Find Thousands of Plants, Gardening Advice, More, At Master Gardener Sale

CUT 2 Master gardeners Want TO GO? What: Hamilton County Master Gardener Plant Sale. When: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday. Where: Hamilton County 4-H Fairgrounds, 2003 E. Pleasant St., Noblesville. Cost: Free admission. Credit cards, cash and checks accepted. Info: www.hcmga.org, (317) 776-0854. Gardeners, it’s time to shine up your little red wagons, make…

Read More

What Does G League Decision Mean?

I grew up reading everything Don Jellison wrote. It’s no secret that he was one of my newspaper heroes – and after almost half a century in this business I have still never come across anyone in the small daily newspaper world who writes better than he did. So when the news broke last week…

Read More

Percussion Ensemble Accomplishes Much in Director’s First Year

Noblesville Indoor Percussion Ensemble has had an amazing season. These Noblesville students placed second at State and fourth in the Winter Guard International World Championships. The community can experience the Ensemble’s final public performance of the school year this Thursday, during a band concert, at 6:30 p.m. at NHS. Donations will be accepted for admittance:…

Read More

Humbled by Community Support

As a 501(c)(3) Not-For-Profit that doesn’t accept government money, fundraisers are our lifeblood. Receiving private grants, corporate sponsorships and cash donations keep food moving through pantries in Hamilton County. This past month we hosted the Feeding Team volunteer and host recognition dinner. Lisa and I were blessed to be a part of recognizing dozens of…

Read More

Mischievousness Is Timeless

I often see stories in the old newspapers that remind me of something I learned a long time ago in my history classes — although circumstances are always changing, human nature never does. In other words, people in the past could be just as mischievous as anybody in 2023. I offer Exhibit A: The August…

Read More

Mother’s Day Always Special

While I think about how special it is to be a mom every day of the year, I especially think about being a mother on Mother’s Day. I think about how wonderful it is to be a mom and to still have my own mom with us. My daughter is 16, and my mom is…

Read More

Curious Closet Makes Debut In Times

Since this is the first entry into the Curious Closet, a weekly style and design column for the stylishly curious, I thought it best to start off with making your own closet a little more inspiring, functional, and yes, curious, for the best version of you this spring and summer season. Getting family members involved…

Read More

The Postscript by Carrie Classon

“Happy Place” I have a sticker that says “My Happy Place,” and I kept it for a while, wondering where to put it. In the end, I stuck it near my desk so I could see it while I write. I am usually happy when I’m writing. On Monday, however, I was not happy. I…

Read More

Chic, Affordable 2023 Ford Maverick Pickup Causes A Tremor

By Casey Williams Ford’s crossover-based Maverick pickup comes standard as an 42-MPG hybrid starting at $22,595. It even looks great in its standard steelie wheels with a cloth interior. Good luck getting one, though, because the order books are closed for 2023. Still, some may want a bit more attitude and capability than base models…

Read More

Commissioner Spartz Travels With Bipartisan Delegation To Europe

From May 1st to May 7th, the Helsinki Commission visited Germany, Poland, and Ukraine to assess the current situation in Europe. The delegation met with high-ranking government officials and civil society actors regarding the ongoing military and humanitarian responses to the Russian invasion. Commissioner Victoria Spartz (IN-05) joined Chairman Joe Wilson (R-SC) and Ranking Member…

Read More