Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Chinese, Other Foreign Actors Complicit in Scams on Hoosiers
Don’t fall for phishing schemes, Attorney General Todd Rokita warns Thousands of Hoosiers are receiving a sternly worded text warning — supposedly sent by a court — that they must immediately pay fines for toll road violations or appear for a hearing. The text looks authentic. It features official-sounding language and an image of Indiana’s state seal. By scanning a convenient bar code, the texts explain, recipients of the message can quickly and easily “pay their fine” and remedy their predicament —…
Read More5 Riskiest Places to Park in Indiana
A new five-year analysis by Compare the Market reveals that 39 percent of car thefts nationwide occur at a resident’s home, while 61 percent happen when vehicles are parked away from home during everyday activities. Indiana: 5-Year Car Theft Overview In Indiana, slightly more vehicles are stolen while away from home than from the residence. To better…
Read MoreMy Friend is 65; Shouldn’t She Be Exempt?
Dear Rusty: My girlfriend is 65 and she just enrolled in Medicare. She is still working full time as a nurse, but they are still deducting Medicare taxes from her paycheck. I thought as soon as you started Medicare, that they would no longer take any Medicare taxes from her paychecks. Is that not correct? Signed: Concerned Friend …
Read MoreSpring Native Plant Kit Sale Deadline Nears
Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District announced the launch of its Spring Native Plant Kit Sale, offering residents an accessible way to establish beautiful native landscapes, support pollinators and wildlife, and enhance watershed health across Hamilton County. Native Indiana plant kits take the guesswork out of creating vibrant ecosystems and provide a curated mix…
Read MoreSheridan Gets $10,000 Grant From Water Company
The American Water Charitable Foundation, a philanthropic non-profit organization established by American Water, the largest regulated water and wastewater utility company in the U.S., and Indiana American Water, recently announced that the Foundation has awarded a $10,000 State Strategic Impact Grant to the Sheridan Events Committee. The grant will support community events that bring residents together…
Read MoreThoughts on Easter Holiday
EDITOR’S NOTE: Bonnie Zickgraf is a retired pastor, author, former columnist for The Times and an RN in mental health nursing and health plan accreditations. She recently sent some passages and thoughts for the upcoming Easter holiday. Send comments and prayer requests to bonniezickgraf@gmail.com. Matthew 27:50-51 “Then Jesus shouted out again, and he released his spirit. At that…
Read MoreHeights Freshmen Shoe Drive Fundraiser Under Way
Hamilton Heights Class of 2029 is already lacing up and making strides with a fundraiser that’s equal parts creative, sustainable, and community‑powered. The freshmen have officially launched their Shoe Drive Fundraiser, and they’re inviting families, neighbors, and local partners to jump in and help keep the momentum going. Donate your gently used or new shoes…
Read MoreSHS Honors Outstanding Students at National Honor Society Induction
Sheridan High School hosted its annual National Honor Society induction ceremony on Monday, March 16. This event recognized students who have demonstrated excellence in scholarship, leadership, service, and character. These values truly represent the best of the Sheridan Blackhawk community. To be eligible for NHS membership, Sheridan High School students must have a cumulative…
Read MoreWHS’s Robbie’s Hope Club Presents Gala
Westfield High School’s Robbie’s Hope Club invites the community to the IMMI Conference Center on May 16, from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. for a special event focused on teen mental health and suicide prevention. Attendees will have the opportunity to hear from Kari Eckert, a founder of the national Robbie’s Hope organization, as well…
Read MoreYour Pot of Gold Could Be at Indiana Unclaimed
Attorney General Todd Rokita invites Hoosiers to visit IndianaUnclaimed.gov to see if they have any money waiting for them this spring. “As St. Patrick’s Day has once again come and gone, Hoosiers should still try their luck,” Attorney General Rokita said. “Even if your unclaimed pot of gold is modest, you should take possession of what is rightfully yours.You’ll never know unless you search…
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