Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Spotlight An Art Returning To Benefit Three Local Youth-Serving Organizations
$50,000 raised at first-year event in November at Hotel Carmichael. Last November, Esther Lakes, Chairwoman and Founder of Spotlight on Art Benefiting Children and her team of community leaders, successfully raised $50,000 to support the youth of Prevail, Inc., the Tom & Soni Sheehan Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville and Children’s TherAplay Foundation, Inc.…
Read MoreClearing Up A Problem
By: Dick Wolfsie I subscribe to several health publications and most of them offer some advice on avoiding medical scams. A few years ago, a dermatologist in Southern California avoided ail time by the skin of his teeth. He had been marketing an app for smart phones that emitted both a bluish and reddish light,…
Read MoreCatching Up Some Notes On Purdue Boilermakers
By: Ken Thompson Purdue has been one of the surprises of the summertime college football recruiting landscape. ESPN placed the Boilermakers at No. 22 and sixth in the Big Ten following the commitment of ESPN 300 safety Koy Beasley, ranked 140th overall. “New coach Ryan Walters and staff used June to add multiple commitments, including…
Read MoreJudith K. Cummins
December 4, 1940, Tuesday, July 25, 2023 Judith K. Cummins, 82 of Arcadia passed away on Tuesday, July 25, 2023 at IU Health – Tipton Hospital. Judy’s parents were Ray N. & Dorothy M. (Hunter) Cummins and she was born in Tipton County on December 4, 1940. She had also lived in Atlanta and Indianapolis…
Read MoreWm. Roger O’Herren
March 28, 1933, Friday, July 14, 2023 Wm. Roger O’Herren, 90, of Marco Island, Florida gracefully passed away in Fishers surrounded by his children, significant other and the soothing songs of Frank Sinatra. Roger, aka “Roger Dodger” was a much-loved husband, father, friend and entrepreneur. He was born to William and Bess (Hale) O’Herren in…
Read MoreBrenda Jane (Taylor) Campbell
July 25, 1952, Saturday, June 24, 2023 Brenda Jane (Taylor) Campbell, 70, passed away on Saturday, June 24, 2023, at IU Health West Hospital in Avon. Brenda was born July 25, 1952, in Noblesville. She was the beloved daughter of Nancy Malone Taylor and Robert H. Taylor, who preceded her in death. Brenda grew up…
Read MoreNoblesville Lions Cook Lunch For Senior Citizens
On Saturday, July 15th, the Noblesville Lions treated the seniors to cooked hamburgers and hot dogs for a quick lunch. It was a rainy day, but a break in the rain allowed the Chef’s to work their magic! Chef duties were carried out by Lions Tim Baker, Walt Scheid, and Steve Shaw. The Lions Club…
Read MoreUpdates And More For Pleasant Street
Recent and Upcoming Work The City of Noblesville is sharing updates, details, and interesting aspects about the Reimagine Pleasant Street project to keep you updated on our progress. We encourage you to follow the project on Twitter and Facebook! *** Back to School The project team has been in communication with Noblesville Schools transportation services…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Wyatt Rumple smile? He loves anything aerospace and flight and loves building rockets and models in 4-H. The 14-year-old Fishers resident, a sophomore this fall and Hamilton County 4-H’er of seven years. He is in Friends Forever 4-H Club and was found Sunday at the Hamilton County 4-H Fair, looking at his winning…
Read MoreWestfield’s Youth Play is Classic Robin Hood Story With Some Fun Twists
By: Betsy Reason We know the storyline. Robin Hood robs from the rich and gives to the poor. But I bet most don’t know Robin Hood’s story with twists. “I chose this show because I love a good comedy, and this particular show allows for a lot of creative licenses,” said Nikki Lynch, co-director of…
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