Heights Freshmen Step Up For Those Who Need Help

Hamilton Heights High School freshmen are kicking off the new quarter with a powerful, hands‑on lesson in service – one of the core pillars of the district’s Portrait of a Graduate and a key component of Indiana’s Employability Skills graduation requirement. Throughout the quarter, ninth graders are exploring what it means to contribute to their…

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Noblesville, County Well Represented in Hoosier Basketball

Hoosier Basketball Magazine presents an annual comprehensive survey of all high school (boys and girls), college (men and women) and professional (Pacers and Fever) basketball in Indiana.Ten high school seniors are spotlighted on Hoosier Basketball Magazine’s front cover, four boys and six girls. The boys pictured in the middle are Luke Ertel (Mt. Vernon-Fortville), Justin…

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Governor, Commerce Secretary Visit Noblesville

Last Thursday, Indiana Gov. Mike Braun and Secretary of Commerce David Adams visited ReElement Technologies’ pilot facility in Noblesville. ReElement is a leader in recycling and refining critical minerals, including rare earth elements, supporting President Trump’s mission of ending America’s dependence on China for critical earth minerals. “Indiana’s economy is growing, and the most critical industries are…

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Agape Moving Forward on Planned Expansion

Agape Therapeutic Riding Resources has selected Meyer Building as its construction partner for the development of its Stony Creek campus, an expansion that will serve as Agape’s future headquarters and primary program site. The Stony Creek project includes construction of two indoor, all-weather arenas, one outdoor/open-air arena, 24 horse stalls, a small animal barn for…

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City to Break Ground on Embrace Downtown Project

City officials will host a groundbreaking ceremony on Monday, Feb. 2, to officially kick off the Embrace Downtown project. The multi-phase initiative will improve infrastructure, enhance pedestrian safety and introduce beautification upgrades throughout downtown Noblesville. “Embrace Downtown represents an important step forward in preserving our historic downtown and embracing the future of our community,” Noblesville…

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Trampas Whalin Running for Judge of Superior Court 4

Trampas Whalin Running for Judge of Superior Court 4 Trampas Whalin, a longtime Hamilton County attorney and community leader, officially filed his candidacy for Judge of Hamilton County Superior Court 4 today, marking a significant milestone in his campaign to bring fairness, integrity and sound judgment to the bench. Whalin announced his candidacy earlier this…

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Westfield School Board Revises Calendar

The Westfield Washington Schools Board of School Trustees approved a revised 2026–27 school calendar and took several additional actions at its regular meeting. The items below represent meeting highlights and are not a comprehensive summary of all discussion or action taken. Revised 2026–2027 School Calendar The Board approved a revised 2026–2027 school calendar following a…

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Sheridan Library February Calendar

BABIES/TODDLERS: February 2, 9, 23 at 10:30am | Discovery Time (Ages: up to 3 yrs) PRESCHOOL: February 4, 11, 18, 25 at 10:30am | Little Learners Story Time (Ages 3-6) GRADES K-5: February 3 at 3:30pm | Afterschool Club: Creating on Canvas (Hearts) February 17 at 3:30pm  |  Afterschool Club: Library Olympics GRADES 6-12: February 19 at 3:30pm | Anime and Manga…

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Farmers Bank Announces Promotions

Farmers Bank Announces Promotions The Farmers Bank recently announced several promotions at its Noblesville, Westfield and Fishers Financial Centers. Jamie Loughman, Financial Center Director Jamie Loughman is a lifelong Indiana resident and a graduate of Ivy Tech Community College, where she earned an Associate of Applied Science in Business Administration. She has worked in the…

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