Noblesville, IN News

• Noblesville, IN News
• Family of veterans reflect on Memorial Day
• Police Blotter
• Donation from Noblesville Kroger helps fuel Hamilton County Express
• Fowler hired but never worked for Noblesville Schools
• Going hog wild for end of school
• U.S. Attorney Hogsett warns 'bad apples'
• Noblesville man arrested on child porn charges
• City worker's quick action averts house fire tragedy
• Pay attention to fireworks laws and safety Memorial Day weekend
• WWS selects Naviance to prepare students for the 21st Century workplace
• School board names new administrators to schools
• Looking for a spot to park?
• Police investigating a pair of downtown burglaries
• Going (for the) Green
• Schulze named All American Agent
• Student entrepreneur set to paint to the town
• Westfield company hosts international business event
• Kahlo offering reward for convictions of catalytic converter thieves
• NPD investigating catalytic converter thefts
• League of Women Voters township governance forum
• Farmers Market off to enthusiastic start
• Bits & Pieces
• Schmidt earns HCFRWC scholarship
• Township Government Forum
• Sunday hours expand tour offerings at Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site
• Join the Noblesville Cash Mob Thursday
• Legacy Christian students learn about city government
• Noblesville called in on Fishers warehouse fire
• Major road work on U.S. 31 this weekend
• Farmer's Market kicks off Saturday
• Grant will help scouts with leadership skills
• Police shoot man in Hamilton County Park
• City looks to crack down on junk
• County-wide law enforcement Torch Run Friday
• Paving could start next week on River Ave.
• Legacy Christian Hosts NPD
• Volunteers needed for Noblesville July 4th Festival
• Fireside Tales, nine years of magic and artful lying
• Noblesville financial planner joins Financial Services Institute
• Brookdale Senior Living names new marketing director
• Central Indiana homes sales rise, Hamilton County slumps
• Few spots left in NHS Alumni outing
• Relay for Life Noblesville
• Blitz to hit Noblesville neighborhood
• On the agenda
• Photography exhibit at City Hall
• Bits & Pieces
• U.S.S. Indianapolis survivor to speak in Cicero
• Relay for Life Noblesville
• Celebrating mom's special day
• Noble Writers Group Open House
• Sheridan Police receive donated police cruiser
• Grant to help with Hamilton County Job Fair
• Don't hit snooze on bed race
• National Nurses Week
• Relay for Life Noblesville
• New partnership rewards schools for promoting college readiness
• U.S. News ranks WHS one of Indiana's top high schools
• Indiana American encourages customers to be "Water Wise"
• Vote for Noblesville to get Bark Park
• Hamilton County results of 2012 Primary Election
• GOP incumbents sweep local races
• Arson awareness week
• School officials respond to worries over Mosaics move
• Low turnout expected for Tuesday's primary
• Bits & Pices
• Legacy Christian Walking for Dreams
• Start your day with prayer
• National Nurses Week
• Richardson, Powell face off for Statehouse
• Keyboards to the Fourth Power concert Sunday
• Halos of Hope Support Group
• Allisonville Road beautification begins next week
• Mitchell earns Fire Marshall designation
• 'Cinco de Meow' seeks homes for felines
• Community day with Bryan and Sarah
• Dillinger, Clark spar on issues
• Public safety leaders endorse Susan Brooks for Congress
• Hare Chevrolet named GM Dealer of the Year
• MacGregor Park open during Indiana 38 closure
• NHS Prom
• Earth Day 'Stars'
• New fitness class for adults
• LWV offers township government forums
• Prevail Open House
• Bits & Pieces
• Farmers Bank host free shred day
• Pizza makers
• Arbor Day
• Change vs. experience in treasurer's race
• Praying for Jacob
• Promise Road closure
• Anderson & Elbrecht Sign with UIC
• Indiana Nitro 9U King of Corn Tournament Champs
• Noblesville Man shot while turkey hunting in Monroe County
• Shepherd Centers host free health fair
• JDS Aktion to host breafast fundraiser for Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville
• Youth in Government Day
• Drug drop off Saturday in Noblesville
• Firefighters announce endorsements for the May 8 primary
• Youth Service Awards
• Empty Bowls fighting hunger in Westfield
• Farmers Bank holds free shred day in Noblesville
• Noblesville Arbor Day festivities
• Law Enforcement Memorial
• Arbor Day Tree Planting
• HCAA Paint Out
• Space heater sparks Westfield house fire
• Upcoming events in and around Hamilton County
• Flanders helps with 'The Climb'
• Forum for voters Thursday
• Candidate connection
• Otis to step away from Clerk's office
• Hamilton County GOP endorses Lugar
• Open House to showcase renovation project
• NPA Homeowner Facade Grant applications now available
• Bits & Pieces
• Nonprofit gives hearts a TUG
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
• Church hosts international pianists April 29
• Citizens consider options for high school expansion
• Hit the road with Keep Noblesville Beautiful
• Legacy Christian students gear up
• Earth Fare comes to Noblesville
• WWPL Smart Money Week
• Westfield seeks proposal to transfer utility assets
• Noblesville Schools present options for growth
• Meals on Wheels appoints executive director
• 2012 street rehab projects announced
• Bits & Pieces
• Metro takes steps to improve employee health
• Teen program attendance up at HEPL
• Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
• Don Jellison promoted at The Times
• Noblesville man arrested for selling Spice
• Mourdock brings national spotlight to Noblesville
• Westfield to host training during firefighter conference
• Noblesville Schools hosts Wellness Extravaganza Thursday
• Task force makes arrest for controlled substance
• National Volunteer Week opportunities abound at State Parks & Reservoirs
• One high school or two? Noblesville hosts community forums
• Honoring All Veterans breakfast
• All-chamber breakfast next week
• WWS kindergarten, new first grade registration is April 19
• Cook delivers for Meals on Wheels
• Legacy Christian offers Summer Camp fun
• NHS Class of '49 hosts reception
• Leaders deliver meals
• Walk to benefit Food Rescue Sat.
• City approves tax phase-in for SMC expansion
• Station to Station
• Class of '65 turns 65
• Noblesville Police searching for missing teen
• Hamilton County man charged with growing marijuana
• Noblesville man serves 55 years in uniform
• Budget cuts force Express bus rate hike
• County scores high in asset study
• Work ready to begin on River Ave.
• Hamilton County Home Show makes debut
• Legacy Fund grant to help with summer concerts
• Celebrate National Library Week with special events at HEPL
• Grants promote volunteer coordinator and tourism
• Green thumbs
• Fishers hosts free recycling event
• Westfield woman misses $650 million by one number
• Flushing of water mains under way
• Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville Summer Programs now enrolling
• Bits & Pieces
• Early morning Zumba class comes to Noblesville
• Conner Station brings new downtown dining experience
• Zipline coming to Noblesville?
