Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Montgomery Medicine No. 794
Artificial Intelligence Artificial intelligence (AI) is transforming medicine at an astonishing pace. From improving diagnoses to streamlining administrative tasks, AI has the potential to make healthcare more efficient and accessible. While AI will never replace doctors, it is quickly becoming a powerful tool that enhances human decision-making and improves patient outcomes. In his book Deep…
Read MoreKeep Your Chin Up
Surveys show that most people hate at least one part of their body. I’m not happy with my ears, for example. They stick out more than they should. My wife said to be that obsessed with my own looks makes me appear very elfish. I think she meant selfish. Freud wasn’t all wrong. When I…
Read MoreIU Only Has to Look North for Identity it Used to Have
Like his five predecessors as Indiana basketball head coach, Mike Woodson was asked to do the impossible: be the second coming of Bob Knight for a fan base that cannot let go of the past. Like Mike Davis, Tom Crean and Archie Miller, Woodson was pressured to step down last week during the midst of…
Read MoreMargaret Ellen Rosser
Margaret Ellen Rosser, 96, of Carmel, passed away on Thursday, February 6, 2025 at her home. She was born on February 4, 1929 to Edward and Bertha (Elliott) Krampe in Brazil, Indiana. Margaret was a faithful member of Cornerstone Lutheran Church and volunteered with the Lutheran Women’s Missionary League, quilt guild and braille ministry. She…
Read MoreCounty 2025 InterFaith Summit March 18
Good Samaritan Network is pleased to announce an InterFaith Summit on March 18 at the Renaissance Indianapolis North Hotel in Carmel. The Good Samaritan Network Executive Director Nancy Chance said our “objective for the day is to address significant challenges facing Hamilton County and its residents. We want to recognize our similarities and embrace our…
Read MoreWestfield Student Earns Orr Fellowship
Wabash College senior Ben Wallace of Westfield has earned Orr Fellowships, guaranteeing a two-year salaried position with some of Indiana’s most dynamic, high-growth businesses. Wallace will receive executive mentorship and participate in a curriculum designed to develop understanding and skills vital to entrepreneurship and business leadership. Further, as an Orr Fellow, he will grow professionally…
Read MoreWasteful Government Spending Isn’t Just a National Issue
During a time when the president of the United States is meeting with reporters every day, providing more transparency to government operations than Americans have seen before, some lawmakers at the Indiana Statehouse are trying to do the opposite. A couple of committees are considering taking public notices out of Indiana newspapers and placing them…
Read MoreHeights Senior Inks With Anderson
Natalie Marcum, Hamilton Heights’ senior, has signed a letter of intent to play soccer for Anderson University in Anderson, Indiana this fall. Anderson University is a member of the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference and an NCAA Division III athletic institution. She is the daughter of Shawn and Brenda Marcum. Marcum, who is undecided about her…
Read MoreWestfield Proclaims Disability Awareness Month
The City of Westfield is proclaiming March as Disability Awareness Month.A proclamation will be presented to Nicole Southerland, chairperson of the Westfield Mayor’s Council on Disabilities. It is one part of a much broader initiative to promote inclusivity and accessibility in Westfield. “My administration is extremely proud to support the council on disabilities and their…
Read MoreCity Lands 210 Jobs in Relocation
Mayor Jensen Presents Proposal to Common Council for Evolve Transporters to Relocate Headquarters and Manufacturing Facilities to Noblesville Evolve Transporters, a leader in the design and manufacturing of custom transport solutions for the motorsports industry, is planning to invest $39 million and relocate its headquarters and manufacturing facilities from Painesville, Ohio to Noblesville’s Washington Business…
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