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Michael Cain, Hamilton Heights’ senior, signed a letter of intent to wrestle for Wabash College. He is the son of Joshua Cain, Kelley Cain, and Sara Lefeavers. Wabash College is a good fit for a student who wants to excel in both academics and athletics, offering a top-notch business program and a wrestling team renowned…

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. Riverview…

Carmel City Center is kicking off the 2025 Sip & Shop series on Saturday from noon to 3 p.m. Visitors are invited to join the Shops at Carmel City Center for a spring Sip & Shop and complimentary libations at five of the businesses. Complimentary white wine tastings and a specialty cocktail will be available…

The Noblesville Lions are currently working on a project that honors a past Lion along the Midland Trace Trail. The project involves a plaque with plants and trees. To add to this, the club received some additional support. Indiana Lions Foundation VP John Wilkins (left), of the Zionsville Lions Club, presented Noblesville Lions Club’s Jeff…

The Friends of Hamilton County Parks, Inc. announced the Active People Healthy Hamilton County initiative. FHCPI is proud to join the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in a nationwide initiative aiming to increase physical activity for 27 million people by 2027. This initiative is rooted in inclusion and health equity, making physical activity a…

Looking for a career change? How about a part-time gig? Just want to pick up a little extra? Then perhaps you should consider becoming a school bus driver! If that is appealing, then look no further than Noblesville Schools this Saturday. That’s because beginning at 8 a.m.  you can test drive a school bus for…

The City of Carmel will celebrate its 32nd Arbor Day on Saturday, May 3 at the opening day of the Carmel Farmers Market on Carter Green. The Carmel Urban Forestry Committee will be on hand from 8-11:30 a.m. to answer landscaping questions to promote proper tree planting, mulching and pruning techniques. Carmel was named a…

The Fishers’ City Council recently voted to approve the rental cap ordinance, drawing a response from a large real estate organization. “We are disappointed by the Fishers City Council’s decision to approve the rental registry and rental cap ordinance,” said Shelley Specchio, MIBOR CEO.   MIBOR is the professional association representing central Indiana’s Realtors and has nearly…

The City of Carmel Street Department has been working to pick up storm debris from residential areas in the aftermath of the April 2 tornado. The last day for residents to utilize this service will be Wednesday. The Carmel Street Department announced on April 3 that the City would be providing free curbside pickup service…

Hamilton County Parks and Recreation recently hosted a heartfelt dedication ceremony at the White River Campground to honor the late John Bundy, founder of White River Rescue Inc., for his unwavering commitment to the preservation and restoration of the White River. The event drew members of the community, local officials, and environmental advocates to celebrate…