• American Heart Association calls on Hoosiers to start walking
• Noblesville Lions Club
• Huntley 'plans' for future after 32 years
• Noblesville Girl Scout troop helps tornado stricken area
• New kindergarten/preschool sports class begins after spring break
• Fire damages auto parts store
• River Avenue closure
• Meyer Najem Welcomes Adam Campagna
• Poll workers needed
• Deadlines for May 8 Primary announced
• IMMI adding new jobs in Westfield
• Taste of Business a showcase for area companies
• Noblesville Chamber of Commerce
• Taste of Business
• Area lawmakers back Seybold for 5th Dist.
• United Way campaign sets record-breaking high
• Flower Power
• Bits & Pieces
• Jump Rope for Heart
• Girl leaping to raise awareness of CF
• Players team up to help victims of tornados
• Cash Mob
• Beautification of south 10th Street ongoing
• The sky isn't the limit for family fun Saturday
• Height's students work to save Henryville prom
• INDOT to US 31 Hamilton County open house
• Kiwanis invites community to hop on out for breakfast
• Parkinson Foundation benefit
• Westfield students serve as senate pages
• Children had sex on Noblesville school bus
• IHSAA Commissioner to address chamber
• Conner Prairie announces renovation of Prairietown
• Noblesville artist featured in University of Evansville's Student Juried Exhibition
• Retirement open house for Steve Huntley
• Food and drink samples a highlight of the Indiana Artisan Marketplace
• 'Noblesville Cash Mob' Thursday
• Author Russ Irwin book signing event
• Good Day Sunshine
• Bits & Pieces
• It's basketball, he's a Hoosier
• Noblesville Preservation Alliance offers free historic window workshop
• Thomas Pea honored by Shelter Insurance
• Golden Music
• Homeowner walks in on burglar
• Hamilton County Art Center offers portrait drawing classes
• Free community Easter egg hunt
• Sam Zeckel leaves legacy of service to community
• County organizations get Realtor grants
• State to pick up tab for Full-Day K next year
• Legacy Christian Opens Doors to Public
• Cause of Wednesday fire undetermined
• Helmer announces HQ expansion, new jobs
• Resource and health fair Thursday
• USMC names Westfield grad Marine of the Year
• Girl Scouts celebrate 100 years
• Bowen joins Red Cross Hall of Fame
• Noblesville man held on multiple child molestation charges
• Cruise into Mayor's Charity Ball
• Rotary hosts 5th Dist. candidate Susan Brooks
• Dollar a day
• Bits & Pieces
• Market Master sought for Farmer's Market
• NPD offers neighborhood crime statistics online
• Prairie Lakes named a 'Best Place to Work'
• Picturing Noblesville's historic past
• Trexler named Bowler of the Year
• Community support
• Richardson honors Noblesville native destined for Olympics
• Gift of grain can help farmers and their communities
• FHS hosts 6th Annual Jazz Café and Silent Auction
• Help southern Indiana tornado victims
• Refuge Christian Church Chicken/Beef Noodle Dinner
• Boomer, Pacers Fan Van coming to Noblesville
• Second Friday movie series
• WFD urges citizens to prepare for severe weather season
• 'Hallelujah Girls' at Westfield Playhouse
• Westfield Rotary celebrates third anniversary
• Zoeller works to ensure consumers aren't being gouged at the pump
• Bronze Star Recipient/Author Joe Galloway to Speak in Tipton
• The Times donating percentage of sales to Red Cross tornado relief
• Remains found in Grant County identified as missing Noblesville woman
• Put a Bird On It
• Applications due for Taste of Business
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• Cash is best way to help tornado victims
• Patriots look to make impact
• Noblesville expands city's social media reach
• Lunch and Learn
• 2012 bus trip schedule announced
• Riverview Health Briefs
• City awarded for roundabout projects
• Roper Lofts recognized for rehabilitation
• Enrollment still open for spring programs
• McIntosh calls for more faith, less government
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• What's SyrUp this weekend?
• Indiana Elite hosts annual Cheer and Dance recital
• St. Maria Goretti Catholic Church to hold annual Parish Mission
• Musical pays tribute to Civilan Conservation Corps
• Horton Hatches a Chinese Egg: Reflections of Dr. Seuss' lessons
• Age is just a number
• NMS presents "Beauty And The Beast Jr."
• Work on Riverwalk Phase II to begin
• House takes necessary steps to ensure safety at outdoor performances
• Mock Trial medalists
• Bits & Pieces
• Man escapes from home invasion, robbery
• NHS students serve as pages for Rep. Richardson
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• Carter recgognized for Angus cow
• Dollar-A-Day Boys: A Musical Tribute to the Civilian Conservation Corps
• Murder or accident? Mock Trial to decide
• Free consumer protection presentation Monday
• Noblesville designer among those honored in exhibition
• White gets home detention
• Kids Helping Kids Garage Sale Saturday
• Chaucie's Place ramps up its mission
• Kenley Energy Assistance initiative passes out of senate, back to house
• Rep. Richardson hosts annual Adult Page Day
• Library expands Brehm art collection
• LED lights installed around Noblesville
• 300 street lights get energy efficient LEDs
• Bits & Pieces
• Street department employee diagnosed with measles
• Noblesville office winners at Carpenter Realtors conference
• Local quilters offer comfort for wounded vets
• Altman talks transit with Republican women
• Rotary hosts 5th District candidate John McGoff
• Library receives additional art donation
• Trivia Night
• Economic Development draws focus to city
• Noblesville Schools to host parents forum
• HNPL improve comedy workshop
• Atlanta receives $600K Community Focus grant
• Heights' Cunningham signs with Northern Iowa
• Westfield Fire Dept. wants your story
• Westfield team will run Indy Mini for YAP
• Carpenter Realtors Noblesville office winners at annual conference
• Award-winning Author Publishes Debut Mystery Novel set in Indiana
• Navy Band to perform in Muncie
• Students without measles shots barred from class
• Quilters meeting March 2
• Kings of the lanes
• Races set for May primary election
• Rotary gets lesson in educational expectations
• Kristos chosen as parade grand marshals
• Buying local: It's not just about the food
• Adam Cates in concert at Fishers UMC
• Noblesville student may have measles
• Prevail 12th Bowl-A-Thon
• Shakespeare still guides 21st Century Valentines
• Ind. House honors Indiana Girl Scouts on 100th anniversary
• Streetscape on Eighth Street Proposed
• Races set for May primary election
• Cherish Center honors work to end child abuse
• Bits & Pieces
• Lawyer on Lincoln
• Create, connect with Janus
• NHS on of 17 high schools to compete at Purdue's Bridge Bust
• Tee off with Noblesville YPG
• Grant County takes lead in death investigation
• Noblesville Chamber fills two positions
• The Scouting Life
• Breakfast nets $34,000 for Boy Scouts
• NPD: No ID on remains found near Marion
• Indiana homeowners to receive relief from national settlement
• Noblesville teachers to battle Wizards
• Heights senior signs with Samford soccer
• Flanders named winner in America's Famers Grow Communities contest
• Former U.S. Attorney files for 5th District Seat
• Two cases of measles confirmed in Hamilton County
• CPR course March 3 in Noblesville
• Summer camps add excitement to summer
• Art show features natural talent
• Meth lab numbers continue to rise
• 2012 Indiana Young Farmer State Convention - Celebrating 50 Years!
