Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Baldwin Medical Bill Passes Senate
A bill authored by State Sen. Scott Baldwin (R-Noblesville) that would protect patients by mitigating delayed care and allowing doctors to make medical decisions instead of insurance companies passed the Senate yesterday with bipartisan support. Senate Bill 189 would prohibit insurance carriers from imposing administrative fees on health providers who provide care involving an out-of-network provider.…
Read MoreFOR THE RECORD
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 local government. Noblesville…
Read MoreLocal Students Shine on College Campuses Everywhere
A host of local students have achieved various honors at their colleges. The Times is proud to recognize these wonderful achievements. Abilene Christian University Harrison Thrift of Carmel has been named to the Fall 2025 Dean’s Honor Roll at Abilene Christian University. Thrift is a sophomore majoring in Finance. To qualify for the Dean’s Honor…
Read MoreSheridan Unveils First Class for Wall of Fame
At Sheridan’s recent Hardwood Homecoming, the school launched its first distinguished alumni class. SCS has a long tradition of excellence, which has been built through the dedication, talent, and leadership of its students, alumni and employees. The inaugural class included 11 individuals who have inspired generations both in the classroom and in the community.…
Read MoreInaugural Champions Together Event at Heights Middle
Hamilton Heights Middle School was proud to serve as the host site for the first‑ever Champions Together Unified Sports Cornhole State Tournament this past Saturday. The inaugural event brought together 16 schools of unified athletes from across Indiana for a day of competition, teamwork and celebration. Unified Sports, a partnership between the IHSAA and Special…
Read MoreMeet SHS Athletic Director Jared Green
Sheridan Community Schools is inviting community members to a special meet-and-greet to welcome new Athletic Director Jared Green. The event will take place Wednesday from 5 to 6 p.m. at Greek’s Pizza in Sheridan. This gathering offers students, families, faculty and community members a chance to stop by, introduce themselves and get to know Jared…
Read More02-02-26
Continuing Honor Rolls to Rushmore . . . A Bundle of Memories
Let’s continue the exercise we began last week by looking at Purdue basketball’s all-decade teams going back to the days of Piggy Lambert. 1970s Joe Barry Carroll – The 7-1 center became a fan favorite right from the start with his shot blocking skills in a backup role behind Tom Scheffler. On Dec. 10, 1977, Carroll…
Read MoreAnswering Snowy Call
During the recent winter storm, the Indiana National Guard was activated and worked all over the state to help keep Hoosiers safe. Spc. Natalie Campos was helping Indiana State Police translate Spanish during a crash off Interstate 74. Nearly 300 Indiana National Guard soldiers and airmen were activated to assist their fellow Hoosiers, working alongside the…
Read MoreHeights’ Seventh-Grader Makes School History
Heights’ Seventh-Grader Makes School History On Saturday, the Hamilton Heights Forestry Team traveled to the Boone County Fairgrounds to compete in the Indiana State Forestry Contest, an event that brings together top young forestry students from across the state. Hamilton Heights was proudly represented by one high school team and middle school student who qualified…
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