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Urinary Tract Infections and How to Treat Them
Urinary tract infections (UTIs) account for about eight million doctor visits each year in the United States. These infections are much more common in adults, particularly in women. Children account for one to two percent of all UTIs, but their infections are often more serious. About 40 percent of women and 12 percent of men…
Read MoreCharlie Jones was First Black NPD Officer, a Well-Loved Public Servant
Charlie Jones was a public servant who loved his community. And everybody who knew him loved him. He was the first black police officer to work for the City of Noblesville, hired at the Noblesville Police Department on Jan. 1, 1971. “For over four decades, Charlie was a humble and dedicated public servant who touched…
Read More21 to Compete Tonight in 4-H Fair Queen Contest
It’s been a whirlwind of activities for Hamilton County 4-H Fair Queen Pageant contestants, who will compete tonight for the 2022 crown. This marks the 62nd year for the Pageant, which offers an excellent opportunity for this year’s 21 contestants to make lasting friendships throughout the county. Participation in the pageant activities requires commitment to…
Read MoreTribute Concerts, Cruise-Ins, 4-H Fair, Campfires & More
Tribute concerts are part of the fun this summer at Conner Prairie’s Symphony on the Prairie and at Federal Hill Commons. Also, if you haven’t been out to Forest Park Aquatic Center, Friday nights are now more fun thanks to a giant, new video board that shows family movies. Plus the Hamilton County 4-H Fair…
Read MoreUSC, UCLA Make the Big Ten Stretch Sea-to-Shining-Sea, Plus Notes from Kenny
I’m not old enough to remember when the Dodgers left Brooklyn for Los Angeles and the Giants departed to San Francisco from New York’s Polo Grounds. But last week’s news that USC and UCLA were leaving the Pac-12 Conference for the Big Ten had to be a shift nearly as seismic in the sports world.…
Read MoreTrash Talk
When I was a kid, after dinner we cleared the table and scraped whatever was left on our plates into a kitchen garbage bag. That bag was then dumped in one of two huge metal drums on the side of our house that were below ground. Not buried treasure: buried trash. On Mondays some guy…
Read MoreA Summer Update from Dr. Arrowood
With summer in full swing, our campus remains a busy place with much going on – inside and outside. In addition to being abuzz with all kinds of activity, we are in the throes of preparing for a new and exciting school year. We are updating our strategic plans and goals, our educators are working…
Read MoreFireworks Festival Parking Pass Holders Treated as VIPs (Very Ignored Persons)
I wonder if people who paid $160 for VIP tables at the Noblesville July 4 Fireworks Festival at Forest Park had good parking. And I wonder if those VIP guests were let out of the park before the trolleys and buses at the end of the night. Usually we ride our bicycles or walk into…
Read MoreIdeal Jobs
My co-worker Tom said he’s thinking about trying a new career. He should make that move soon, because he’s 63 years old. I share his concern, for I too have often wondered if I should stay in a job, switch professions, or just go back to sleep at my desk. The first thing I asked…
Read MoreAre Democrats Gaining Ground in Indiana?
The older I get the more stock I put into the law of unintended consequences. Look at energy. The U.S. has cut back on energy production. Not sure why, but that forced us to buy energy from foreign powers. Probably not what was intended. But it goes further. The idea was to battle global warming.…
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