Betsy Reason
Times Publisher, ‘75 Graduate Awarded NHS Alumnus of Year
Longtime newspaperman Tim Timmons likes to focus on people who are doing good things in the community. It isn’t often that he gets the spotlight or even wants it. However, on Saturday night, Timmons couldn’t help but have a big smile on his face as he heard his name called along with nice things being…
Read MoreSpring Weather Means Garage Sales Are Open
I’m glad to finally get some nice, warm weather. Now, finally, it feels more like springtime. Which means it’s time to clean out the closets, the basement and the garage. Speaking of garages, it’s garage sale time. I’ve seen neighborhood garage sale signs popping up throughout Noblesville. Those who’ve recently driven Indiana 38 east through…
Read MoreUnderdog Theatre’s ‘Second Chances’ Visits Life on Mars
MEET THE CAST Shitra — Brooke De Tie Dr. Mazz — Nick Adams Shuku — Stevie Miles Tonewick — J Herold Mockna — Lilah Cross Friend 1 — Lucy Stambaugh Friend 2 — Andrew Rivera Ensemble — Devin Ruse and Jay Crider MEET THE CREW Directors — Sean Wood and Clay Howard Stage Manager —…
Read MoreFishers Theatre Students Bring to Stage ‘Radium Girls’
Fishers High School’s next theater production teaches perseverance and bravery. “‘Radium Girls’ is about the fight for justice and understanding that your action has consequences,” said Emma Rund, director of Fishers High School Theatre. The show is two nights only, tonight (Thursday) and Saturday. Both performances are at 7 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults…
Read MoreWill Democrats Gain Ground on Election Day?
If you were running for election in Hamilton County in the past, you had to run as a Republican if you wanted to get the votes. It used to be that way in Fishers and in Carmel, but no more. The tide is turning. For many years, Hamilton County has leaned conservative and is mostly…
Read MoreWildflower walk, Peony Brunch Express, Kiwanis breakfast, VFW Loyalty Celebration, Fish Fry, Live Theater, Among Weekend Events
Carmel Community Players and Belfry Theatre plays, Dan’s fish fry, Arcadia yard sale, live entertainment, a train ride and more are among the plethora of things to do this weekend and beyond. Here’s our Times’ list of 30 things to do. Save the date: Noblesville Lions Club’s annual Pork Chop Festival, with pork chops, chicken…
Read MoreBelfry Director Says Audience Will Love ‘Crimes of the Heart’
Noblesville’s Jen Otterman feels a great connection to the newest show she’s directing at The Belfry Theatre. “I fell in love with the show from the moment I first read it,” said Otterman, who is currently directing The Belfry’s “Crimes of the Heart,” opening Saturday and continuing through May 7 at Arts for Lawrence’s Theater…
Read More7 Children Share Memories Of Rick And Bethe Beaver
No one in the room wanted to be there. It was a Celebration of Life for Noblesville’s Rick and Bethe Beaver. Friends and family and acquaintances last Thursday morning, April 20, filled the sanctuary at Grace Church in Noblesville to celebrate the Beaver couple’s lives. Rick and Bethe Beaver tragically died on Wednesday, April 5,…
Read MoreFairies Come Out To Play At 11th Annual Fairyville
If you were in downtown Noblesville on Saturday, you probably noticed fairies of all ages in costume. While the day was not as sunny and warm as the 2022 Fairyville, we still saw many families out enjoying Nickel Plate Arts’ 11th annual Welcome to Fairyville event. As always, it’s a magical time for kids of…
Read MoreNoblesville Transforms Into Fairyville, Plus Comedy, Live Theater, Church Rummage Sale, Wildflower Walk, More
Fairyville takes over downtown Noblesville today and Saturday with tons of activities offered, plus live music, comedy, theater, historical celebrations, train rides and more are among the plenty of things to do this weekend and beyond. Here’s our Times’ list of 25 things to do. Save the date: The Attic Theatre’s production of “Shrek The…
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