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Cityscape Residential, Mayor Jensen Cut the Ribbon on Nexus Apartments
On Tuesday, Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen joined Cityscape Residential to celebrate the grand opening of Nexus Apartments, a new “Live Work Play” destination in downtown Noblesville. Nexus delivers 287 high-end studio, one- and two-bedroom apartments surrounded by parks and trails on Noblesville’s west side. The community is located less than ½ mile from Federal Hill…
Read MoreGuest Column: ‘Go Purple,’ Stand Up to Domestic Violence
October marks National Domestic Violence Awareness Month, which helps spread awareness, and lift up and support those who may be in or survived an abusive relationship. According to the National Coalition Against Domestic Violence, 1 in 4 women and 1 in 7 men have been victims of severe physical violence by an intimate partner. Across…
Read MoreHorizon Bank Welcomes Barbara Maskew as Trust Relationship Manager
Kathleen Snyder, Vice President of Investment Sales and Compliance Manager for Horizon Bank, has announced Barbara Maskew as Trust Relationship Manager. She is located at the Noblesville office at 44 South 8th Street. Maskew has over twenty-five years of business development and management experience. After graduating from Indiana State University, Maskew started her career as…
Read MoreIndiana Farm Bureau Outlines Priorities for Federal Farm Bill
By Casey Smith Indiana’s largest farmer advocacy group says it’s prioritizing commodities, conservation and nutrition in its lobbying efforts around the next federal farm bill. Indiana Farm Bureau, an agricultural organization that seeks to support Hoosier farmers, made the announcement after members of Indiana’s congressional delegation spent time during their recent six-week recess to meet…
Read MoreIndiana Humanities Awards Over $70K in Advancing Racial Equity Collection Development Grants
Seventy-seven libraries, schools, colleges and universities and nonprofit organizations across Indiana have been awarded Advancing Racial Equity Collection Development grants, which supply funds to add to their circulating collections digital or physical resources addressing topics such as race, systemic racism and the Black experience in Indiana and beyond. Among those receiving funds were three local…
Read MoreLIFT Academy, Indiana Wesleyan University Partner on New Program
Leadership In Flight Training (LIFT) Academy, one of the largest and most innovative flight training schools in the United States, announced yesterday a partnership with Indiana Wesleyan University (IWU) to create two new career paths for aspiring commercial airline pilots. Starting this November, students will be able to combine LIFT’s nationally recognized flight training with…
Read MoreDaily Almanac: Oct. 6, 2022
Sunrise/Sunset: RISE: 7:45 a.m.SET: 7:18 p.m. High/Low Temperatures: HIGH: 76 °FLOW: 53 °F Today is…: • Garlic Lovers Day • National Coaches Day • National Physician’s Assistant Day What Happened On This Day: • 1979 Pope John Paul II becomes the first pontiff to visit the White House • 1995 The first planet orbiting another…
Read MoreFriends of Central Pool Celebrates 25 Years of Operating, Upgrading Forest Park Aquatic Center
The Friends of Central Pool is celebrating its silver anniversary successfully operating, maintaining and expanding the Forest Park Aquatic Center. To honor their 25th anniversary, Mayor Chris Jensen proclaimed Sept. 4, 2022 as Friends of Central Pool Day. The organization was recognized at the most recent Noblesville Common Council meeting. “For the past 25 years,…
Read MoreNew Exhibit on Display at Sheridan Historical Society Museum
Letter to the Editor: Reader Disagrees with Timmons Column
Dear Editor, I am ready for some friendly discussion. With the November elections getting close I am hearing “Biden’s inflation”. Inflation doesn’t happen in a year or a year and a half. Let’s look at the effects of Covid19. You (Tim Timmons) mentioned $2.00 a gallon gasoline (in a column), and if my memory serves…
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