• Indiana Art, Craft and Gift Showcase
• Live music Saturday in Noblesville
• Board games theme of Heights Winter Homecoming
• Question Time
• Times out at the Super Bowl
• Bits & Pieces
• On the ballot
• White guilty on six counts
• Super Cars
• Super press party
• Westfield student serves as Page for State Sen. Buck
• Local author to visit HNPL
• Nearly 170 students reach 50 book milestone
• Riverview Health Briefs
• Big game super opportunity for local economy
• Chaucie's Place recruiting volunteers to help with Body Safety Prevention and Education Program
• Noblesville Chamber's 'Women Empowering Women' luncheon March 15
• Backyard Conservation
• Prairie Lakes Health Campus provides Hope for the Holidays to those in need
• Westfield High School teacher authors book on Hoosier NFL legend George Taliaferro
• Chief Justice lays down the law
• Vendors Needed for Westfield Rocks the 4th
• Sounds like summer in Noblesville
• Tickled Blue
• Langley, Johnson looking forward to new challenges
• Baskets a way to show support
• Hoosiers encouraged to register for 2012 Great Central US Shakeout
• Love your Heart
• Super Volunteers
• Auction will benefit Boys & Girls Club
• Burton retiring from Congress
• Good Clean Fun
• Rep. Richardson wants you to page at the Statehouse
• Skillman announces launch of Bicentennial Nature Trust
• Airport flying high ahead of Super Bowl
• Students sort native plant seeds
• Bits & Pieces
• Sheridan Mid-Winter Art Show
• Noblesville Main Street honors outstanding efforts
• Hisoric hydrant offered protection for more than a century
• Cook: Heights is "best kept secret" in Hamilton County
• Charlie White trial begins Monday
• Indiana Authors Invited to Enter Best Books of Indiana Contest
• Kelties: A Westfield treasure
• Westfield Chamber Academic Scholarship applications available
• Noblesville volunteer coordinator hired
• One to retire, two promoted at City Hall
• County meeting challenges of tough times
• Sign up now for Mayor's Scout Breakfast
• There's a new food pantry in town
• Prevail, Inc. hosts January and February Victim Impact Panels
• Honoring those who serve
• Council renews ALS agreement with Wayne Township
• Former Ivy Tech chancellor joins Aspire board
• Free Consumer Protection Presentation at Green Valley church of Christ
• Super chamber event
• Rotary extends reservation deadline for meeting featuring Ind. Chief Justice
• Hamilton Co. Coast Guard Auxiliary seeks volunteers
• Time is of the essence for spring planning
• Goddard School takes stand against bullying
• Pack 211 Pinewood Derby
• Hamilton Co. Coast Guard Auxiliary seeks volunteers
• The House Doctor is in
• WWS seeks Alumni Hall of Fame nominations
• Vectren reminds customers about safe snow and ice removal around gas meters
• Cicero teen shares hair for a good a cause
• County leads state with Super Kids, Super Welcome cards
• Ricker's kicks off fundraiser for Third Phase
• Noblesville grad relocates business to former car dealership
• Snow had drivers on the skids
• Gymies & Seven Sisters celebrate milestone anniversaries
• Mason shines in PPK
• Heights Health Fair
• Indiana Manufacturers Association elects new board members
• ATV accident believed cause of Westfield man's death
• Noblesville filmmaker premiers movie Friday
• Model Mill scores big with sweet Super Bowl party
• Prevail, Inc. celebrates 25th Anniversary with Bowl-A-Thon
• Kenley's legislation requiring additional oversight of Redevelopment Commissions passes out of Senate committee
• Westfield Police investigate domestic disturbance
• Noblesville man oversees "High Wireless" act
• WFD names new Div. Chief
• Positron acquires isotope technology firm
• Bureau turns into a Super Shipping Hub, Super Kids fundraiser continues
• Fishers Fire Dept. grant to expand community outreach program continues
• 4-H projects get financial boost
• Frosty fun at Forest Park
• Street Dept. stays on top of snowy roads
• Cub Scout Pack No. 160, Den No. 7
• Fundraising on minds of Sheridan Rotary
• Democrat delegates sought
• Blissful blogging to beat the winter blues
• Indiana Chief Justice to address Noblesville Rotary
• Police on lookout for carjackers
• Indy Express Bus offers transportation alternative during Super Bowl week
• Lugar announces nominations to U.S. Service Academies
• Jaros recognized for financial reporting
• Daniels highlights state's strengths
• Holiday Scramble Winners
• McIntosh files for 5th Dist. seat
• Paging opportunities for the 2012 legislative session
• Connect and create at the Westfield Washington Library
• Schools launch math survey
• New HEPL Director brings "infectious enthusiasm"
• Super Bowl entertainment schedule unveiled
• Gary Deakyne: A life's ambition fulfilled
• Into the blue
• Popular Readers' Choice back
• South Harbour street to close briefly
• Showing your Super excitement
• Auction will benefit families of Cumberland murder victims
• Youth as Resources to host workshops to prepare students to apply for community improvement grants
• We're No. 1!
• Noblesville's John Davis leads legislature in prayer
• Round two: House Republicans and Democrats at odds over right-to-work
• IHS offers free admission, hosts MLK Jr. Day Celebration
• Heavy smoke draws investigation
• Delph's education bill rewards high performing schools, safeguards Hoosier ideals
• Harbour Trees to open Beach Club
• January events at the Westfield Washington Library
• Students Begin Outdoor Education Classes
• Eagles soar in Troop 101
• Noblesville Chamber adds two new board members
• Noblesville man arrested after New Years Day standoff
• New Year's games
• Developer wins award for website content management
• Foundation presents Riverview with the $500,000 Gift
• Programs provide fun options at parks
• Free adult recreation programs next week
• Rock School Athletic Development for Students announced
• Monon Trail students spread holiday cheer
• WHS Cheer Alumni Night - Jan 7
• PetSmart Charities and Humane Society for Hamilton County Hold Noblesville community adoption event
• County New Year's Eve Party returns
• Supreme Court Awards $160,000 In Family Court Grants
• Realtors release Real Estate Markets Report for November 2011
• Elected officials sworn in
• Snow Day
• A Box of Hope - Just in Time for Christmas
• Three Noblesville schools receive Four Star status
• Crunch Time
• Work continues on Noblesville's Community Vision for Excellence
• Holiday trash pick-up in Noblesville
• Blanket Brigade
• Author uses Bible to draw out message
• Judge rules Charlie White ineligible for office
• From the heart to the home
• Hazel Dell students raise $1,500 for Red Stocking Fund
• Anonymous gift brightens spirits at Janus
• Six Westfield schools earn Four Star School status
• Police searching for man wanted on gun-related charges
• ESL students hone English skills while teaching holiday traditions around the world
• Council honors Mary Sue Rowland
• Jowitt wins 2011 Stake In The Ground Award
• Noblesville Schools locked down
• Christmas Trees can turn deadly
• Jackson Township pleads case for more fire protection funds
• Judge denies Charlie White's motion to drop criminal charges
• HSE, Fishers place in Civic Competition at We The People State Finals
• Paul Dana Award presented to Ignite Racing Fuels
• Humane Society to make Christmas morning deliveries
• Natural Resources Conservation Service announces sign-up period for Conservation Stewardship Program
• Fishers named safest place to live in the United States
• Extension cord sparks garage fire
• Indiana Anugs Association Board
• Reindeer Games
• Noblesville man killed in head-on crash on I-465
• 'White Christmas' tonight in Noblesville
• City ready for whatever winter brings
• Ornaments a fun way to help local non-profits
• White River Elementary students raise $200 for Food Rescue
• Cuts threaten fire protection in Jackson Twp.
