Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Taking Care of the Caregiver
More than 50 million people provide care for a chronically ill, disabled or aging family member during any given year. Whoever said that family matters must stay out of the workplace has never been a caregiving family member. So just who are these folks who are juggling responsibilities in the workplace as well as their…
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Westfield School Unplugs from Screens
Westfield Washington Schools is proud to highlight the efforts of Oak Trace Elementary teachers who are encouraging students and families to unplug from screens and reconnect with the world around them through a special Screen-Free Week initiative. Fourth grade teacher, Lucy Grenda, and second grade teacher, Jaclyn Helman, have challenged their students to collectively spend…
Read MoreJoyce Eileen (Lipps) Waterman
Joyce Eileen (Lipps) Waterman of New Castle passed away Thursday, March 12, 2026 at her residence. She was born February 4, 1937 in Pennington Gap, Virginia to James Earl and Nancy Golden (Kelly) Lipps. Joyce was employed at WIC in Hamilton County. She had also been employed at Willits Clothing Store in Noblesville and The…
Read MoreWestfield Youth Council Applications Open
The City of Westfield has opened its application portal for the 2026–27 cohort of the Westfield Mayor’s Youth Council. The Westfield Mayor’s Youth Council is a leadership development program designed for local high school students eager to make a positive impact in their community. “This year’s Youth Council cohort set the bar for what our…
Read MoreSheridan Indoor Easter Egg Hunt March 21
The annual Indoor Easter Egg Hunt and Bunny Visit will return to the Sheridan Public Library on Saturday, March 21 from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. Hunts will begin every 15 minutes. This event is for ages 10 and under. Children are encouraged to bring baskets or bags to carry eggs. For more information on upcoming events,…
Read MoreAbout the Indiana Library Federation
The Indiana Library Federation represents public, school, academic and special libraries throughout Indiana and advocates for policies that ensure all Hoosiers have access to library services. Library Foundation Raises Concern Over New Legislation The Indiana Library Federation is deeply disappointed with the final legislative action taken during the 2026 session that will significantly affect Indiana’s…
Read MoreFishers Invests $3.6 Million in Athletics
Money to include City District Athletic Director The City of Fishers and Hamilton Southeastern Schools recently announced a significant public investment in local athletic facilities and youth sports programming through a new interlocal agreement designed to expand access, enhance facilities and strengthen alignment across school and community athletics. “Sports are part of the fabric of our community,”…
Read MoreNoblesville Mayor Leads Municipal Leaders on Strategic Discussion
On March 11, the Central Indiana Regional Development Authority hosted a panel discussion on data centers to examine their requirements, benefits, and any challenges they present. The panel, moderated by Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen, consisted of the following municipal leaders, energy sector representatives, and a land use expert: “Today was a very important step for…
Read MoreWestfield Teacher Finalist for FFA Honor
Chris Kaufman, Agri Science Teacher at Westfield High School, has been named a finalist for the FFA Indiana Golden Owl Award. He received the news during a class, presented by the students who nominated him, WHS administration, and representatives from the FFA and Nationwide. Educators devote limitless time, and often their own resources, to helping…
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