Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Hamilton County Leadership Academy Selects Patrick Propst As The Class Of 2024 Dean
As Hamilton County Leadership Academy (HCLA) opens the application process for its 33rd cohort of leaders, they are thrilled to announce that Patrick Propst has been selected to serve as the HCLA dean for the Class of 2024. HCLA has been educating leaders and cultivating community networks for over 30 years. “As an alumnus of…
Read MoreCCHA Law Launches Expanded Higher Education Practice Group
Church Church Hittle and Antrim (CCHA Law) is pleased to announce the launch of its newly expanded Higher Education practice group. CCHA Law has advised institutions of higher education throughout Indiana and across the country on a variety of legal matters for the past ten years and with the addition of experienced leadership in this…
Read MoreCarmel Clay Parks & Recreation and Purdue University Seek Public Input on Proposed Chinese Garden
Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation (CCPR) in partnership with Purdue University Professor of Landscape Architecture Dr. Huang invites the public to provide feedback regarding a future Chinese Garden. The Chinese Garden honors the Carmel-Xiangyang Sister City initiative, which was created in 2012 to promote educational and cultural exchange between the City of Carmel and the…
Read MoreUpdate #102 From Dr. Derek Arrowood, Superintendent, Hamilton Heights School Corporation
This is Public Schools Week – a week designated to recognize and celebrate the invaluable role of our nation’s public schools. It’s also worthy of its own column. I consider it an honor and a privilege to lead in service to our children and our families in a district that has been helping to prepare…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Denise Tague smile? “Family and friends,” said the 65-year-old, a manager at Alexander’s On the Square, which reopened Wednesday for the 2023 season in downtown Noblesville after being closed for the winter. Denise has worked at the sandwich, salad and ice-cream shop since 1999. She said Alexander’s soups are made from scratch, and…
Read MoreFirst Friday, Live Music, Art, Theater, Live Comedy, More
Enjoy March First Friday, watch Community Theater, take in live music and more among the 20 things to do this weekend and beyond in this list by The Times: Contact Betsy Reason at betsy@thetimes24-7.com.
Read MoreDaily Almanac: March 03, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 7:12 a.m.SET: 6:33 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 56 °FLOW: 39 °F Today is… • Canadian Bacon Day• National Anthem Day• Dress In Blue Day What Happened On This Day: • 1991 Footage of Los Angeles police officers severely beating Rodney King causes a global outcry. The acquittal of the police officers involved sparked…
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Dear Earthtalk: What Are Ski Resorts Doing To Fight Back Against Global Warming And Keep Their Businesses Alive As The World Warms? Which Ski Resorts Or Ski Regions Will Fare Best In The Future?
As the world warms, many of our customs begin to feel the encroaching threat of climate change. Skiing is one dramatic example, among many. With warming winters and increasingly unpredictable snow, the ski industry, like the white winters it relies upon, is slowly being nudged towards extinction. But necessity is the mother of invention, and…
Read MoreHolcomb Pushes Back Against Train Derailment Waste Coming To Indiana
By: Casey Smith Gov. Eric Holcomb is pushing back on the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) move to transport hazardous materials from the East Palestine train derailment to an Indiana facility. “I continue to object to the EPA Administrator’s decision, from Washington, D.C., to move hazardous waste from the East Palestine train derailment to Indiana.…
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