Posts by The Times of Noblesville
Some Choices Last An Eternity
By: Tim Timmons Getting older changes things, doesn’t it? (Yup, that was rhetorical.) When I was younger, I used to look forward to Saturdays. When I was really young, it meant no school, sleeping in, Saturday morning cartoons and in general playing all day. A few years after that, there was softball tournaments, golf outings…
Read MoreIDDC Launches Initiative, ‘Military Monuments And Museums In indiana’
At the backdrop of the Indiana War Memorial, Lt. Gov. Suzanne Crouch and the Indiana Destination Development Corporation (IDDC) launched a new initiative: ‘Military Monuments and Museums IN Indiana,’ powered by Luke Family of Brands. “The Military Monuments and Museums IN Indiana initiative is a comprehensive program that encompasses war memorials, historical markers, museums and…
Read MoreNew Laws In Effect For The State Of Indiana
Several new laws are now in effect in the great Hoosier state. According to Indiana Republican legislators, many aim to make Indiana an even better place to live work and raise a family. Here is a roundup of some of the most important and interesting ones that went into effect July 1. *** Tax Cuts…
Read MoreAre There Solar Options For Electric Vehicles?
Dear EarthTalk: Are there any electric vehicles available that can charge up using solar power (so you don’t have to plug them in to charge them)? Yes, there are electric vehicles (EVs) available that can be charged using solar power. Often referred to as solar-powered EVs or solar-charging EVs, these vehicles integrate solar panels into…
Read MoreNoblesville Lions Participate In July 4th Parade
This past Tuesday, the Noblesville Lions Club had many of their patriotic club members participate in the Noblesville July 4th Parade. Even Stanley the Lion mascot was available in the heat. The Lion float also sported some new red and blue lighting this year! Photo: Noblesville Lion Club parade volunteers
Read MoreNickel Plate Arts to Feature Four Artists of the Month in July
Nickel Plate Arts is featuring four artists of the month in July. The artists of the month include Claudia Labin, John Dierdorf, and Chris and Aime Knuckles, and each of their exhibits will be featured at a different Nickel Plate Arts showcase location. Information on the exhibit dates, receptions, and artist details are available below.…
Read MoreHomemade Pie Contest
Bake your family’s favorite pie recipe for some friendly competition. The Hamilton County Extension Homemakers are sponsoring a homemade pie contest open to Hamilton County residents in honor of the county’s bicentennial celebration. The contest will be held during the Hamilton County 4-H Fair. Entries will be accepted from 1:00 – 2:00 p.m. on Saturday,…
Read MoreBicentennial Buzz July 2023
Happening in July: It’s Noblesville Township’s Month! Check out even MORE events on our website! *** July 8 and 22 – HISTORY FAIRE Gal’s Guide to the Galaxy Library FREE Think Science Faire but for history! Kids (10+) and adults (18+) are invited to create a tri-fold board and dress up as notable people from…
Read MoreSummer Activity Days
The summer activity days at the Sheridan Public Library have been filled with great programs including an outdoor Touch a Truck series for little (and big) truck enthusiasts. Patrons have enjoyed visits from the Town of Sheridan including, firetruck, police and ems vehicles. Duke Energy brought a bucket truck for those to explore and experience…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Alex Jaensson smile? “Being with my friends over summer, doing fun things, not having to go to classes, just making new memories,” said the 2017 Noblesville High School graduate who went on to Ball State University to study business administration, when he was found for this photo. He has loved participating in Noblesville…
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