Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Arrowood Discusses Security And Safety Of Hamilton Heights Schools
By: Derek Arrowood We believe a safe school culture should be a way of life at Hamilton Heights. Safety is a shared responsibility that encompasses the physical, emotional, and academic safety and wellbeing of our children. We have created protocols and best practices designed to protect lives and support all aspects of the safety and…
Read MoreFirst Of Many Ross-Ade Stadium And Discussing A Record Setting Win
By: Kenny Thompson Purdue is celebrating 100 seasons in Ross-Ade Stadium, and what better time than now to reflect on the 10 most memorable games I’ve attended in the 99-year-old facility. (Ross-Ade was dedicated on Nov. 22, 1924 with a Homecoming victory against Indiana. Even though Purdue’s other home games were at Stuart Field in…
Read MoreNoblesville And Zionsville Lions Test Noblesville Crossing And White River Schools
On Sep 5th and 7th the Noblesville and Zionsville Lion Clubs donated time for Acuity Testing at Noble Crossing and White River Elementary. This is testing required by the State of Indiana, and saves time for school nurses. Any discrepancies noted in the students are passed along to the parents. Left photo: Noble Crossing testing…
Read MoreUpstairs Downtown, Home Tour, Brewfest, Museum Day, Movie in Park, Jazz At Coxhall, Homecoming, More
By: Betsy Reason This is another crazy, busy weekend with things to do. So read all of the details for events in and around Noblesville with our Times list of 20 things to do this weekend and beyond: -Betsy Reason writes about people, places and things in Hamilton County. Contact The Times editor Betsy Reason…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: September 15, 2023
Sunrise/Sunset RISE: 7:27 a.m.SET: 7:58 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 78 °FLOW: 50 °F Today is… • Greenpeace Day• International Grenache Day• National Caregivers Day What Happened On This Day: • 1981 John Bull becomes the oldest operable locomotive. The steam locomotive manufactured by the British and operated in New Jersey, US became the world’s oldest…
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Indiana Officials Expect — And Encourage — More Hoosiers To Use 988 Suicide Prevention Hotline
The state’s crisis hotline currently answers nearly 4,000 calls per month, and could go up as awareness increases. By: Casey Smith Indiana officials are renewing their push to make Hoosiers aware of the 988 suicide prevention hotline, although more funding will be needed to further expand the state’s crisis response system. One year after the…
Read MoreNoblesville And Zionsville Lions Continue Acuity Testing At Hinkle Creek Elementary
Over 300 3rd and 5th grade students were tested. This is testing required by the State of Indiana, and saves time for school nurses. Any discrepancies noted in the students are passed along to the parents. Pictured, Lions Bill Kurtz, Walt Scheid, Dan Dumbauld, Steve Stage, Lee Ann Balta, Gary Hipes, Julia Kozicki, Ron Williamson,…
Read MoreIt Takes A Village: Loyal Volunteers Help Run Ascension St. Vincent
By: Christy Heitger-Ewing It takes a village to raise a child. The same could be said for running a hospital. Without the dedicated people who volunteer their time and energy, patient care at such institutions simply wouldn’t be the same. According to Allysha Smith, Program & Volunteer Manager at Ascension St. Vincent, the Carmel location…
Read MoreHow Green Is Burning Man?
Dear EarthTalk: I’ve heard a lot about the Burning Man festival of late. Can you shed light on just how “green” or not-so-green this event really is? Burning Man, the annual arts and music festival held in the middle of Nevada’s Black Rock Desert, has garnered global attention for its avant-garde art, radical self-expression, and…
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