• Guests Prepare, Enjoy 19th Century Meal During Hearthside Suppers
• Tri Kapp scholarships available
• Toys for Tots features Santa Saturday
• Financier charged with securities fraud
• Noblesville woman attacked and robbed in home invasion
• Noblesville Schools, teachers approve new contract
• Kiwanis grant
• Local Girl Scouts give back to the community
• Sheriff's Dept. brightens season
• Thousands in need in Hamilton County
• Seasonal stuffing
• Changes made at Noblesville golf courses
• YPG helps prep holiday packages
• Noblesville Fire Department receives SIA Foundation grant
• Teachers vote on new contract Monday
• Two from HHMS selected for All-Region Honor Band
• Santa's Secret Shop
• Creative Heart Adventure challenges students
• Hamilton County Leadership Academy honors distinguished alumna
• Snelling honored for Service
• Kenley to receive honorary degree from Ball State
• Parks Dept. offers new rec. classes
• WWS Clothing Giveaway is Saturday
• Marsh Supermarket recognized for support of Shamrock Springs
• Westfield High School graduation rate tops state goal
• The Fear Not Factor
• Seasonal Songs
• Main Street honors best holiday window decorations
• Council passes 1.5 % raise for elected officials
• NPD Explorers honored
• Ice Cream with Santa tomorrow
• Free adult rec. programs over holiday break
• Community Heart and Vascular provides life-saving equipment to the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville
• IDHS: Give the gift of safety this season
• Duke Energy to hold info session in Fishers
• Duke Energy to hold info sessions
• Shop With A Cop brightens holidays for 70 local children
• Wrap Star
• Christmas celebration in Cicero
• County home sales on the rise
• School Board member to appear on "Jeopardy"
• FACT presents "Eye Opening Discussion of Teen Drug Use"
• Heights youth sets sights on NFL's PPK title
• Relocating River Road utilties
• Seven selected to the IBA 2011 All-District Honor Band
• WWS selected for Leading-Edge School District Cadre
• Kelly honored for educational efforts
• Westfield in Lights
• Cicero artist receives Efroymson Contemporary Arts Fellowship
• Bankruptcy and consumer law workshop scheduled at library
• "Those Crazy Ladies" now playing at Westfield Playhouse
• WWPL adds computers & Internet safety program with MLS grant
• Noblesville man appointed to ISCBA board
• Fall Art Show Winners
• Cheer Mobs needed to welcome visitors
• Noblesville Company Raises Nearly $600 to Help Fight Breast Cancer
• Barnes and Noble partners with Prevail
• Free parking at City Hall
• Library collecting unused cell phones to benefit area families
• Holiday Farmers Market Saturday
• Carmel Symphony Orchestra Celebrates the Holidays with Angela Brown
• Homeward Bound for the Holidays
• Orange Leaf aiding family burned out of home
• Harbour Shores Church Choir presents "Journey of Faith"
• House blaze claims elderly woman's life
• HCAA hosts Miniature Art Show and Sale
• EUMC hosts Night in Bethlehem Dec. 20
• Holiday Home Tour Friday
• Donations still needed for annual NFD Food and Toy Drive
• Cicero's Surber crowned Miss Indiana Teen USA
• Rotary's Ice Cream with Santa returns
• Candlelight Holiday Home Tour
• Ice Cream with Santa is Dec. 8.
• SEC charges Positron CEO with investment fraud
• Heights students send a super welcome to Super Bowl visitors
• Cicero Christmas Parade set for Dec. 3
• Club members stuff two busses for trustees
• House fire traced to extension cord
• Holiday happenings in Hamilton County
• Think small when spending BIG
• Johnson graduates from Economic Development Institute
• Westfield Intermediate spell bowl teams finish in state top 10
• Westfield High School business teacher earns IBEA Award
• Red Stocking Fund underway
• Organization Day 2011: key issues awaiting Indiana General Assembly
• NSO holiday Concert
• Primrose students help needy families
• Helping Hand
• Langley earns AICP certification
• Main Street sees success in programs
• Beck's Hybrids sends company plane to evacuate missionaries from Haiti
• Noblesville holiday happenings kick off this week
• Skillman sounds off on proposed labor rules
• Photographer to discuss work Noblesville Library
• Primrose students pitch in for Good Samaritan
• Home care company offers in-home flu shots
• Cicero Knights of Columbus coat drive
• City seeks grant for safer intersections
• silly safari at hamilton heights primary
• Heights' Veteran's Day packs the house
• Grand Park ground broken
• Local businesses, organiztions honored by chamber, city
• Dr. Judi Campbell presented with 2011 Legacy Fund Living Legacy award
• Patty Johnson named Noblesville street Commissioner
• Celtic holiday concert at WWPL
• Open Doors to provide Thanksgiving food baskets
• Plea deal for man charged in fatal crash in Noblesville
• Local fund gets $2.2 million to continue relief
• HCAA names winners in 'Community Creates' contest
• Snelling honored with tree, bench at Fox Prairie
• Noblesville man named CEO for Riley Hospital for Children
• Parents Night Out Saturday
• "Annie" opens Nov. 17
• Free concert at Moose Lodge to feature Terry Wariner
• Gehlhausen joins Meals on Wheels
• Area actors on stage for Disney's Beauty and the Beast Jr. musical
• Free potatoes to be given away
• 'She Loves Me' onstage this week at NHS
• Backyard conservation coordinator sought
• Goddard School accepting scholarship applications
• Chamber presents annual Tree Lighting
• Newly discovered documents recount 1813 skirmish at Strawtown
• Tinsel & Tails Petacular fundraiser Nov. 17
• Local brothers killed in Texas crash
• Veterans Day Ceremonies
• Grant to help with volunteer database
• Cicero honors vets
• Heights students wear red for vets
• Key Club offers leaf relief
• Cicero Kiwanis donations top $27,000 in 2011
• Heights book fairs bolster love of reading
• Westfield in Lights returns Dec. 2
• November events at the WWPL
• WWPL to raffle 46" HDTV
• WWHS presents "The Craving" Nov. 11 & 12
• Veteran's Day events in Noblesivlle, Cicero
• Arcadia Democrat drops council bid
• Noblesville composer sets holiday classic to music
• Noblesville firefighters endorse Ditslear
• Roy Book Binder at the Hedgehog
• One troop, 15 Eagles, all college bound
• Kenley gets a close up view of local government
• Chamber Enterprise Awards Nov. 17
• Deadlines for absentee ballot requests around corner
