Posts by The Times of Noblesville
County SWCD Awarded $100,000 Grant to Combat Invasive Species
The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District has been awarded a $100,000 Clean Water Indiana grant through the Indiana State Department of Agriculture to support invasive species management efforts across Hamilton County. Through this three-year grant, $94,000 will be distributed directly to Hamilton County residents as cost-share funding to remove invasive species and restore…
Read MoreNoblesville Man to be Honored by IHSAA
A Noblesville man is among five individuals being honored during the 116th Annual IHSAA Boys Basketball State Finals Saturday for contributions to education-based athletics and Indiana high school basketball in particular. Rick Vanderwielen, a Lafayette native and Noblesville resident, will be celebrated on the court with Sen. Ron Alting, Tamika Catchings, Scott Arthur and Mike Broughton.…
Read More10 Players Who Helped Boiler Hoops Power Forward
Purdue may be known as “Big Man U” these days but it historically also has produced outstanding power forwards. This top 10 list is talented, led by three first-team All-Americans. It also is the third time in this series that an active player has been selected. The “Big Dog” was the most dominant player in…
Read MoreSHS Hosts Quarterly Future Fair
On Friday, March 20, Sheridan High School held another Future Fair for high school students and 8th graders. These college and career fairs are put on each quarter for students to gain insight into the businesses, schools, and opportunities that await them after high school and beyond. At this quarter’s Future Fair, students had the…
Read MoreRokita Co-Leads Opposition to Court-Ordered Prisoner Sex-Change Surgeries
Attorney General Todd Rokita, together with Idaho Attorney General Raúl Labrador and a coalition of 24 states, has filed an amicus curiae brief in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals strongly arguing that the Eighth Amendment does not require states to provide prisoners with risky, controversial and medically debated sex-change surgeries. The case, Emalee R. Wagoner v.…
Read MoreWitham Hosts Rise and Roll Amish Fundraiser
The Witham Health Services Volunteer Organization will host a fundraiser with Rise and Roll on Thursday, April 2, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (while supplies last) at the main entrance of Witham Health Services at 2605 North Lebanon Street in Lebanon. Rise and Roll will offer an assortment of baked goods, pies, jams and jarred goods,…
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Benjamin Harrison Home has Two Exhibits
Photos courtesy Andy Chandler As part of the lead-up to America’s 250th, the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in downtown Indianapolis is presenting not one, but two exhibit galleries with themes related to the Presidencies and Founding Fathers. The carriage house is where tours to the mansion begin and is where visitors will encounter the first of two exhibits, At the Founding. This…
Read MoreNoblesville Elks Install Officers for 2026-27
By Terri Sigman-Kennedy Saturday night, March 21 was a great night at the Noblesville Elks #576. As we do each year, incoming Officers are installed for the upcoming term. At the completion of his year of service as the Exalted Ruler, Phil Anderson steps down as the New Exalted Ruler assumes the role. The Newly…
Read MoreNew Federation of Democratic Women Meeting Sunday
Democratic women from across Hamilton County are invited to attend the inaugural meeting of the Hamilton County Federation of Democratic Women on Sunday at 1 p.m. at Eller House in Fishers. The meeting marks the launch of a new caucus dedicated to educating, energizing and empowering Democratic women while expanding civic engagement and leadership opportunities…
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