Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Sheridan has Donuts with Grown-Ups
In the early hours of the morning on Thursday, March 12, Sheridan students, staff and grown-ups gathered for “Donuts with Grown-Ups.” This biannual event gives students and their families a chance to come together and share a special morning together before the day gets on its way. Twice a year, the Sheridan Elementary PTO sponsors…
Read MoreFairgrounds Fundraising Campaign Launched
$4 Million Raised for Facility Improvements The Friends of Hamilton County Extension has officially launched the public phase of its fundraising campaign to support improvements at the Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds, part of the Silos @ 37 Hamilton County: 4-H Fairgrounds and Events Center project. The campaign kickoff coincided with the organization’s “Denim & Diamonds” event on Friday,…
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Ask Rusty – I’m Still Working; Why Didn’t my Benefit Amount Increase?
Dear Rusty: I have been working somewhat consistently since commencing my Social Security benefit income. I’ve been collecting since my full benefit age of 66, approximately. I’m now 81, and customarily, in about October of each calendar year, Social Security notifies me of additional benefits from my additional work. Not this year. I earned some $18,000-$19,000 in…
Read More‘Fine’ Is New Fake: Emotional Honesty Is Key to Connection, Peace
“Fine” may be the most common and most dishonest word in the English language, and it’s silently keeping people isolated from one another, explains Christian Life Coach Darla Nelson. She believes the antidote to that isolation begins with vulnerability. “‘Fine’ keeps people at arm’s length; honesty invites connection,” Nelson said. “Vulnerability is where true healing…
Read MoreEmpowering Seniors for Safer Online Experiences
6 Practical Safety Tips for Caregivers and Families Family Features Today’s seniors aren’t shying away from a world that has become increasingly reliant on technology. Quite the opposite, in fact, as recent survey findings suggest adults ages 65 and older are more digitally active and self-assured than ever before. Nearly all seniors surveyed as part…
Read MoreUtility Provides Customers with Leak-Saving Tips
Indiana American Water is recognizing the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Fix a Leak Week 2026 by sharing simple, practical tips customers can use to locate and address common household leaks that waste water, drive up bills, and strain home plumbing. “Finding and fixing leaks can help customers protect their water, homes, businesses and monthly bills,” said Kari Britto, Vice President of Operations,…
Read MoreLions in Service
The Noblesville and Westfield Lions Clubs, along with The Feeding Team, distributed food from Gleaner’s to 500 people in 125 families on Saturday, March 14 at Hamilton Heights High School. Thanks go to Lion George Long for designing and creating the new Stop and Pull Forward paddles that help volunteers direct traffic. The next distribution…
Read MoreRoller-Coaster Season for Purdue’s Boilermakers Continues Into NCAA
The roller-coaster ride taken by the Purdue men’s basketball team since the dawn of 2026 is once again on an upward trajectory. Becoming the first No. 7 seed to win the Big Ten Tournament has renewed some faith in the eighth-ranked Boilermakers, who were viewed as a preseason national championship contender. Beating the Michigan all-star…
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