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What makes Craig Thurston smile? “My family,” said the 49-year-old Noblesville resident. His wife’s name is Ashley and he has two stepkids, Dylan, 15, and Gwen, 9, and two sons, George, 5, and Colter, 4. He was born in Kokomo and moved to Noblesville after second grade in the summer to start third grade at…

Jeff Derda, fundraising chair for the Noblesville Rotary Club, presented a $5,000 donation this week to the Noblesville High School Robotics Club. The funds will be used to buy student robotics kits, hardware and field components. The Rotary’s donation was part of their overall effort to support technology education with funds raised from their annual…

At the Sep 13th meeting the Noblesville Lions awarded the $500 Ivy Tech Scholarship to Morgan Testa. Morgan plans on Radiology as a major. After completing Ivy Tech, she plans on continued studies at a college or university. Her parent is Jennifer Testa. Pictured: Morgan Testa and Lion Gary Hipes, Scholarship Committee Chairman

On Sep 13th the Noblesville Lions inducted Hayden Parsons into the club. Hayden is new to the Noblesville area, and was welcomed by the club. He is sponsored by Lion Walt Scheid. Pictured: Lion Jeff Kozicki inducted Hayden Parsons, along with Sponsor Lion Walt Scheid

Dear EarthTalk: How can I be a more environmentally responsible parent? Sustainable parenting isn’t easy given all the ways modern society has become largely a profusion of disposable products. Besides making conscious decisions about the products you buy, you also have to think about teaching your kids to do the right thing—and you can never…

What makes Ben Graves smile? “Friends,” said the 12-year-old, a sixth-grader at Noblesville West Middle School. He was found watching the Noblesville Homecoming Parade on Friday afternoon at Ninth and Logan streets in downtown Noblesville. “I just came to be here, to be part of the community.” He is the son of Nathan and April…

Hamilton Heights High School will host a silent auction for a one-of-a-kind custom-crafted doghouse built by the talented students in Hamilton Heights High School Advanced Construction Class taught by Kevin Sheets, Construction Trades Education Teacher. The project was designed to raise funds for the Kinley Foundation, which supplies funds for the care and maintenance of…