Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Branna Shares the Parenting Paradigm
They hatch, develop wings, learn to fly, then they’re gone. The nest is empty now. No, I’m not talking about raising birds. I’m referring to raising our children. No matter if we did our best to feather the nest, there comes a time when our scope of influence will decline, if not wither away. Once they’re…
Read MoreIvy Tech Day Coming Up Tuesday
Ivy Tech Day Coming Up Tuesday On Tuesday, the community will come together to celebrate student success and expand opportunities across Hamilton County during Ivy Tech Hamilton County’s annual Ivy Tech Day. As part of a statewide day of giving, the campus will highlight the powerful impact of philanthropy while rallying support for students pursuing…
Read MoreSen. Buck Shares Update
Suspending the Gas TaxThis week, I joined State Sen. Travis Holdman in urging the governor to temporarily suspend the state’s tax on gas. Shortly after my call to suspend the tax, Gov. Braun announced a 30-day suspension of the state’s 7% sales tax on gas, which will help Hoosiers save money as the cost to fill up remains high. Senate Republicans have a long track record of passing laws to lower costs and…
Read MoreCounty Launches New Online Procurement Portal
Hamilton County has launched a new online Procurement Portal powered by OpenGov, providing vendors with a centralized platform to view bid opportunities, receive notifications, and submit proposals electronically. The new system modernizes the County’s procurement process through a fully web-based solution that allows vendors to easily register, track solicitations, and respond to requests for proposals…
Read MoreCarmel Farmers Market Opens May 2
The Carmel Farmers Market is ready to celebrate summer by bringing guests the freshest and best Indiana grown / produced food in the U.S. The market opens on Saturday, May 2 at Carter Green in Carmel and is open from 8-11:30 a.m. (rain or shine) every Saturday through Sept. 26. Many farm vendors have been…
Read MoreKokomo Writer Supports Jim Buck
Dear Editor, Is anyone else as aggravated and disgusted as I am with the extremely negative campaign flyers, which include name calling and lies, being received in your mail for a candidate opposing Senator Jim Buck for the Indiana State Senate District 21? Interestingly enough, if you look closely you will read: “Paid for by…
Read MoreCarmel Parks to Host Unified 5K (+1-Miler) May 16
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation invites the community to participate in its annual Unified 5K (+1-Miler) Event on Saturday, May 16, at 10 a.m. at the Central Park trails. Formerly known as the Adaptive 5K, this event welcomes participants of all ages and abilities to run or walk a 5K or 1-mile course in support of…
Read MoreNHS Alumni Deadline Tomorrow
The Noblesville High School Alumni Association’s annual Alumni Banquet will be held at the Noblesville Schools Community Center this year. The Community Center is located on school property at 1775 Field Dr. The banquet is always held on the last Saturday in April. This year’s date is April 25. Doors open at 5 p.m. In…
Read MoreCicero Kiwanis Deadline Tomorrow
The Kiwanis Club of Cicero’s Annual Flower Sale is going on and it’s about a lot more than selling flowers. It’s the starting point for countless moments that shape the lives of children. It’s the pride of a young leader stepping up in K-Kids, Builders Club or Key Club. It’s a child opening a book…
Read MoreIt’s Ant Awareness Week
The National Pest Management Association is kicking off its inaugural Ant Awareness Week, April 12-18, 2026, by shining a light on the threats these tiny pests pose to homes, businesses and health across the country. With ant activity surging in the spring and summer months, NPMA’s team of board-certified entomologists says now is the time to take these pests seriously before a small problem becomes a big one. “People…
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