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5 Heights Students Earn Honors
Five students at Hamilton Heights High School earned academic honors from the College Board National Recognition Programs. These programs celebrate students’ hard work in high school and showcase their strong academic performance. The academic honors for Rural Area, Black, Indigenous, and/or Latino students, and new this year, First Generation are an opportunity for students to…
Read MoreRiverview Health Receives Community Impact Award
Riverview Health is proud to announce that it is one of 15 companies nationwide to be named a Culture of Good 2024 Community Impact Award recipient. Presented by Culture of Good, Inc., an organization dedicated to inspiring businesses to make a positive difference in the world, this award celebrates companies that exemplify excellence in corporate citizenship…
Read MoreFOR THE RECORD
For The Record is a public service and regular feature in The Noblesville Times. It is designed to tell you what is scheduled to happen and what actually does happen in meetings paid for with your tax dollars. The Times encourages all citizens to take an active role in being involved in local government. The…
Read MoreHamilton County Harvest Food Bank Teams Up With Meijer to Help Needy
Hamilton County Harvest Food Bank is proud to announce a partnership with Meijer to provide much-needed relief to local families facing food insecurity through the retailer’s customer-driven hunger relief program, Simply Give. “Food Insecurity is a real issue in our hometown community. More than 32,160 Hamilton County friends and neighbors are not sure where their next…
Read MoreElks Give Greatly to Cancer Research
The Noblesville Elks #576 “Steve Renner” Annual Golf Outing for Cancer Research was held at Fox Prairie Golf Course last Saturday. The Noblesville Elks have raised more than $500,000 in the past 30 years for this worthwhile effort. Last year, nearly $38,000 was raised. The numbers aren’t in from this year’s event, but organizers expect it…
Read MoreVeteran Sports Scribe Shares Notes From Purdue, IU, Big Ten and NFL
The Purdue ACL curse has now expanded into Boilermaker alumni in the NFL. All-American wide receiver Rondale Moore of the Atlanta Falcons was lost for the season when he suffered a non-contact right knee injury during a joint practice Aug. 7 with the Miami Dolphins. Moore’s injury led to the Falcons calling off the rest…
Read MoreIndiana Homeland Security Leader to Serve as Carmel Fire Chief
One of the state’s leading authorities on public safety is joining the City of Carmel as fire chief, Mayor Sue Finkam announced this week. Joel Thacker will assume the role Sept. 3, providing the leadership and direction necessary to enable members of the Carmel Fire Department to deliver the highest level of fire prevention, EMS…
Read MoreSWCD Native Plant Sale Opens
Spring blooms, shade on a sunny summer day, crisp fall colors; trees are the essence of our seasons and their growth is the benchmark of passing time. The Hamilton County Soil and Water Conservation District recognizes the value of trees in our community and is making quality native tree and shrub stock available via their…
Read MoreThe Granary gets $67,000,000 OK From City Council
The Noblesville Common Council approved a $67 million mixed-use development project, The Granary, along the new Pleasant Street Corridor this week. Mayor Chris Jensen prioritized the proposal as part of the city’s overall efforts to enhance its downtown area and tie resident well-being to economic and workforce growth. “This is the first significant project along…
Read MoreTop GOP Officials Praise Beckwith
Indiana GOP Chairman, Randy Head, and gubernatorial candidate, Mike Braun, issued the following statements on Micah Beckwith’s clear victory in the Lt. Governor debate held at the state fair this week.“My running mate, Micah Beckwith, showed in today’s debate that he is ready to represent everyday Hoosiers and our farmers effectively at our Statehouse,” U.S.…
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