Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Newest Kroger Fuel Center Open in Noblesville
Kroger is offering even more convenience to customers in Noblesville and an easier way for them to enjoy their Kroger Fuel Points. The grocer is celebrating a grand opening for its newest fuel center in Hamilton County at 14645 Hazel Dell Crossing. It formally opened Wednesday. “We invested $2.5 million dollars over four months to…
Read MoreCounty Goes Pink for Hailey
Photo courtesy Hamilton County Hamilton County is participating in “Go Pink for Hailey” Month by illuminating the Hamilton County Old Courthouse pink throughout the month of February in remembrance of Hailey Buzbee. Buzbee, a student at Hamilton Southeastern High School, was reported missing for several weeks before authorities recently confirmed her death. “Hamilton County stands…
Read MoreHORSING AROUND!!
Did you enjoy the Super Bowl? I’m not a big football fan, so when I watched the game, I tried to distract myself with other things. I don’t knit, collect stamps, or play games on my phone. So, what did I do? Because my column is published in several papers throughout the Midwest, including a…
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Ask Rusty – I’m on SS Disability; Should I Switch?
Dear Rusty: Should I take my Social Security now at age 62, or wait till I am 65? I’ve been collecting SS disability due to health issues and was curious if I should wait or claim my regular Social Security retirement benefits now. Signed: Disabled but Wondering Dear Disabled but Wondering: If you are now collecting Social Security…
Read MoreDon’t Be Left Out in Cold on Unclaimed Cash
As winter’s chill grips Indiana, Attorney General Todd Rokita is calling on Hoosiers to heat things up by searching for unclaimed cash at IndianaUnclaimed.gov. “It’s fast, free, secure and easy,” Attorney General Rokita said. “There’s no reason to leave your money sitting unclaimed in a government account. It belongs to you. You might be among the thousands of Hoosiers with cash to be claimed,…
Read MoreCarmel Firm Gets Two Orr Fellows
Midcontinent Independent System Operator in Carmel, an electric grid operator for the central United States that ensures power flows reliably and affordably to more than 45 million people across 15 states, just got two new Fellows. Bloomfield native Christopher Royal and Indianapolis native Dylan Haslett recently earned Orr Fellowships. The Wabash College seniors are now…
Read MoreHHHS Monthly Coffee Bean Award Recipients Named
Hamilton Heights High School would like to recognize the following students who were named as Coffee Bean Award recipients for the month of January. They include Kaden Cantlon, Rain Deering, Olivia Higgins, Mollie (MJ) Hooper, Victoria James, and Chuck Murdock. The name and award, inspired by The Coffee Bean, a book written by Jon Gordon and…
Read MoreNoblesville Man Extradited from Egypt by FBI
Jacfar Abdi, of Noblesville, was arrested in Cairo, Egypt, and extradited to the United States by special agents with FBI Indianapolis last month in connection with a 2023 shooting in Fishers that left a man wounded. On Nov. 19, 2023, Fishers Police officers responded to a local hospital after being notified that a gunshot victim…
Read MoreFishers Launches Insurance-Based Memberships
The Fishers Community Center, Strengthened by IU Health, launched Insurance-Based Memberships this week, making it easier than ever for qualifying individuals to stay active, healthy, and connected through an insurance-funded Adult Membership. Participating programs include SilverSneakers, Renew Active, Silver&Fit, Prime and Active&Fit Enterprise. Insurance-Based Memberships provide the same access and benefits that regular members receive, including full…
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