Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Neko Case at Allied Solutions Center
Touring to support a new album, celebrated singer-songwriter Neko Case will make her debut at Allied Solutions Center for the Performing Arts in January. Also accomplished as a producer, author and visual artist, Case has been cited as “essentially peerless” (NPR) and “one of America’s best and most ambitious singer-songwriters” (Rolling Stone). Her authenticity, lyrical…
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NHS Field Gets New Name
Noblesville Schools dedicated PorterHouse Contracting Field, home of Noblesville Millers lacrosse, with a ribbon cutting and unveiling of new signage. PorterHouse Contracting purchased the naming rights to the field located at 1804 N. 19th Street in a deal valued at $37,500 over five years. The field was previously home to Millers Football before their move…
Read MoreJoel Levi Launches Campaign for House District 37
Joel Levi officially launched his campaign for Indiana House District 37 in the 2026 election, pledging to put public education, working families, and community values at the center of his platform. A Cicero resident, parent, and longtime community advocate, Levi says he is stepping up to challenge the status quo and is taking on one…
Read MoreHeights Goes All Out for New Teachers
New teachers joining Hamilton Heights recently participated in a special half-day onboarding and orientation program designed to help them start the school year feeling prepared and connected. The morning kicked off with introductions from district leaders who shared Hamilton Heights’ mission, values, strategic goals, and essential guidance on curriculum, professional development, and procedures. The highlight…
Read MoreFor the Love of Fur
When you were a kid, were you longing for a “Lassie” or yearning for a lively Labrador like “Old Yeller?” In later years, I know my kids were begging for some Beethovens, but St. Bernards were out of the question! There are so many decisions when deciding to adopt a dog. But one thing is for sure,…
Read MoreMillennial Responds to Recent Column
My recent scribbles must have struck a chord because my email inbox blew up. Some of you may remember a column I penned talked about getting back to basics in life; simplifying things, so to speak. Surprisingly, at least to me, was that a fair amount of feedback came from the millennials and not just…
Read MoreRed Geranium Artisan Market Celebrating 10 Years
The First Presbyterian Church of Noblesville is hosting its tenth annual Red Geranium Artisan Market on Saturday, August 16th, from 9 am – 3 pm at First Presbyterian Church of Noblesville, 1207 Conner St., Noblesville. The market is a family and pet-friendly event with no admission fees and plenty of free parking available at the…
Read MoreCommunity First Hosts Free Shred Day
Community First Bank of Indiana is hosting a Free Shred Day open to the community on Thursday, Aug. 21 at 17661 Village Center Dr. in Noblesville. All are welcome to drive through the branch parking lot between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m. to drop off boxes of documents to be securely shredded with PROSHRED® Security.…
Read MoreRain on Main Barrels Back in Carmel
The 11th annual Rain on Main event, a popular painted rain barrel contest and auction, kicks off Friday with a display of 20 decorated barrels in the Carmel Arts & Design District. The barrels will remain along Main Street through the following week until they are relocated to the Carmel Farmers Market on Saturday, Aug.…
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