• Chamber presents financial forum
• Council approves 2012 budget
• Most Hoosiers overlook online sales taxes
• Celebrating Accomplishments
• Stone house to be transformed
• Whooping cough found in Hamilton County
• Sheridan gets spooky
• Ditslear and Corbett face off at NHS
• Local Students Raise Funds for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals
• Janus Fall Festival Saturday
• Spaghetti dinner benefit
• Haunted Tour at Hancock Co. Historical Society
• Chaucie's Place Treasure Our Children event raises nearly $50,000
• Alarms aplenty at firefighter chili cook off
• Free Event will Collect Unwanted Items and Offer Free Confidential Shredding
• Haunted Trails start Tuesday
• Hamilton East Public Library welcomes New Library Director
• Proposal seeks level playing field for "brick-and-mortar" retailers
• Noblesville mayoral candidates debate Monday
• Riverview earns Pathway to Excellence designation
• Civic leaders seek public input for downtown Cicero, meetings planned
• First Quarter Bell nominees announced
• Stay safe while enjoying Halloween activities
• Road widening project in Sheridan
• Safely dispose of prescription drugs
• Italian Dinner Benefit in Cicero
• Ditslear picks up FOP endorsement
• Murder Mystery Program
• Bayh voter fraud case hits wall
• "Pushing for Progress" Open House in Noblesville
• Westfield launches Flex Map
• Candidates differ on use of TIFs as an economic tool
• School Board OK's 2012 budget
• Murder Mystery program at HEPL
• Noblesville Street Department earns statewide awards
• Primrose students entertain at The Lodge
• Annual Artists' Show features local talent
• Firestone demolition on track
• Conner Prairie free general admission Saturday
• Halloween safety tips for your pets
• Quilters meeting Nov. 4
• Funeral procession takes to Noblesville streets
• Watch your head, or the horseman will
• Kicking Cancer
• Marco's builds business on community pride
• Local sailor's foundation helps families in crisis
• Sheridan's Newblom named Asst. Principal of the Year
• Fifth annual Pumpkin Giveaway
• Cheryl Schulz earns "Bell of Recognition
• HHHS Football Fish Fry
• HNCC Business Showcase set
• Moon Talk open house
• Westfield postal worker hailed after saving child
• AmeriCorps NCCC Team lends help to HCPR areas
• Hamilton County hosts regional Soil Judging Competition
• Old-fashioned Halloween Party at Forest Park Oct. 28
• YPG Halloween Party at Fox Prairie in Noblesville
• GrillZilla returns to help hungry seniors
• WSQM signs on in Noblesville
• November Blood Drives in Hamilton County
• Military Announcements
• Crime Stoppers Community Shred-it Day Oct. 22
• Skillman encourages Hoosiers to send holiday wishes to U.S. troops
• Reader submitted Fall Colors
• CPAs and Legacy Fund team up to build homes, deliver meals
• Noogle celebrates brithday by helping with harvest
• WWPL Craft Bazaar Sunday
• 2012 budget trims 5 percent
• Pumpkin giveaway
• 'Leading Ladies' at Westfield Playhouse
• Spooktacular" savings this month at the HSHC
• Two dead following shooting in Carmel Tuesday morning
• Re/Max - Penwell Insurance Pumpkin giveaway
• Deputy "was loved by all"
• Hamilton County deputy killed in motorcycle accident
• HCLA offers program on servant leadership
• Weighty topic at Rotary meeting
• Safe sitter class in Noblesville
• 'Dare to Prepare' safe driving event at Fishers Public Library
• WHS to host Parents Hold the Keys
• Westfield Police join "FOP Cops and Kids" Program
• Cancer does not define Racin' Graysen's life
• Heights SADD chapter sets blood drive
• Round 1 for Ditslear and Corbett
• Little Chicago Road open
• Young pedestrian struck by car
• Watson named parade grand marshal
• County comes alive with autumn color
• Super Saturday at Boys & Girls Club
• Sen. Luke Kenley: Interns wanted for upcoming session
• NPD announces 2011 application deadline
• Lecture to cover macabre chapter of Hamilton County's history
• Sen. Lugar receives Taxpayer Hero award
• Calling all ghosts and goblins doing business in northern Hamilton County
• Westfield Police Department joins "FOP Cops and Kids" program
• Charity dog wash gives dogs and humans a second chance
• Carmel Symphony Orchestra announces 31st Annual Young Artist Competition
• Upward Sports League in Noblesville
• Keeping Noblesville Beautiful
• NFD pancake breakfast Saturday
• County job fair draws hundreds
• NMS students prepare for rainforest adventure
• Free Wright Brothers trio concert to benefit Noblesville VFW
• Westfield mayoral candidates spar over economic vision
• Mayor to join Hazel Dell students for Walk to School Day
• Westfield Mayoral debate tonight
• LWV to hold Fishers Candidate Forum tomorrow
• St. Vincent to build new hospital
• Grand Junction Derby gains momentum
• Accident on 32
• Allisonville Road closed starting Monday for bridge work
• Trinity United Methodist annual bazaar
• Riverview Health Briefs
• Haunted Trails return to Cool Creek
• Sheridan, Jackson Township fire departments awarded safety, wildland grants
• Riverview's Beckwith updates Sheridan Rotary on fundraising, needs and equipment upgrades
• Rotary to serve up breakfast and politics
• 80 plus employers at job fair Tuesday
• New Joy Lutheran holds first Harvest Festival today
• Know when, where to vote
• Kroger asks customers to check freezers for recalled beef
• Corbett responds to Ditslear's State of the City speech
• Indiana Soccer sets sights on Grand Park for operations
• Safety first
• Job's Daughters host all you can eat breakfast Saturday
• Westfield mayoral hopefuls square off Monday
• Aspiring Person
• Bruce Hitchcock: A Distinguished Hoosier
• Noblesville Police recognize Schwartz's Trailer Sales
• Mayor lays out state of the city
• It's all Downhill from here
• Volunteering is its own reward
• Faith & family drive "Citizen of the Year"
• Sheridan Middle School's Sarjeant named state 2012 Teacher of the Year finalist
• Allisonville Road repairs start Oct. 3
• Voting for I HEART Noblesville Video Contest open thru Oct. 7
• Council passes 1.5 percent pay raise for city employees
• Atlanta New Earth Festival
• Shaken Not Stirred Thursday
• Westfield Chamber names Ameriana Bank "Business of the Year"
• Hinkle Creek Friends celebrates 175th Homecoming Oct. 16
• Noblesville UMC installs Bose sound system
• Community Halloween party Oct. 11
• Hamilton County real estate market sees increase in closed sales
