Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Embrace Downtown Noblesville
The City of Noblesville announced it is beginning final design of a project called Embrace Downtown, which will substantially benefit downtown businesses, their customers and residents. The project team received a substantial amount of input and feedback when the project was initiated beginning in 2020, and has a head start in the design phase for…
Read MoreCatching Up On Purdue Boilermaker Alums in NFL
Former Purdue star George Karlaftis and the Kansas City Chiefs can make NFL history Feb. 9 with a victory against the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl LIX in New Orleans. No team has won three consecutive Super Bowl championships. Only three other franchises have played in at least three consecutive Super Bowls: the 1971-73 Miami…
Read MoreMontgomery Medicine #792
Osteoporosis Osteoporosis is a condition that weakens bones, making them fragile and more likely to break. It is often called a “silent disease” because people usually do not know they have it until they experience a fracture. This disease affects millions of people worldwide, particularly older adults and postmenopausal women. Understanding osteoporosis is essential because…
Read MoreHeights Senior Inks Tennis Deal at Johnson University
Kamden Colter, a senior at Hamilton Heights, has signed a letter of intent to play tennis for Johnson University in Knoxville, Tennessee this fall. Johnson University is a member of the Appalachia Athletic Conference and a National Christian College Athletic Association athletic institution. He is the son of Adam and Susan Colter. For Colter, he…
Read MoreHow to Plan for Retirement
(Family Features) Being financially secure in retirement starts while you’re still working. Because you likely don’t want to remain in the workforce forever, creating a plan can help ensure you’re confident in living comfortably in retirement when the time comes. Retirement plans and financial aspirations are deeply personal and often tied to family life, ambitions…
Read MoreIndiana 16th Best for Elderly
As people live longer, the demand for elderly care has reached an all-time high, and widespread concerns about the capacity to care for the growing senior population have arisen. These anxieties are only compounded by the increase in health issues among the elderly during the winter. That’s why personal injury lawyers Triumph Law, P.C. examined…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – About When to Claim Social Security and Taxation of Benefits
Dear Rusty: I am 65 and currently working full-time. Can I apply for and start receiving my Social Security benefit? I’d expect to have to pay income tax on it if/when I do. Signed: Curious Worker Dear Curious Worker: If you are working full time, you should likely delay claiming Social Security at this time.…
Read MorePerfect Day
The Hamilton Heights Middle School wrestling team traveled to Lebanon recently and returned home as the Tiger Invite Champions. The Huskys finished with a 5-0 record, beating Lutheran (105-9), Taylor (106-10), Guion Greek (108-10), Lebanon (98-15) and Carmel Clay (78-26). Wrestlers who were undefeated included Colton Millikan, Landon Sisson, Greyson Cain, Zeke Rice, Kase Powell,…
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Spartz: Restore Healthcare Competition or Take it Over
Rep. Victoria Spartz, a Republican Congresswoman representing Indiana’s 5th District, issued the following statement on healthcare and reconciliation offsets: “If the GOP does not have the backbone to start fixing healthcare in reconciliation, we have to start a full government takeover now – before we completely bankrupt our country and our people. Fraud and abuse…
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