Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library Arrives
Hamilton County has officially launched Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library, a nationally acclaimed book-gifting program that delivers free, high-quality, age-appropriate books to children from birth to age five—at no cost to families. Children enrolled at birth will receive up to 60 books by the time they graduate from the program at age five. The program is…
Read MoreCarmel Updates Construction Projects
As the new school year approaches, the City of Carmel is providing an update on several ongoing infrastructure projects, including the Towne Road raised crosswalk project, College Avenue reconstruction and two bridge projects. Construction will continue through the remainder of 2025 as part of the City’s ongoing commitment to improve public safety, walkability and stormwater…
Read MoreLions Help Salvation Army Celebrate Christmas in July
On Saturday, July 26, members of the Noblesville Lions rang the Salvation Army bell, collecting donations at the Noblesville Walmart. The Salvation Army has been celebrating Christmas in July to raise funds for their year-round social services, including food pantries and assistance programs. The Lions who gave their time to make this happen were (from…
Read MoreCountdown of the Best RBs Include a Current Boilermaker
Three of the best running backs in Purdue history and a first-round NFL Draft pick head this week’s edition of the best Boilermakers by number. 41 William “Dutch” Fehring Fehring was one of the greatest athletes in Purdue history. One of only two athletes in school history to earn nine letters (three each in football,…
Read MoreFelipe Martinez Sarate
May 1, 1953 – July 27, 2025 Felipe Martinez Sarate, age 72, passed away on Sunday, July 27, 2025 at 5:12 a.m. He was in his home that he shared with his wife Rebecca. He was cared for during his illness by his wife and visits from St. Francis Hospice. Felipe was born May 1,…
Read MoreIndiana Farm Bureau: Be Safe on Rural Roads
By Janis Highley Indiana Farm Bureau We all know the old adage “corn is knee high by the Fourth of July,” but most farmers know that nowadays, thanks to technological advancements, corn is actually much taller than your knee by mid-summer. By late-July, corn should really be more like “head high,” or even towering over…
Read MoreShop Local at Indiana State Fair
Shop Local at Indiana State Fair Indiana Grown, the state’s local agricultural marketing initiative, will once again be hosting their Indiana Grown Marketplace at the Indiana State Fair. The Indiana Grown Marketplace will offer fairgoers the opportunity to shop from over 500 unique products representing 110 Hoosier businesses in one location at the Indiana State…
Read MorePreparations for ’26 Primary, General Under Way
With preparations for the 2026 state and federal elections underway, Indiana Secretary of State Diego Morales announces key 2026 Election dates and the availability of important information for candidates and voters. “As a naturalized U.S. citizen, I deeply value the right to vote and the responsibility that comes with safeguarding our elections. Hoosiers deserve clear…
Read More08-01-25
Heights Prayer Breakfast Friday
The community is invited to join the 12th Annual Prayer Breakfast on Friday, Aug. 1 at the Hamilton Heights Middle School Café. Doors open at 7 a.m. for a light breakfast, with the program beginning at 7:30 a.m. This meaningful event will feature music by the Cicero United Family Wesleyan Church, led by Pastor Allen…
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