• Noblesville High School Homecoming parade
• A Taste of Westfield highlights free food, fun and entertainment
• Library celebrates teen read week with author visit, fundraiser
• Library offers programs for young drivers
• Rotary to host U.S.S. Indianapolis Memorial program
• City to hold auction Oct. 1
• Sheridan Rotary sells coupon books
• Faith Community Church appoints new pastor
• Riverview health briefs
• Pieces of Memory
• Cicero community leaders to seek new ideas on tour of Indiana communities
• League of Women Voters hosts candidate forums
• Hamilton County Democratic Club September meeting
• Godby Home Furnishings opens new store in Carmel
• Residents get update on U.S. 31 project
• Fortville Church of Nazarene to host revival
• School board considers $90 million budget for 2012
• Float on
• Waters deploys to Qatar with 1137th Military Police Company
• Vectren launches annual, fourth-grade energy safety education program
• Careless smoking leaves one dead in Sheridan apartment fire
• NHS football team hosts "Red Out" to fight heart disease
• Noblesville gets funding for roundabout work
• Belfry opens 47th season Friday
• NHS Homecoming Events
• Teachers union sues Noblesville Schools
• Old Mill Festival
• Cicero turns up the heat
• HCAA seeks artists
• Companies spend challenging day in the park
• Marsh donates $50K to police departments
• Students a major force in building America's blood supply
• U.S. 31 project update
• Good news pays off
• WHS posts 30-point increase in SAT scores
• WHS posts 30-point increase in SAT scores
• Crazy Ladies audition Sept. 24, 25
• Indy Mini Maker Faire and Civil War Journey
• Chamber of Commerce Corporate Challenge
• Registration open for Noblesville Schools Fund Run Sept. 24
• Proud Heritage Picnic Sept. 24
• Promising Futures of Central Indiana announces partnership with Riverview
• Two die in plane crash on Harbor Tree Golf Club
• Registration open for Noblesville Schools Fund Run Sept. 24
• Concert honoring first responders
• United Way Readup program expands to Hamilton County
• Promising Futures of Central Indiana announces partnership with Riverview Hospital
• The Times to host Noblesville, Westfield mayoral debates
• Join up with Kaley's Krew for Sunday walk
• Old Mill Festival features art, music, family fun
• Fishers Car Seat Clinic Sept. 17
• Hoosier Llama & Alpaca Association Fall Show and Wool Market
• Housing Choice Voucher program accepting 50 applications
• NPD K-9 unit takes home top spots at annual olympic contest
• Council considers 1.5 percent pay hike for city workers
• Growing companies seek tax breaks
• Westfield accident claims life of toddler
• Fishers Safety Day Sun.
• Boys & Girls Club BBQ Bash thisFriday
• Heroes Run
• County remembers Sept. 11
• Skies clear for White River Clean-up
• Main Street focus of discussion
• Colts Friday Night Football to stop in Noblesville and Westfield
• Welcome to the Neighborhood
• Little Chicago/Ind. 38 to open one week early
• Heights Middle School remembers 9/11
• Where we are now - 10 years later
• White River Sound Chorus guest night
• Poison River Boys, Evan Slusher at Westfield Playhouse
• NHS hosts College Night
• State-supported colleges must maintain affordability
• R.L. Wilson House hosts Domestic Violence Awareness Tea to benefit Prevail
• Foundation hosts Miller-Palooza
• Heights counselor is state fair hero
• Remembering Sept. 11, 2001 around Hamilton County
• 'Home Again,' John Stafford to perform in Sheridan
• Noblesville Midday Rotary welcomes Youth Exchange Student
• DAR 9/11 Flag
• Be a part of Indiana's birthday celebration Dec. 9
• Andretti celebrates new Firestone in Noblesville Friday
• Four buildings torched in arson spree
• Jackson Fire Territory volunteer meeting
• Rosie's Cookie champ
• Fishers again honored as a Playful City USA Community by KaBoom
• Dogs and humans benefit at charity dog wash
• Carmel Fire Department hosts fallen firefighter memorial
• Firefighter battle four "suspicious" blazes
• irefighter battle four "suspicious" blazes
• City honors public servants' service in Iraq
• Employer exhibit space available for Hamilton County Job Fair
• Dog Day Afternoon, Woofstock Sun.
• Real Property Tax Sale
• Tutors sought for Sheridan Schools
• Patrons prove Prevail on right track
• Riverview Health Briefs
• Construction to begin on 106th and Lantern Road
• Fishers Fire Department launches Fire Corps
• Burton: U.S. debt "an unsustainable situation"
• Coffee house aims to become community gathering place
• Impaired driving crackdown
• DAR to present 9/11 flag to Noblesville Library
• Register now for statewide Indiana Main Street Conference
• HAND expands in Noblesville
• Donors help Prevail exceed fundraising goal
• Missing woman's home burglarized
• Water Awareness Week sets stage for White River Cleanup
• Fire damages Noblesville home
• Gordon Marketing expansion brings 60 new jobs
• Digging Through the Past - Building to the Future
• Hit and run damages home
• Nominations for Enterprise Awards now open
• Hamilton County vets seek donations for memorial addtion
• C.E.R.T. seeks volunteers & equipment
• Noblesville 9/11 remembrance announced
• Humane Society Fancy Feast at Eddie's Corner Cafe
• New pet adoption options
• Westfield business welcomes new residents
• Tea Party rally Sept. 24
• United Way sets $3.1 million goal for county
• Show will go on at Belfry despite storm damage
• Westfield ACT scores exceed national and state average
• Road closed for roundabout work
• Memoirs class at Sheridan library
• Riverview Health Briefs
• Fishers Fire Department named 2011 Provider of the Year
• Jan's among Midwest's best pizzas
• Head Start aims to help families live tobacco free
• Ken Watson named assistant principal at Hamilton Heights Elementary
• Main Street Duck Race returns
• Immunization deadline is Sept. 14
• SMC among Forbes "100 Most Innovative Companies"
• Sheridan Kiwanis honors for service, scholarship
• Energy recycling brings Burton
• Chamber gets Super Bowl update
• Humane Society hosts Fancy Feast
• HCLA selects new class and curriculum dean
• United Way goal announcement Friday
• Back to School for Noblesville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Davis places in top-10 at State Fair
• Cool customer
• Get up by going downtown
• Finchum steps down from Street Dept.
