Spartz Issues Statement on House Rules Vote

Earlier this week, Congress approved a new rules package that will, in large part, outline how the House will operate this year. The new rules, seen as an early test for House Speaker Kevin McCarthy’s leadership, passed by a 220-213 margin. Noblesville’s Victoria Spartz voted with her Republican colleagues to approve the new rules. Afterward,…

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Fishers PD Now Looking for Experienced Officer Applicants

The Fishers Police Department is actively seeking certified/lateral candidates to participate in a competitive hiring process. Candidates must be certified by the Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (Basic Course/Tier I) or a police academy recognized by ILEA. Applications are being accepted through March 10. Applicants should visit fishers.in.us/253/Recruitment to complete an on-line application. The Fishers Police…

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Speaking to Constituents

Welcome to the Timesheet. This column is the first of regular communications from an elected official to those that I’m honored to serve. As your employee it’s important that the voters know what I’m spending time on and it’s vital in today’s climate to be transparent in government. You hired me as your Hamilton County…

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Noblesville Schools Launches New Community Communications

Noblesville Schools announced today that they will be launching two new communication platforms to enhance information sharing with the community. The Connect: State of the Schools print publication is scheduled to hit resident mailboxes later this month and will provide an overview of Noblesville Schools finances, academics, construction, celebrations, challenges, and more. This comprehensive snapshot…

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We’re Doing It Again!

The Noblesville Times once again has free tickets to give away for the 2023 Indianapolis Home Show which runs from Jan. 20-29 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds and Event Center. All you have to do to win tickets (valued at $15 each) is send us a selfie of you and our front page (Print or…

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Judge Brian Poindexter to Run for Re-Election

Carmel City Court Judge Brian G. Poindexter has announced he will seek re-election in 2023. Judge Poindexter has served as the Judge of Carmel City Court since January of 2009. Governor Mitch Daniels first selected and then appointed Judge Poindexter to the bench to fill a judicial vacancy. The citizens of Carmel Indiana have re-elected…

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