Former Filmmaker Shares Passion for Women’s History

Just visit the Gal’s Guide Library, and Leah Leach will tell you great stories that will inspire just how interconnected we all are. The Noblesville resident — who for a decade made award-winning independent films using her stage name, Kate Chaplin — two years ago founded the first women’s history lending library in the United…

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What Do You Want in a New Superintendent?

Community invited to give feedback on search for new leader Just before winter break, Noblesville Schools Superintendent Beth Niedermeyer announced that she would retire at the end of this school year. She has been superintendent of the district for eight years, since 2014. I admit that she has been one of the most accessible and…

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Donors Honor Nicholson by Giving to Scholarship

While friends and families today will celebrate the life of Noblesville’s Jennifer Nicholson, the community is also fortunate to celebrate a new music scholarship that has been created in the music teacher’s name. By noon on Friday, the new fund, Jennifer Nicholson Music Scholarship, established this week through Noblesville Schools Education Foundation (NSEF), had already…

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Parking Lot Demo First Sign Of Project Coming

If you’ve driven by Noblesville’s Federal Hill Commons this week, then you likely noticed that the parking lot and market plaza are starting to be demolished in preparation for the $50 million planned Village at Federal Hill apartment/parking garage project. It’s been almost five years since the City of Noblesville’s fifth park opened to our…

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Mark Your Calenders

Here are 25 things to put on your calendar, from now through the beginning of March. 1. Enjoy The Auburns at Barley Island 8 p.m. to 11 p.m. today at Barley Island Brewing Co. in Noblesville. 2. Dare to join the Westfield Haunted Underground RR Ghost Walk from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday with…

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