• Westfield Safety Festival Sat.
• Atlanta VFD Pie Social and Street Dance
• Wiffle Ball tourney returns to Carmel
• War Memorial re-dedication
• Noblesville teacher is "Math Hero"
• Burton to lead Rotary Club forum
• Cool Creek, Hot Wheels
• Riverview Health Briefs
• Hamilton County Vets join fight against cancer
• Sign up now for Park Dept. Autumn bus trips
• AT&T to bring more wireless coverage to Hamilton County
• Connecting to the community
• Mike Ahern to serve as M.C. of Legacy Fund's Celebration of Philanthropy
• Couponing program comes to Sheridan library
• Rotary gets update on archeology work at Boxley Cabin
• Volunteers needed to help homebound seniors in Hamilton County!
• Noblesville lays out road rehabs
• Keen: "The good news keeps rolling"
• Dog Day Afternoon
• Indiana bricks-and-mortar retailers at disadvantage with online sellers
• Noblesville back to school
• Massillamany chosen for County Council
• Questions remain over South Harbor standoff
• Legacy of education continues at Forest Hill
• Westfield author to sign copies of first book
• Driving away hunger
• Movies in the Park starts Saturday
• Noblesville, Westfield named Best Places to Live
• Man in custody after standoff
• NHS's Petty to take over as curriculum director
• HCCVB recognizes Barley Island Brewing as a STAR
• A clean look at government
• Vietman Memorial re-dedication Sunday
• Cook to be auctioned off for youth assistance
• Spots still open for Spin and Boot camps
• Sheridan Rotary hears about Haitian relief
• Noblesville, Westfield in top 50 best places to live
• School construction projects ready for opening day
• Lifeguarding: The perfect summer job
• Fly In!
• Belfry Theatre
• Riverview health briefs
• Strike Out Hunger
• HAND names new Executive Director
• Council approveesWestside Gateway zoning updates
• Winners of NPA garden contest named
• Balloon Splash in Cicero Saturday
• Nightlight sparks Noblesville house fire
• Home sales up in Central Indiana, down in Hamilton County
• Skeel named Director of vocational services at Aspire
• Richardson congratulates local high schools for their AP success
• Scout meeting Thursday at Legacy Christian School
• Bell of Recognition winner named
• The Farmers Bank promotes Theda Anderson
• End of an era: Firestone demolition under way
• City ready to move forward on River Road
• Noblesville grad named IU Wells Scholar
• Noblesville man competes in London Triathlon
• Prevent vehicle break-ins, thefts
• Taylor sworn in as newest council member
• This all used to be farmland
• Helping readers keep cool
• Community Rummage Sale benefits those in need
• Fouts named new editor of The Times
• The Holl Family
• The Dorsey Family
• Three Hamilton County students earn Duke Realty scholarships
• Stover shares slide show of trip to Democratic Republic of the Congo
• Project Lifesaver poker run, corn hole tourney
• Sounds of Summer
• Grab your partner for Do Si Squares 50th anniversary
• Two robberies in 24 hours in Noblesville
• Finding culture around every corner
• Vintage vehicle expo at Cool Creek
• Friend your library
• Making the CLIMB to improve health
• Hamilton East Public Library launches Facebook Pages
• Arcadia store has local history, vision forward
• Rochester Medical Implants makes move to Noblesville
• NPA celebrates 25th Tour of Homes
• Kroger Celebrates Grand Reopening of East 116th Street Store in Fishers
• WWPL hosts free Rambling Sailors concert
• Riverview Medical Group Welcomes new Physicians
• City set to seal sinkhole
• Strike out hunger in Hamilton County
• Jackson Township welcomes new Fire Chief
• Kids day at Hamilton Town Center
• Sign up now for second Corporate Challenge
• Enjoy Indiana State Fair 'Year of Soybeans' with special discounts
• Welcome to the Jungle adoption event at Humane Society Sat.
• Veterans memorial rededication Aug. 21
• Shakespeare in the Park
• Voices From The Past- living history walk through Westfield
• County JDS Aktion Club celebrates anniversary
• Allisonville Road closed for rail bridge repairs
• Cicero issues watering restrictions
• A scenic tour through Cicero
• First signs of West Nile virus reported
• St.Vincent Health plans Medical Center Northeast expansion
• Rotary awards Rinkenberg vocational scholarship
• Get creative at Cicero Library
• Indiana State Library Receives national grant to digitize historic newspapers
• Police: Search continues for Heard
• Millers simplify performance
• Service honored at PCARET annual meeting
• Golf fundraiser to help with life-changing operation
• Keeping Settlers Mill Beautiful
• Cowell elected president
• Residents asked to not use sky lanterns due to fire risk
• Church ladies return to serve up a sequel at Beef & Boards
• Pioneer Village celebrates 50 years at State Fair
• Roundabouts sign of city's growth
• Foundaton focus of luncheon
• Staples collecting school supplies for Boys & Girls Club
• StreetFest at Hamilton Town Center
• Local teachers, students attend dance convention
• Indy authors to sign books at Noble Coffee & Tea Aug. 13
• Cicero Edward Jones branch office supports  second school supplies donation campaign
• Back to School Expo Saturday at Indiana Convention Center
• Assistance available for livestock and poultry deaths due to extreme heat
• Be aware of more motorcycles on the road
• How do you 'Heart Noblesville?'
