Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Noblesville Real Estate Slows; Not County
The Noblesville real estate market quieted down a bit in January – compared to the rest of the county. However, sale prices continued to increase – according to the experts at F.C. Tucker Company, part of the Howard Hanna family of companies: In Noblesville: In Hamilton County: Overall, despite an unusually active fourth quarter, central…
Read MoreFishers Community Center Memberships Available Memberships are now available for pre-sale for the Fishers Community Center, set to open in November. With the purchase of a pre-sale membership, you will become a Charter Member of the center and receive recognition on a permeant display inside the center, VIP access during the grand opening, and more.…
Read MoreCicero Kiwanis Learns How Teter Organic Farm Steps Up
Teter Organic Farm is an outreach mission of Noblesville First United Methodist Church which grows over 40 varieties of mixed vegetables, a mixed-species orchard of 280 trees that produce apples, peaches, pears and plums as well as a cut flower field and 30 beehives. “Our mission is to combat food insecurity, build community through meaningful…
Read MoreAscension Heart Center Ranked Among Best
Ascension St. Vincent Heart Center has been ranked among the top Cardiovascular Hospitals in the country by Premier Inc., marking the 13th time the hospital has been named to the prestigious list. Premier, a leading technology-driven healthcare improvement company, announced the top 50 Heart Hospitals for 2025 last week. Rankings are based on an annual…
Read MoreData on Local Illegal Immigrant Arrests Released
Chief Deputy John Lowes of the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office has released statistical data regarding the number of arrests in Hamilton County of illegal immigrants and the impact of non-U.S. citizen arrests within the county. The data reflects the number of Hamilton County Jail bookings and the types of crimes committed by individuals without legal…
Read MoreThe Color of God
(Written June, 2020) Today I filled out a form online. It was a request for consideration of a discount and financial relief for certain services. The questions that were asked were quite expected, my name, address, phone number, income. The form was quite simple to complete. But when I scrolled down to submit the form,…
Read MorePRONOUNCED PROBLEMS
It all started when we changed our cell phone service. We had been thinking of doing that for a long time, but Mary Ellen and I are both creatures of habit—that’s why we have been married for 44 years. I assumed the changeover would be long and painful, but despite a few bumps in the…
Read MoreFred Hord, Veteran Printer and Community Leader
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn When I was trying to decide on a subject for Black History Month, it occurred to me that most people have probably never heard of Fred Hord. While he lived here, he was one of Noblesville’s most prominent and well liked African American residents. The only reason he’s…
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Heights Superintendent Shares Importance of Black History Month
As we enter Black History Month, it is essential for us to reflect on and acknowledge the significant contributions and achievements of African Americans throughout our nation’s history. This month serves as a dedicated period for us to explore and celebrate the rich heritage, culture, and resilience of the black community, which has played a…
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