School Survey Leads to Referendum Questions
It’s the first time since 2015 that Noblesville Schools has gathered comprehensive feedback from the community. Since the district’s community survey launched on April 11, Noblesville Schools has already gathered feedback from many residents. However, there is still time to complete the survey before its deadline, at 11:59 p.m. Friday at www.nobsurvey.com. The online survey…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: May 26, 2022
Sunrise/Sunset: RISE: 6:20 a.m. SET: 9:02 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: High: 79 °F Low: 67 °F Today is…: • Ascension • Sally Ride Day • World Redhead Day What Happened On This Day: • 1896 The Dow Jones Industrial Average is first published • 1908 Engineers make the first major oil find in the Middle East…
Read MoreGet Fit with Westfield Welcome and the Westfield YMCA This Summer
Westfield Welcome will continue special programming at Grand Junction Plaza this summer. In partnership with the Westfield YMCA, Workout Wednesdays is a series of fitness classes taking place at the Plaza. Workout Wednesdays will be offered each Wednesday beginning June 1 through August 3 in the Wetland Amphitheatre at Grand Junction Plaza (225 S. Union…
Read MoreMemorial Day Closures Around Hamilton County
With Memorial Day approaching, The Times has compiled a summary of office and school closures around the county. Hamilton County government offices, including the Judicial Center in downtown Noblesville, as well as many of the extension offices around the county. The Sheriff’s office will remain available to respond to emergencies. For questions about any closure…
Read MoreNoblesville Parks and Rec Announces 2022 Concert at the Commons Schedule
The Noblesville Parks and Recreation Department has announced its 2022 Concert at the Commons schedule. The free concerts will take place from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. on Saturday nights starting in June at Federal Hill Commons. The series, presented by Myers Construction Management, Inc. is in addition to the previously announced Thursday night Summer…
Read MoreAspire Announces New Chief Culture Officer
Dr. Gina Forrest has joined Aspire Indiana Health in its new position of Chief Culture Officer (CCO), where she will oversee building the nonprofit healthcare provider’s standing as an inclusive and welcoming organization to its employees and the people and communities it serves. Forrest is a veteran educator, trainer, researcher and thought leader who has…
Read MoreBBB Scam Alert: How To Spot A Phony Discount When Buying CBD Online
Cannabidiol (CBD), an active ingredient of cannabis, is now legal in many US states. BBB warns consumers to do their research before purchasing these products. BBB Scam Tracker received dozens of reports from frustrated consumers who thought they bought discounted CBD online but ended up with hundreds of dollars in credit card charges. How the…
Read MoreHamilton County Students Complete Degrees at Trine
17 former Hamilton County students were among those Trine University students who completed their degrees at the end of the Spring 2022 semester. They are: Jessica Carroll of Fishers Lauren Connerton of Noblesville Michaela Eells of Westfield Jackson Haug of Indianapolis Alexander Ibey of Indianapolis Sushanth Kallem of Fishers Kelsie Kimbrough of Indianapolis Luke Kimmel…
Read MoreHamilton County Students Named to Trine University President’s and Dean’s Lists
Trine University students yesterday were named to the Dean’s and President’s Lists for the Spring 2022 term, and former Hamilton County students dominated appeared in droves on both lists. To earn President’s List honors, students must complete a minimum of 12 hours and have a grade point average of 3.750-4.000. Nathaniel Brooks of Carmel Daphne…
Read MoreOlivet Nazarene University Announces Dean’s List for Spring 2022 Semester
Olivet Nazarene University announced its Dean’s List yesterday, and six former Hamilton County students were named. To qualify for inclusion on the Dean’s List, a student must have been enrolled as a full-time undergraduate student and must have attained a semester grade point average of 3.50 or higher on a 4.00 grading scale. Lyle Beam…
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