Posts by The Times of Noblesville
05-11-26
Paula Shares A Ferry Tale
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn The next time you drive or walk across a bridge over White River, take a moment to reflect on how fortunate we are to be able to come and go from one side of the river to the other whenever we want. It wasn’t nearly that easy for…
Read MoreSupporters Step Up 35,000 Ways for Ivy Tech in County
More than 130 gifts from alumni, friends, and partners across Indiana contributed $35,100 to the Hamilton County campus on the fourth annual Ivy Tech Day. Across the Ivy Tech system, more than 3,100 alumni, friends, and partners contributed $614,421 on the fourth annual Ivy Tech Day on April 21. The 24-hour celebration of Ivy Tech’s contributions to Hoosier communities supports student success initiatives at the College’s 19 Indiana…
Read MoreNPD Seeks Investigative Assistance
The Noblesville Police Department is conducting an ongoing investigation centered around allegations of suspicious billing. We are seeking assistance from local and statewide homeowners’ associations that have done business with Ardsley Management and Resource Management since 2020. If you are a board member of a homeowners’ association that has contracted with either of these companies,…
Read MoreEnjoy Night for the Blues With County Dems
The Hamilton County Democratic Party is excited to announce its annual “Night for the Blues” fundraiser, set to take place on Saturday, May 16. This highly anticipated event will bring together passionate supporters, community leaders, and advocates as the organization prepares for a pivotal 2026 election cycle. Guests are invited to enjoy an engaging evening…
Read MoreBaldwin Legislation Signed by Braun
Two bills sponsored by State Sen. Scott Baldwin (R-Noblesville) to ban virtual currency kiosks and establish transparency requirements for proxy advisors who issue voting recommendations to shareholders and companies were ceremonially signed into law by the governor yesterday. House Enrolled Act 1116 bans cryptocurrency kiosks from operating in Indiana and allows the Attorney General to pursue action…
Read MoreAARP Honors Law Enforcement Leaders
AARP announced its inaugural AARP Guardian Award recipients, honoring members of the law enforcement community who have gone above and beyond to protect millions of older Americans from fraud, scams, and financial exploitation. Fraud is a widespread and growing threat that costs Americans billions of dollars each year, with adults 50-plus bearing a disproportionate share of the losses. Selected law enforcement professionals demonstrate an unwavering commitment to safeguarding older…
Read MoreSen. Buck Shares Update
Promoting Hoosier Values As your state senator, I have voted for common-sense legislation that promotes Hoosier values, and that includes protecting our land from our nation’s adversaries. This year, I supported a new law that strengthens Indiana’s ban on businesses from foreign adversary nations, like China and Iran, from owning any land in Indiana. Senate Enrolled Act 256 builds on…
Read MoreLibrary 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…
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