Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Library Kicks Off Summer Reading with Celebrations
The Hamilton East Public Library is inviting the community to celebrate the start of summer with two free, all-ages kickoff events for its annual Summer Reading Program, themed Unearth a Story. Families can enjoy outdoor parties packed with activities, including a dinosaur show, music, food trucks, yard games, and hands-on fun for all ages. Each event will also…
Read MoreCounty to Break Ground on Judicial Expansion
Project Will Add 100,000 Square Feet and Seven New Courtrooms Hamilton County officials will break ground on Monday, May 11 at 9 a.m. on a long-anticipated expansion of the Hamilton County Judicial Center in downtown Noblesville. The project will add more than 100,000 square feet to the existing facility, including seven new courtrooms, upgraded security, and expanded…
Read MoreBranna Shares Buzz on BizTown!
Fancy our forefathers’ fundamental formula for success: finish school, tackle a trade, secure a stable job and build a good life. They knew the need was certain for everything from sales to seamstresses, grocers to gas attendants, bankers to brokers (‘get where this is going?) Then comes the tempestuous uptick in technology and the work…
Read More9th Annual IMPACT Awards Celebrates Students’ Success       Â
The Hamilton Heights Youth Assistance Program proudly celebrated the success of 13 remarkable students at its 9th Annual IMPACT Awards Dinner, held Thursday evening at Hamilton Heights Middle School. This year’s event drew one of the largest audiences to date, bringing together students, families, Hamilton Heights School Corporation staff, and community partners from across Hamilton…
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 MoreStamp Out Hunger Saturday
Saturday, May 9th marks the 34th anniversary of the largest one-day food drive in the nation – the National Association of Letter Carriers’ Stamp Out Hunger® Food Drive. Letter carriers are in the communities they serve every day and often come face to face with a sad reality for far too many, hunger.“Many of the…
Read MoreShould I Collect Now Or At 70?
Dear Rusty: I am 67 and 9 months old, collecting a modest SS survivor benefit with plans to collect my own much larger benefit at age 70. I was confident this plan was a good one; but recent turbulent events make me nervous that cuts could come to Social Security at any time without warning. Would it…
Read MoreIndiana Fares Better Than Most With Scams
New research has revealed Indiana among the states least at risk of scams; however, experts have warned residents to remain vigilant, as those who do fall victim lose over $400 on average. The research, conducted by experts at product comparison platform WhatAreTheBest.com, analyzed data from the Federal Trade Commission on the number of fraud reports in each state…
Read MoreExperts: How to Protect Yourself in Tick Season
Ticks are making their return fast and furiously, emphasizing the need for prevention to protect Americans, their families and pets this season. During Tick Awareness Week, the National Pest Management Association is reminding Americans about the potential health threats ticks pose and the best ways to keep these parasitic pests away while enjoying the great outdoors.…
Read MorePrimary Winner
Congresswoman Victoria Spartz rolled to a victory and was renominated for her seat in the 5th Congressional District in the Primary earlier this week. Afterward, she issued this statement: “I am honored that my fellow Republicans have placed their trust in me for another term. As we approach the 250th anniversary of our Republic, we…
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