have shamelessly and recklessly spent more than they bring in year after year after…
Read MoreRemembering Sheridan Summers in the ’60s
Recently, my cousin, the Dancing Librarian, and I were discussing how different summer was when we were growing up in the 1960s. Unlike today’s kids, we had three whole months of freedom from school to do whatever we wanted. We could get a summer job, work on 4-H projects, hang out at the pool all…
Read MoreBeckwith, OCRA Announce Community Development Block Grants
The Office of Lieutenant Governor Micah Beckwith and the Indiana Office of Community and Rural Affairs recently announced 15 rural communities will receive more than $10.8 million in federal grant funding to expand community facilities, improve water infrastructure and eliminate blight. “These grants improve daily life in rural Indiana and create more opportunities for Hoosiers,”…
Read MoreCelebrate End of Summer at Symphony on Prairie
There’s still time to celebrate summer! The Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra’s Kroger Symphony on the Prairie season winds down with one last weekend of world-class performances, all against the scenic backdrop of Conner Prairie Amphitheatre in Fishers. Friday, August 29 – Invincible: The Ultimate Michael Jackson Tribute ShowCelebrate the King of Pop on his birthday with…
Read MoreIndiana Capital Chronicle
Sunday, May 26 was a pretty special day for Indiana Gov. Mike Braun. The state’s top executive spent his time at “The Greatest Spectacle in Racing,” punctuated by an appearance on Fox and Friends to recap his first legislative session as governor. But rather than returning to the Governor’s Residence in Indianapolis, just a 20-minute drive from…
Read MoreDOZZZZZING OFF?
County Most Sleep-Deprived in Indiana Hamilton County is used to being first in a lot of things. Who knew that sleep was one of those though? Apparently the folks at SleepJunkie <https://www.sleepjunkie.com/> , a resource for sleep advice. They surveyed 3,019 adults with a single hypothetical question: How much would you pay for one guaranteed…
Read MoreCarmel Brass Tabbed for Exec Training Program
Carmel Police Department Chief Drake Sterling and Carmel Fire Department Chief Joel Thacker have been selected for the ninth class of the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative. These City leaders join Mayor Sue Finkam, who is one of 47 mayors from 17 countries and the only Indiana mayor, in the multipartisan professional management training program. …
Read MoreHeights Students Earn National Recognition
Hamilton Heights High School is proud to celebrate the 27 students who have earned academic honors through the College Board’s 2025 National Recognition Program—the highest number to date! All students recognized are from the Class of 2026 and 2027. Congratulations to the 2026 School Recognition Award recipients, Julia Bearman, Ethan Bravo, Jackson Cantlon, Callie Connolly,…
Read MoreFeeding Team Highlights JJ Gaylor
We love our volunteers; they are the lifeblood that makes any charitable enterprise work. We are especially honored when future generations believe in our mission to feed hungry neighbors. This plays out as parents and grandparents show their children the importance of generational giving. Over the years, we have had the opportunity to watch this…
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