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Land Betterment Corporation Becomes A “Certified B” Corporation
Company hits milestone to use power of business as a force for good and strengthen stakeholder. Land Betterment Corporation (“Land Betterment” or the “Company”), an environmental solutions company fostering positive impact through upcycling former coal mining and industrial sites to create sustainable community development and job creation, is excited to announce obtaining Certified B Corporation…
Read MoreHamilton County Accepting Not-for-Profit Grant Applications
Applications Due by Friday. The Hamilton County Commissioners and Councilors are now accepting grant applications from Hamilton County not-for-profits for funding in 2024. The Grant Program is intended to furnish funding to organizations that provide services in furtherance of County goals and without the providing of these services the County may need to consider the…
Read MoreNoblesville and Carmel Lions Assist Gleaners in May
On May 18th the two clubs helped pass out food to those in need with Gleaners at 6-Points Church in Sheridan. This continues to be a monthly event for the two clubs. In the photo, Carmel Lions Bob Yunker and Lane Sims; along with Noblesville Lions Jerry Baker, Duke Miller, Carol Miller, Jeff Kozicki, Mark…
Read MoreBowers Signs To Play Baseball With IUPUC
Elijah Bowers, Hamilton Heights’ senior, has signed a letter of intent to play baseball for Indiana University Purdue University-Columbus (IUPUC) in Columbus, Indiana. IUPUC is a member of the Continental Athletic Conference and is a NAIA athletic institution. He is the son of Tracy and Chad Bowers. “Its small campus and small class sizes made…
Read More146th St. & Allisonville Rd. Construction Project Now Has Its Own Website Streamline146.com Also Includes Access To A Biweekly e-Newsletter
The Hamilton County Highway Department began construction at the intersection of 146th Street and Allisonville Road last week. The $44 million project will reduce congestion and increase safety by converting the intersection into a grade-separated interchange, with 146th Street going over a roundabout on Allisonville Road. “We know it’s an inconvenience now, but we’re certain…
Read MoreTeam Breakfast Opportunity
The Hamilton County Bicentennial commemorates the county’s 200 years of history and takes place throughout 2023. The month of June has been designated as the celebration of Washington township. This event is being presented by the Westfield Washington Township, Westfield Welcome, the Westfield Chamber of Commerce and Downtown Westfield Association. Park Street transforms into a…
Read MoreSmile
What makes Mya Ponto smile? “Being around my friends and hanging out with people from school,” said the then 14-year-old Noblesville resident. Today’s feature is a look back at one of The Times’ previous Faces of Hamilton County. She is a sophomore at Noblesville High School and, before that, she attended Noblesville West Middle School.…
Read MoreLittle Advice for Graduates
May and June means graduation season is upon us. Don’t let them fool you, this is a tough time of the year for moms or the person that serves in that function for you. They are proud of you, whether they tell you or not. Most are probably busy running around with planning your post-graduation…
Read MoreNoblesville Organizations Come Together To Host Action-Packed First Weekend Of June
Four Noblesville organizations are joining forces for the second year in a row to host Noblesville’s Race Weekend on June 2 and June 3. The fun kicks off on Friday, June 2 with the eleventh annual Darlington Bed Race. The race is part of the First Friday series, powered by Duke Energy, hosted in partnership…
Read MoreNoblesville Lions Hosts Riverview Health CEO
On Wednesday, May 24th, the Noblesville Lions hosted Dave Hyatt, newly hired CEO of Riverview Health. Dave comes with 15 years of healthcare experience. He highlighted some of the challenges of healthcare today, and some strategies of Riverview Health. The past few Covid years affected service of the hospital, which were overcome to a point,…
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