Library Offers Free Bike Helmet Program

Hamilton East Public Library (HEPL) looks forward to hosting a “Bike Rodeo” in partnership with the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office to promote safety and wellness for children ages 7-10. This program will take place on Saturday, Sept. 28 from 10 a.m. to noon at the Fishers Library, located outside near the Nickel Plate Trail. Attendees…

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Hamilton County Health Department Accepting Grant Applications

The Hamilton County Health Department is now accepting grant applications from organizations with projects that address gaps in health care in Hamilton County. The grants will be funded through the state’s Health First Indiana program created by Senate Enrolled Act 4. The General Assembly passed legislation last year that will invest $225 million in public…

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 Crawl on Tap in Downtown Noblesville

Noblesville Creates and the Noblesville Cultural Arts District are excited to announce an Arts Crawl to explore Noblesville’s Creative side and highlight the art and cultural assets in Downtown Noblesville. The Arts Crawl will be held Oct. 12 from noon to 5 p.m. and will begin at the Noblesville Creates on 8th campus.  Those who…

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Teacher Advocacy Group Endorses School Board Candidates

Dear Editor, The Noblesville Teachers Forum, the exclusive voice of Noblesville Teachers, proudly endorses Christi Crosser, Stephanie Lambert and Bret Richardson for the Noblesville School Board. After a thorough evaluation process, where all candidates had the opportunity to respond to questionnaires and participate in interviews, we believe these candidates are the best choice for Noblesville…

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County Legislators Stand Up For School Safety

Hamilton County schools recently received more than $644,000 for safety upgrades through the state’s Secured School Safety Grant Program supported by area lawmakers. House Speaker Todd Huston (R-Fishers) said the funding is part of the state’s biennial budget passed in 2023, which made significant investments in school safety. In all, 499 schools across Indiana’s 92…

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20th Annual Morse Lake Clean Up One for the Books

The Morse Waterways Association recently held its 20th annual lake clean up event and it was one for the books. Volunteers literally fished out a record-setting amount of debris during the two-day event. A strong contingent of volunteers filled up nine 30-yard dumpsters of logs and one 20-yard dumpster of debris – the equivalent of…

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National Event Coming to Indiana

8-24-24 This Saturday is when the 11-round summer campaign will make its last stop on a compelling 10-state journey to crown a pair of AMA National Champions with the sport’s most distinguished title. Championships will be on the line as American motocross makes its annual visit to the motorsports capital of the Indianapolis area for…

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Street Commissioner Speaks to Lions Club

On Aug 14, Patty Johnson spoke to the Noblesville Club about the city department’s current activities. She has been with the city over 30 years, and is very knowledgeable on the needed activities of the city. Some of the activities under the Street Department includes road repair (i.e. pot holes), sidewalk repair, brush collection, tree…

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Geist Half MarathonBack, Expanded

The City of Fishers is gearing up to host its largest community race—the Geist Half Marathon Race Series presented by Meijer— with an expanded event on Saturday, September 14. The 16th annual waterfront race around Geist Reservoir serves as an iconic community tradition, originally hosted by a group of Geist residents and now managed by…

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NHS Students to Lead School Board Candidate Forum

The following candidates have filed to run for the Noblesville Schools Board of Trustees: Bret Richardson Noblesville High School student journalists will lead a forum this fall that will feature Noblesville Schools board candidates sharing their views on topics and questions selected by the students. All six of the candidates running to fill three open…

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