Posts by The Times of Noblesville
2-11-26
Valentine’s Shopping, Bubba and ‘Tudes Do you have a Valentine’s Day present yet? I admit I’m a procrastinator and with the clock ticking, I was starting to sweat. So as much as I hate online shopping, I was sitting at my desk surfing some websites that my wife likes. What? Yes, I was at work…
Read MoreSheridan Schools Celebrates Counselor Week
School Counselor Week is a time to recognize those who support students academically, socially, and emotionally every single day. At Sheridan Community Schools, the school counselors play a vital role in helping SCS students. They provide care by helping them navigate challenges, set goals, and envision their future. The four outstanding counselors at SCS are…
Read MoreHeights Musicians Shine at ISSMA District Solo & Ensemble Contest
Hamilton Heights Middle School and High School musicians delivered an outstanding showing at the ISSMA District Solo & Ensemble Contest held this past Saturday at Westfield High School. Students from both programs earned top honors across a wide range of instruments and ensemble categories, demonstrating exceptional skill, preparation, and musical growth. Hamilton Heights is proud…
Read MoreWHS Earns Gold Distinction as AP Honor Roll School
Westfield High School has been named to the 2025 Advanced Placement School Honor Roll, earning Gold Status in recognition of its strong academic performance and expanding access to rigorous, college-level coursework. College Board’s Advanced Placement Program enables students to pursue college-level studies — with the opportunity to earn college credit, advanced placement or both —…
Read MoreSolid Valentine’s Day Advice From Branna
Who does Hallmark have to thank for the 145 million cards exchanged each year on one singly delegated date? The victory goes to Valentine’s Day! A major day for chocolate and roses, this holiday’s origins once blended Roman festivals and Christian martyrs with romantic associations. Over time, it evolved through medieval traditions and commercialization into…
Read MoreMarch Busy Month at Center for Performing Arts
The following is a list of coming events and attractions at Carmel’s Center for the Performing Arts. Chris Botti 8 p.m. Friday, March 6 Payne & Mencias Palladium Drewry Simmons Vornehm Jazz Series Grammy-winning trumpeter Chris Botti has been one of the most popular instrumentalists in the world for nearly three decades. He has collaborated…
Read MoreAnnual Harrison Ceremony Takes Place
Photos and Story By Andy Chandler NORTH BEND, Ohio – Despite inclement weather and about an inch of snow falling over the course of three hours, the annual wreath laying at the tomb of the First Indiana Governor General and future U.S. President William Henry Harrison went forward as scheduled last week. Hosted annually by…
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Great (John) Scott – The Harrison Horror Show
To donate one’s body to science is something we take for granted in the realm of end-of-life decisions. However, lost in today’s world is a term seldom remembered: Resurrectionists. Today, we’d call them body snatchers. In the 1800s they were a business, and it was one incident involving them, and a future Hoosier President that would change this. John Scott Harrison has the honor of being the only man who’s the son of a U.S. President as…
Read MorePATCH Aims to Help Young Hoosier Women
Hoosiers have access to birth control at participating pharmacies across Indiana, providing an additional, convenient option for women aged 18 years and older seeking contraceptive care. Pharmacist-prescribed contraception is available through participating pharmacies statewide and can be especially helpful for women who do not have private insurance, live in rural communities, face language barriers, or…
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