Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Applications Available for Indiana Court of Appeals
Chief Justice Loretta Rush announced yesterday that the Indiana Judicial Nominating Commission will begin accepting applications for a vacancy on the Court of Appeals. The position on the state’s second highest court will become available when Judge Margret Robb retires this summer. The chief justice encourages eligible Indiana judges and lawyers to consider applying. Applications…
Read MoreLeft to My Own Devices
Mary Ellen and I compete against each other every evening as we watch Jeopardy! I usually win because she is also playing Sudoku and is only listening to the show. She doesn’t realize the closed captions come up on the screen to reveal the answer before contestants buzz in. So, when I hear a clue…
Read MoreMeeting Notice: Noblesville Council Public Safety Committee 03/14/2023
The Noblesville Council Public Safety Committee Meeting scheduled for Tuesday, Feb. 14, 2023 has been changed to Tuesday, March 14, 2023 at 1:30 p.m. in the Council conference room at City Hall, 16 South 10th St.
Read MoreNew Book About ‘65 Palm Sunday Tornadoes Now Available Online
A new book covering Indiana’s worst natural disaster — The 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana — is now available from national publisher The History Press. The book was written and compiled by Tipton-based author Janis Thornton. The tornadoes that devastated much of Indiana were part of a collective rampage that ripped through six Midwestern…
Read MorePhilip Barkley
March 22, 1935-February 4, 2023 Philip Barkley, age 87, passed away at his home in Sheridan, Indiana on Saturday morning, Feb. 4, 2023. Born March 22, 1935, in Tipton, Indiana, he was the son of the late Theodore M. and Elizabeth F. (Skelton) Barkley. He was a 1954 graduate of Kokomo High School, and worked…
Read MoreSERVPRO is Urging Property Owners in Noblesville to Focus on Disaster Readiness
Since Fall 2022, the United States has experienced extreme weather from coast to coast ranging from major rain and flood events to hurricanes and tornadoes to extreme freezing conditions including a “once in a generation blizzard.” As catastrophic weather events impact property owners more frequently, it magnifies the need for disaster readiness ahead of this…
Read MoreCommittee Scales Down Pregnancy Child Support Proposal
By Leslie Bonilla Muñiz House lawmakers on Wednesday approved a scaled-back version of a bill that originally would’ve let expectant mothers claim child support beginning at conception — in the wake of Indiana’s much-litigated abortion ban. Instead, the House Judiciary Committee stripped the bill and replaced it with language allowing courts to make fathers pay…
Read MoreIndiana Members Credit Union Announces Senior Leadership Promotions
Indiana Members Credit Union (IMCU) recently announced 10 senior leadership promotions to further position the credit union for growth and success. “We are proud to appoint John Newett as our President and CEO,” said Robert E. Martin, Board Chairman. “John’s dedication, leadership, strong financial background, and proven success at Indiana Members Credit Union position him…
Read MoreThe Latest News and Notes From Kenny
Two former Purdue standouts who skipped the Citrus Bowl game ostensibly to avoid injury and improve their NFL prospects succeeded on the first goal but their professional outlook doesn’t seem to have changed significantly. Quarterback Aidan O’Connell is projected to be a mid-to-late Day 3 pick, which ranges from the fourth through seventh rounds, by…
Read MoreComprehensive School Counseling Grant Recipients Announced
In conjunction with School Counseling Week, the Indiana Department of Education (IDOE) yesterday announced recipients of $5 million in funding, which will support 26 school districts, charter schools and community partners to further develop and expand school counseling services and resources that improve student achievement, well-being and college and career readiness. A full list of…
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