Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Westfield Parks to Host Green Day Event April 25
The Westfield Parks & Recreation Department will host its annual Green Day event on Saturday, April 25, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Grand Junction Plaza (225 S. Union Street). This free, family-friendly event combines the City’s Earth Day and Arbor Day celebrations, encouraging residents to connect with and care for Westfield’s natural spaces.…
Read MoreNHS Holding Alumni Banquet in New Place
The Noblesville High School Alumni Association’s Board of Directors is pleased to announce a new location for the annual NHS Alumni Banquet. For the first time, this year’s banquet will be held at the Noblesville Schools Community Center. The Community Center is located on school property at 1775 Field Dr. The banquet is always held…
Read MoreTrio Leave Huge Shoes to Fill for Purdue Basketball
Braden Smith may not have repeated as the Big Ten Conference Player of the Year or become the first two-time winner of the Bob Cousy Award as the nation’s best point guard. However, the Indiana Mr. Basketball from Westfield did claim consensus first-team All-America honors. After earning first-team All-America citations from the United States Basketball…
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April National Safe Digging Month; Contact 811!
With spring in full swing and outdoor projects underway, CenterPoint Energy reminds customers and community members that April is National Safe Digging Month. No matter the size of the project, always call 811 before digging to help protect yourself, your neighbors, and underground utilities. This includes projects like building or repairing a fence, planting trees,…
Read MoreLittle Beds of Flowers, Little Cans of Paint
From Time to Thyme By Paula Dunn I’ve had the phrase, “spring cleaning,” rattling around in my head ever since I mentioned it in a column a couple of weeks ago. Our attitudes toward that practice sure have changed over the years. These days we tend to take a rather casual approach to spring cleaning. Thanks…
Read MoreSen. Buck Shares Updates
Hoosier veterans put their lives on the line to protect our freedoms and way of life. Supporting our veterans is always one of my top legislative priorities, and that’s why this year I supported a new law that provides tax relief for certain Hoosier veterans. House Enrolled Act 1210 will: End homestead property taxes for totally disabled veterans or their…
Read MoreStarts With a Flower; Ends With a Future
Every spring, something special begins to bloom in Cicero. It’s not just the vibrant reds of geraniums or the soft pastels of petunias. It’s not just hanging baskets swaying gently on front porches or flower beds coming back to life after a long Indiana winter. What truly blooms this time of year. . . is…
Read MoreHeights Junior Files Provisional U.S. Patent for AI‑Driven Tool
An extraordinary team effort from Hamilton Heights administrators, educators, and legal partners created the opportunity for Hamilton Heights High School student Alexander Weiland to successfully file a provisional U.S. patent on Friday, March 6, for an innovative engineering tool he developed as part of a classroom project. The patent filing marks a significant milestone for…
Read MoreBank Has Homeownership Grants
Community First Bank of Indiana, in partnership with the Federal Home Loan Bank of Indianapolis, secured $949,000 in homeownership grant funding during the 2025 grant cycle, helping make homeownership and home maintenance more accessible for individuals and families across the communities CFB serves. Through a combination of down payment assistance and home repair grant programs,…
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