Posts by The Times of Noblesville
The Legacy We Leave
With the holiday weekend drawing near, our minds meander toward food, fun, family and friends. Barbeques abound and pool parties are planned. With the sentiments of summer unveiling, it’s often easy to lose sight of the true meaning of this most heralded holiday. While we honor those who fought and died for our freedom, it’s…
Read MoreCarmel Announces Street Pavings
The City of Carmel Street Department has released its list of 2025 street paving projects. More than 50 lane miles of roadway are scheduled for an upgrade this spring and summer as the Street Department kicks off its annual effort. Each paving project begins with concrete and curb repairs, a phase that typically takes a…
Read MoreWandering Off Beaten Path Into Sports
Notes found scribbled on the back of a 1973 Indiana Pacers-Kentucky Colonels scorecard . . . * * * FOR THE 21 or 22 of you (statistics show more of you have started following me!) who read my scribbles, you know from time to time I dabble in sports. For the non-sports fans, I apologize.…
Read MoreSheridan Historical Society Awards Scholarships
The Sheridan Historical Society is pleased to award two $1,000 scholarships for 2025 to Sheridan seniors Clover Dorsey (left) and Brexton Sedwick (right). scholarship winners. They are pictured with former Boxley resident Jean Hadley whose donations enable the Society’s Foundation to award annual scholarships to students planning to make careers in the skilled trades. The…
Read MoreSen. Walker Shares Update
Indiana’s Medicaid program is intended to help our most vulnerable Hoosiers. However, over the last four years, state General Fund spending on the program has increased by $5 billion. These cost increases have impacted the state’s ability to fund other important budget needs like K-12 education. That’s why Senate Republicans prioritized Senate Enrolled Act 2 this…
Read MoreCounty OKs $3.5 Million for Urgent Care Center
The County Council and County Commissioners have approved $3.5 million for the creation of an urgent care center in Noblesville. The state-of-the-art facility, to be called the Rely Center, will be located on Aspire Indiana Health’s campus and will address urgent mental health, substance use, and psychiatric crises. The 23-hour crisis center is the result…
Read MoreFOR THE RECORD
For The Record is a public service and regular feature in The Noblesville Times. It is designed to tell you what is scheduled to happen and what actually does happen in meetings paid for with your tax dollars. The Times encourages all citizens to take an active role in being involved in local government. EXECUTIVE…
Read More05-21-25
The MAHA Mirage
President Donald Trump promised to hire “the best people” to lead his administration. His Health and Human Services Secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., heads an agency whose mission he is undermining. Kennedy has launched his own version of a populist health platform called “MAHA” (Make Americans Healthy Again), touting the benefits of organic food, clean…
Read MoreBoone County Group Applauds LEAP Developments
The Boone County Preservation Group is applauding recent developments indicating that the Indiana Economic Development Corporation may be reconsidering the scope of its ambitious LEAP Research and Innovation District project. This shift aligns with the Preservation Group’s longstanding concerns about the project’s impact on local farmland and natural resources, as well as the lack of…
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