Posts by The Times of Noblesville
‘Can’t Tell Players Without A Program’ Clearly Applies to College Football
If there were still such a thing as gameday programs, Purdue football fans would need one to figure out who is wearing the gold and black these days. Name a Boilermaker other than running back Devin Mockobee who is expected to suit up this fall? There have been 32 transfer portal entries from last season’s…
Read MoreWhere’s Chuck? Getting Ready to Retire
WTHR-TV Channel 13, the TEGNA-owned NBC affiliate in Indianapolis and the news-gathering partner of The Paper of Montgomery County and the Noblesville Times, recently shared that meteorologist, Chuck Lofton, whose 40-year career at the station has made a lasting impact on the central Indiana community, is going to retire in June. Lofton joined WTHR-TV with…
Read MoreEmmanuel United Methodist Church
Hello, My name is Jesse Mullins. I am the appointed pastor at Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Noblesville. I have been the pastor at Emmanuel UMC since July 1st of 2023. Prior to my appointment at Emmanuel UMC, I was the pastor for Cicero United Methodist Church from July 1st of 2020 through June 30th…
Read MoreSpotlight On Churches Debuts Today
The Times, Hamilton County’s oldest newspaper, is proud to share another new feature. Spotlight on Hamilton County Churches debuts today on the back page of The Times. Periodically, we will shine the spotlight on our local churches to share not only the good word, but to go into a little more depth on the church…
Read MoreNoblesville Council Awards ‘Stake in the Ground’ To City Engineers
The Noblesville Common Council recognized Assistant City Engineer Jim Hellmann and Project Manager Andrew Rodewald as the 2024 Stake in the Ground honorees at their meeting Tuesday night. The “Stake in the Ground” Award recognizes city employees – typically at the director level – who go above and beyond in their roles by “putting a…
Read MoreWestfield Winter Market returns toWest Fork Whiskey Co. Saturday
The Westfield Winter Market, presented by Duke Energy, will kickoff the 2025 season Saturday. The indoor, family friendly market will run every Saturday through March 29 (excluding March 1) from 9 a.m. to noon at West Fork Whiskey Co. More than 50 vendors whose offerings include fresh produce, coffee and breakfast foods, locally sourced meat…
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Ivan “Sonny” Lothair Sherman
Ivan “Sonny” Lothair Sherman, 93, lifelong resident of Hamilton County and recently of FortWayne and Lafayette, Indiana passed away at his home surrounded by family early in themorning of December 25, 2024.Ivan was born March 12, 1931 in Marion, Indiana to Paul and Alice (Lowe) Sherman. Farmingbecame his passion early as he first learned to…
Read MoreShonkwiler Helps Honor Officers
State Rep. Alaina Shonkwiler (R-Noblesville) (back row, second from right) along with other state representatives and state senators, recognized Indiana law enforcement officials for National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day in the House Chamber at the Statehouse in Indianapolis. National Law Enforcement Appreciation Day was established in 2015 to express gratitude for the sacrifice, service and…
Read MoreNew Signage Honors Plum Prairie, Rev. Barney Stone
Historical signage celebrating the history of the Plum Prairie neighborhood and Reverend Barney Stone has been installed as part of the Reimagine Pleasant Street project. Local leaders are celebrating the rich history and character of Noblesville and Hamilton County throughout the Pleasant Street corridor. This historic signage will inform and highlight the importance of the…
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