Posts by The Times of Noblesville

  Carmel is releasing an early look at major construction activities planned for the upcoming construction season. While work occurs year-round, residents should expect the most noticeable impacts during the spring, summer, and fall months. As with previous high-activity years, multiple projects will be underway at the same time.  This advance notice is intended to help residents, businesses and commuters plan…

Hire A Miller Career Fair March 24 The Noblesville High School Hire a Miller Career Fair is slated for Tuesday, March 24 at NHS. This may be especially attractive for employers who have job opportunities that may be filled by current or graduating NHS students. However, registration is required. The high school is partnering with Junior…

By Dominic D’Agostino, PhD Every day, patients walk into clinics with diseases that, unbeknownst to them, stem from what’s on their dinner table –  yet most doctors are ill-equipped to counsel them. That’s not for lack of care or effort, but for lack of training. Today, most medical students receive fewer than 20 hours of…

PayPal is a giant in online payment processing, making it an appealing target for fraudsters looking for an easy payday. By learning how fraudsters usually operate on PayPal, you can be better protected if they ever target you. For this reason, tech experts at financial news site Think Save Retire, have outlined the most common…

Dear Rusty: I’m trying to figure out if I should change my IRS filing status to “Married – Filing Jointly” prior to getting reviewed for my Medicare Part B and Part D. My current IRS status is “Married – Filing Single” and I noticed this filing status is more stringent. I will be turning 62 this year…

After a historically cold start to winter, CenterPoint Energy is encouraging Indiana customers to take time to review available assistance programs and energy-saving resources as colder temperatures continue.  December 2025 brought the coldest winter start since 2017, according to the National Weather Service in Indianapolis. While early January has brought temporary relief with highs near 60°, forecasts indicate a return to seasonal temperatures by mid-January and continued fluctuations through…

Hamilton County’s two governing bodies have elected new leadership as part of their annual organizational meetings, marking a “changing of the guard” for both the County Council and Board of Commissioners. Christine Altman has been elected President of the Hamilton County Commissioners, replacing Steve Dillinger. Mark Heirbrandt will serve as Vice President. “It’s an honor…

The Noblesville and Westfield Lions Club, along with The FeedingTeam, handed out food from Gleaners on Saturday, Jan. 10 to more than 150 families . . . .or about 600 people. The next distribution will be Jan. 27 at Harbour Shores Church from 4-6 p.m.

Tiffanie Ditlevson officially filed her candidacy last week for the Indiana State Senate, launching her campaign to represent Senate District 31 in the 2026 Republican primary. “Senate District 31 deserves proven leadership and a nuanced perspective – someone who understands the challenges that come with growth and knows how to deliver results,” Ditlevson said. “My…