Posts by The Times of Noblesville

Erica Foreman has a Master’s in Public Administration and a Bachelor’s in English Education from Purdue University. She has 9+ years of event planning and community engagement programming experience. Erica is particularly eager to leverage her background in event planning and public administration to enhance the Fishers Arts Council’s outreach and impact. Molly Hammer and her…

Sunny days and chill vibes ahead. Get ready to experience everything summer has to offer — the 2025 Summer Recreation Guide is now available! Our recreation programs offer something for all ages and interests, ensuring fun for everyone. Discover exciting programs in Nature, Aquatics, Adaptive, Arts & Culture, Sports, Senior, and Wellness!Don’t forget to mark your calendar. Registration…

Ben’s Ranch Foundation, a local nonprofit serving teens struggling with mental health challenges, has opened ticket sales for its annual fundraising event on April 12th from 5 to 9 p.m. at Conner Prairie. The public is encouraged to attend this unique fundraiser that gets the audience up and on their feet.  The popular event features…

Spring has arrived, and the City of Fishers and Fishers Parks are gearing up for a season of exciting new entertainment, outdoor adventures, and beloved community traditions.  From Fishers Freight’s inaugural season at the Fishers Event Center, to the city’s first-ever sprint triathlon at Geist Waterfront Park, to the return of family favorites like Touch-A-Truck and…

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation (HCPR) has been awarded $1,500 through the Amos Butler Audubon Society Birdathon Grant to fund the restoration of a 3-acre area at Cool Creek Park. This grant will enable HCPR to purchase native seeds and plugs to restore habitats in areas of the park where invasive plants have been removed.…

Noblesville Common Council For The Record is a public service and regular feature in The Noblesville Times. It is designed to tell you what is scheduled to happen and what actually does happen in meetings paid for with your tax dollars. The Times encourages all citizens to take an active role in being involved in…

Dear Editor, If you or someone you know has ever experienced the frustration of a delayed medical procedure or a denied prescription due to prior authorization, you’re not alone. That’s why Indiana lawmakers are considering changes. House Bill 1003 offers targeted, common-sense reforms that streamline prior authorization and improve transparency, while Senate Bill 480 would…

By The Numbers, a look at what’s in the news . . . by the numbers. These are just numbers, not suggestions that they mean more or less than what they are. We do not suggest that one number is connected to another. These are simply facts with no extraneous details, bias or slanted reporting.…

Hoosiers statewide — like our peers across the U.S. — have seen texts pop up on their phones in recent months warning of unpaid fees from toll roads.  Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita warns that most of the texts come from scammers, which Indiana Toll Road label as SMS Phishing or “smishing” ruses — and…