Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Hamilton County To Invest In Language Assistance
Hamilton County has partnered with LUNA Language Services to provide interpretation and professional translation services. The subscription service will allow Hamilton County employees to contact a native linguist to help translate for individuals with limited English proficiency (LEP). “Our community is changing and we’re serving more immigrants, refugees, and non-native speakers,” says Steven Rushforth, Hamilton…
Read MoreA Thank You To The Community From Tri Kappa
The Beta Epsilon Chapter of Tri Kappa in Noblesville would like to say a big THANK YOU to the community of Noblesville and beyond for the generous donations to the Red Stocking Fund during the 2022 Christmas season. We surpassed our goal of $10,000.00 and raised $13,800.00.00 for the Annual Tri Kappa Red Stocking Fund.…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Dan Stevens smile? “Watching a beautiful sunset from a balcony or quiet beach. I am happiest in life when surrounded by our children and grandchildren,” said the director of administration for Hamilton County Commissioners, who will retire at the end of March. He and his wife, Peg, were married in May 1977 and…
Read MorePresidential Ties, Mayors, and Patents. Oh My!
It’s a little soon for another reader response column, but I have some column business that needs attention. Mainly, I want to apologize to Dan Haskett. He mailed an envelope to me back in December and it somehow got mislaid for a couple of months. I didn’t see his note until a few weeks ago. …
Read More4-H Junior Leader president heads up Egg Hunt
I met Grace Allee a couple of years ago when she was named the 2021 Supreme Showmanship Grand Champion at the Hamilton County 4-H Fair. She didn’t think she had “a shot,” the then 16-year-old Noblesville resident, a then junior at Hamilton Heights High School and who represented the Dairy Goat barn, told me. The…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: March 22, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset: RISE: 7:42 a.m.SET: 7:59 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 58 °FLOW: 43 °F Today is…: • National Goof-Off Day• World Water Day• National Sing Out Day What Happened On This Day: • 1993 The Intel Corporation produces the first Pentium microprocessor. Intel holds about 80% of the world market share in the PC microprocessor business.•…
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Indiana Parents, Education Advocates Split Over “School Choice” Budget Increases
By: Casey Smith Dozens of Hoosiers descended upon the Statehouse to call for increased K-12 funding in the next state budget, but much of the testimony heard on Thursday was split over a pending proposal to more than double taxpayer spending on Indiana’s “school choice” voucher program. The Senate School Funding Subcommittee heard more than…
Read MorePreservation-Minded Organic Farmers From Indy Buy Huddleston Farmhouse In Wayne County
Experienced preservationists and organic farmers Tyler and Gentry Gough have purchased Cambridge City’s historic Huddleston Farmhouse and 18 acres from Indiana Landmarks. The Goughs, who have restored a 1902 shingle-style house in Greenfield and a 1928 Dutch Colonial house in Indianapolis’s Irvington neighborhood, are deeply involved in Indy Urban Acres, an eight-acre organic urban farm…
Read MoreIU Health Recognizes Indy Airport Employees Who Saved Travelers’ Lives
IU Health recognized 22 Indianapolis Airport Authority employees recently for their heroic work in saving the lives of two travelers who suffered traumatic medical emergencies at the Indianapolis International Airport (IND) in 2022. More than 8 million people from all over the world travel through the Indy airport each year, and the airport’s public safety…
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