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According to our friends in the Noblesville city government, construction activity will be ramping up for all three phases of the Reimagine Pleasant Street project as the weather continues to improve.  While Phase 1 is now open to traffic, crews will be planting trees, flowers and shrubs along the corridor as part of the commitment…

Noblesville High School’s Choral Department is excited to be a host for NHS’s second Indiana Show Choir Championships on Saturday at Noblesville High School.  The community can join these choirs for a full day celebrating the excellence of high school show choir in the state that started it all.  NHS choir directors John Neubauer and…

The City of Westfield is excited to announce The Picklr, North America’s fastest-growing indoor pickleball franchise, headquartered in Kaysville, Utah, will open its third Indiana location in Westfield, just north of Grand Park Sports Campus, in early 2026. The 32,000 sq. ft. Picklr will feature 12 courts, including 2 championship-sized courts, with high-quality proprietary outdoor…

Noblesville Schools has announced eight inaugural inductees into their new Hall of Fame.  “These individuals have made a significant, positive impact on our schools and the Noblesville community, and are more than worthy of this recognition,” shared Dr. Dan Hile, superintendent of Noblesville Schools. “We’re pleased to officially and permanently honor their legacy with Noblesville…

On a memorable day in March, fourth grade students at Hamilton Heights Elementary School were transported back to 1864 as Kevin Stonerock, playing the role of Billy Yank, visited their classrooms to share fascinating stories from his time as a soldier in the Union Army. Stonerock, portraying a soldier from an Indiana regiment, captivated the…

State Sen. Scott Baldwin (R-Noblesville) had a lot of positives to share after some good news from the Noblesville Schools Education Foundation. “This week, the Noblesville Schools Education Foundation (NSEF) announced a $50,000 increase in funding for their Mental Health Support Fund,” Baldwin said. “This is an investment in students’ wellbeing. With this new investment,…

Local communities will receive more than $7 million to improve roads and bridges through the Community Crossings Matching Grant Program (CCMG).  In Senate District 31, the following communities received grants: The CCMG program helps improve local infrastructure and plays a key role in keeping Indiana’s economy strong, and I applaud our local leaders who have taken advantage of this excellent opportunity.

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March 13, 2025] – Kroger today broke ground on its latest major investment in central Indiana. The grocer will build another Kroger Marketplace, this time in Noblesville. Construction will begin soon at the northeast corner of 146th Street and Howe Road, preparing a new level of service in another rapidly growing area of Hamilton County.…

Big news for Hamilton County’s dining scene — Huse Culinary is bringing its celebrated 1933 Lounge by St. Elmo to Carmel. This upscale restaurant is set to open Tuesday, April 1. Known for its post-Prohibition elegance and handcrafted cocktails, this new location offers the same refined menu and top-tier hospitality as its Fishers and downtown…