Posts by The Times of Noblesville

Dear Editor, As Hoosiers, we know how unpredictable our weather can be—especially this time of year.  With recent heavy rains flooding streets and washing debris into our waterways, it’s clearer than ever why strong local stormwater management is essential. That’s why lawmakers must reject proposed legislation that would strip local governments of their ability to…

Excitement (and toilet paper) was in the air at Sheridan Public Library during the recent STEAM Celebration. Professor Steve kicked off the event by presenting his “Unseen Forces” show in front a crowd that was ready for fun. This comedy show had all ages engaged and eager to learn about science. Professor Steve and Elissa Dee,…

On April 22 at 2:30 p.m., Hamilton County Parks and Recreation will play host to a special ceremony, open to the public, to honor the legacy of John Bundy, founder of White River Rescue Inc., for his dedication to the preservation and restoration of the White River. The ceremony will take place at the White…

The Hamilton East Public Library is excited to host their 2025 Local Author Fair, a free, open house-style event for all ages. The event will be held on Saturday, April 12 from 1 to 4 p.m. at the FORUM Events Center, 11313 USA Pkwy. In Fishers. Nearly 70 local authors and literary organizations from Fishers,…

Classes with masters of traditional arts and crafts are being scheduled at Indiana Artisan Gifts & Gallery. Customers have long asked for this kind of opportunity to learn and build their skills. Three classes will be held in May and June. Build a Book with High Class Booker – Carmel resident, bookbinder and retired professor…

The Hamilton County Health Department will use state grant funding to support a series of community-focused health and wellness programs through Hamilton County Parks and Recreation aimed at encouraging physical activity, improving mental health, and promoting overall well-being. These initiatives will support residents and visitors with a variety of outdoor and fitness activities designed to…

Lt. Governor Micah Beckwith is announcing mass spending cuts his office is making after assuming his role as Indiana Lieutenant Governor from the previous administration. The office will not be renewing the following contracts: The office has already canceled a subscription to The New York Times, totaling $195. Additionally, the office renegotiated an existing contract…

It’s that time of year. Crocuses, tulips and garage sale signs are popping up everywhere you turn, Once again, addresses and arrows are calling your name. Let the games begin! I remember growing up, thinking that wearing hand-me-down clothes or shopping Goodwill was beyond taboo.  Or, a step below that, wearing clothes that you stitched…