Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Reader Feels Strongly About Preserving Political Process
Dear Editor, No matter where you fall on the political spectrum, the evidence revealed in the latest federal indictment of Donald Trump should disturb every American who cares about protecting our freedom to vote and our democracy. Trump was charged with four criminal counts, including conspiracy to defraud our country and impede our right to…
Read MoreRiverview Health To Hold Joint Pain Treatment Seminar
Riverview Health will host a seminar about treating joint pain. Join Dr. Norman Mindrebo, a board-certified orthopedic surgeon and sports medicine physician, to learn about the latest techniques for joint replacement at Riverview Health. Dr. Mindrebo will discuss hip, knee and shoulder pain, as well as advances in joint replacement procedures for each of these…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Brian Swart smile? The band,” said the Cicero resident, who directs the Hamilton County Community Band, which will present a free Community Band Festival from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. Sunday at Federal Hill Commons, with Crossroads Brass Band performing at 6 p.m. and HCCB at 7 p.m. He and Eric Thornbury, Noblesville…
Read MoreArtificial Intelligence Looms Over The Work Force But Experts Say Jobs Will Still Need ‘Human Judgement’
by John Grimaldi Arthur C. Clarke’s classic sci-fi tale, 2001: A Space Odyssey, featuring a creepy computer named HAL, was made into a hit movie in 1968. Here we are, 55 years later, faced with what some are calling a scary, real life version of HAL. It’s called Artificial Intelligence [AI], a computer technology that…
Read MoreLife After Stroke; 5 Tips For Recovery And Daily Living
(Family Features) In the weeks and months immediately following a stroke, an early rehabilitation program offers the best possible recovery outcomes. While each person’s stroke recovery journey is unique, starting the path toward rehabilitation as soon as it’s medically safe allows stroke survivors to mitigate the lasting effects. According to the American Stroke Association, a…
Read MoreDinner Party On Union
Westfield’s best party and fundraiser is back on September 16 from 6 p.m. to 11 p.m. This event benefits the Downtown Westfield Association. Save your seat for Westfield’s dinner party on Union featuring a three-course dinner from Prime 47 Carmel. Live entertainment by Groovesmash and an incredible silent and live auction featuring experiences from around…
Read MoreShakespeare In The Park Moves To Fall; Director Seeks ‘Good Turnout Of Actors’
By: Betsy Reason By this time every summer, Noblesville Shakespeare in the Park has already played out on stage. Auditions are usually the first week of June and performances near the end of July. But this year, Noblesville Cultural Arts Commission’s 31st annual outdoor theatrical production — the second oldest Shakespeare in the park program…
Read MoreAsk Rusty – Why Is Social Security Withholding My Monthly Payments?
Dear Rusty: I have been working since I started collecting Social Security when I turned 62. Last year I was apparently overpaid because of my job. I made $37,000 and now the Social Security Administration says I owe them $8,800 dollars because I made too much, and they have withheld my $2000 monthly SS payment.…
Read MoreA Coach That Was A Poor Fit And A Sports Editor With Power Of Persuasion
By: Kenny Thompson During my 35 years with the Journal and Courier, Purdue football and basketball fans were fortunate to have a pair of Hall of Famers in Tom Kubat and Jeff Washburn reporting on the ups and downs of the Boilermakers. By the time I joined the staff in 1984, Bob Scott’s days as…
Read MoreKids Day At The Market, Josh Kaufman At Cool Creek, Flix ‘N’ Float, Chicago Tribute Among Weekend Things To Do
By: Betsy Reason Shop Kids Day vendors at the Noblesville Farmers Market, watch an Agatha Christie murder-mystery, float at the pool while watching a “Cars” movie, enjoy a Beatles tribute, Here Come the Mummies and Josh Kaufman with Nauti Yachtys at Cool Creek Park. Here’s a list of 25 things to do this weekend and…
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