• INDOT, city construction progresses
• Ronald McDonald to visit new restaurant Saturday
• 16 retire from Noblesville Schools
• Lions Club Honors Dr. Meyer
• Fishers soldier part of 'African Lion' exercise
• Centralized registration for families new to Westfield Washington Schools
• Volunteers from Lowe's join local family to rehab Hamilton County Habitat house
• Soups On: Zoup! Fresh soup company stirs up Carmel
• Acrobats and art, Germany and Janet all part of this year's Indiana State Fair
• Purdue to host economic development workshop
• Purdue ROTC accepting Hall of Fame nominations
• Indiana 'Small Business of the Year' Nomination Time
• Street Dance a hot hit
• Continued fiscal responsibility helps state balance books, protect taxpayers
• Westfield Washington Schools' buses receive A+ following inspection
• Firehouse Subs brings fresh approach to Noblesville
• Summary of new state laws available online
• Noblesville schools seek library board volunteer
• Prevail fundraiser goes Black and Silver
• Mended Hearts celebrates third year of care
• Local Hams help community from behind the scenes
• Free historic tours this summer in Noblesville
• Golf fundraiser for Special Olympics Hamilton County
• Friends of the Arts gives preview of fair
• Work begins on war memorial expansion
• Stony Creek new student registration, DIBELS testing
• Westfield a finalist in 'Bark for Your Park' competition
• Mills wins Bret Boram award
• New features at 20th Annual Street Dance
• Excessive Heat Watch for Hamilton County
• Share recipes, heritage with historical society
• Noblesville roads closed during railroad bridge repairs
• Victim's Impact panel Wednesday
• Helen Lord 95th Birthday
• Remembering Dale Snelling
• Flanders wins Supreme Showmanship
• It's so hard to say goodbye
• 4-H'ers Explain Their Project - SHEEP
• 4-H'ers Explain Their Project - Foods
• Carmel based health magazine awarded for excellence
• Snelling passes away at 75
• Remembering Dale Snelling
• Eagle Scout project stands out
• Explaining the differences
• 4-H'ers Explain Their Project - CATS
• Sheridan Bluegrass Festival
• 4-H'ers Explain Their Project - SWINE
• 4-H'ers Explain Their Project - ACTION DEMONSTRATION
• Antique Tractor Pull
• Noblesville Rotary breakfast Thursday
• Public Meetings
• Girl Scouts seeking oldest living Scout to help celebrate anniversary
• Plans call for more than parking
• Captivating clothing combos
• Beef BBQ: tasty and educational
• Homemade heat relief
• Carmel couple arrested for growing pot
• Carmel Chamber awards scholarship
• Annual Pet Parade Sunday
• Logan Street Kroger gets revamp
• Outdoor art on display
• Share recipes, heritage with Hamilton County Historical Society
• Parks Department offers self defense class for women
• Fly in/Drive In Open House at Indianapolis Executive Airport
• Stewart Foundation focus of Chamber lunch
• Sidery accepts enrollment to Centenary College of Louisiana
• NAU's Thomas honored as an SSS Academic Achievement Award recipient
• Kindergarten preparatory summer camps come to county
• Snelling resigns from council
• Positron deal a sign of growth
• NCAC to host Marching Band contest Friday
• Sen. Kenley appointed to state Budget Committee
• Animals find new home at fair
• Special Rotary breakfast July 21
• FPD makes prostitution bust
• Thousands to receive unpaid state tax bills
• Berry returns taxpayer funds to Indiana treasury
• Let the fair begin!
• 2011 4-H Fair Schedule of Events
• 10-Year 4-H Members
• 3rd annual Demolition Derby Friday
• Annual Pet Parade Sunday
• Homemade Ice Cream Contest Friday
• Donate blood at the Hamilton County 4-H Fair
• Hamilton County Youth Talent Contest Monday
• 2011 Hamilton County 4-H Projects
• Help 4-H'ers feed the hungry
• Capping off a fun project
• Positron plans move forward
• A snappy start to the fair
• NFD busy following Monday's storms
• Two Noblesville companies on watch list
• George Brehm program Sunday
• Logan Street Kroger grand re-opening Thursday
• 'Dare to Prepare' safe driving event July 19 in Noblesville
• Weingarten seeks Fishers Clerk-Treasurer office
• Council to vote on Positron Tuesday
• 4-H'ers prepare for fair's start
• McAlister's Deli beats the heat with Tea Town
• U.S. 31 construction continues, new closings announced
• Hula Hoop fun-a-rama Friday
• Public Meetings
• Noblesville High School Second Semster Honor Roll
• Davis crowned 2011 4-H Queen
• 2011 4-H Queen Court
• Legacy welcomes crowd for PrayerROCKS!
• Lots to do in Lapel this weekend
• Family Flyers
• Volunteers needed for Hoosier Outdoor Experience
• Carrell wins $1k arts scholarship
• Westfield youth honored by Kohl's
• Prevail names new board members
• Richardson continues service on Legislative Council
• Truck Stop
• Noblesville High School 4th Quarter Honor Roll
• Drug Task Force makes 3 arrests
• Area students earn Marian University achievement awards
• Westfield sidewalk sale tonight
• Walk down memory lane with YPG
• WWPL welcomes teen author Thursday
• Rotary Pancake breakfast fills stomachs, raises funds
• U.S. 31 construction continues, new closings announced
• 23 vie for 2010 4-H Queen crown Friday
• Making room for a new friend (or 2)
• Countdown on for 2011 Sheridan Bluegrass Fever
• Daughtery to stand trial in Kentucky
• No concert tonight
• Public invited to pray with Legacy
• HSSF adds board members, new president
• Conrad named to Dean's List
• 11 county students named to Evansville's Dean's List
• Tribute Quartet in concert Sunday in Anderson
• Public Meetings
• 2nd Hamilton County Job Fair Oct. 4
• Corbett announces mayoral campaign
• Noblesville fourth festivities a blast
• Fatal accidents claim 3 lives over weekend
• Hamilton County Traffic Safety partnership urges drivers to be more careful on the roads
• Logan leads patriotic celebration
• First Friday kicks off Fourth weekend
• Patriotic prose from Noblesville native
• Government at Work
• Westfield Rocks the Fourth on Sunday
• Lights Over Morse Lake Festival
• Parade, festival fun in Sheridan
• Star-Spangled Symphony tonight through Monday
• Blast on the Bridge Festival at Geist Monday
• Experience the Civil War journey
• Sheridan Rotary names new officers
• CarmelFest this weekend
• Westfield In Bloom 2011 winners named
• Friends of the Library book sale July 16, 17
• Cicero church hosts July 4 fair
• Riverview Hospital to host higher education fairs
• Kroger extends campaign on behalf of USO and U.S. Military
• Fractured Fairy Tales at Westfield Playhouse
• Ballot picture becomes clearer
• Noblesville Summer Concert Series
• Know when, where to set off fireworks safely
• Sheridan 4th of July parade and festival
• Glorious Fourth at Conner Prairie
• A Healthy Donation
• Fire officials urge caution to prevent firework injuries
• Red Bud Art Show youth winners
• New President
• Sheridan Rotary breakfast, silent auction Saturday
• Prevail presents free financial fair July 20
• State chamber report ranks legislators from county on business issues
• Town of Fishers G.I.V.E. Committee supports Janus with fundraisers, golf outing
• Dan's Fish Fry tonight at Red Bridge Park
• Digital cameras and questions
• Master Gardner Daylily sale July 9
• Council begins tackling budget
• HEPL parking lot changes spark debate in Nobesville
• A Patriotic Picnic
• Patriotism on display Friday at Farmer's Market
• Champion of Change
• NFD bolsters fire prevention efforts with grant
• Sassy Sisters
• Noblesville Lions Club Scholarships
• Fire damages Westfield business
• Fall Disciple Bible Study classes forming now
• Candidates file as deadline nears
• New McDonald's to open in Noblesville Thursday
• Friday's Jazz on the Square artist changed
• Hamilton Heights High School Fourth Quarter Honor Roll
• Local Kroger employees honored for customer service
• Carmel's Lin an IU Kelley Scholar
• OSU Graduations
• Genie grants wish of WWII veteran
• Search for Heard continues
• Early morning crash claims woman's life
• Noblesville Lions Club installs new officers
• Noblesville man charged in wife's death
• 85 enjoy campout, nature at Forest Park
• Westfield Mayor's Ball raises funds for YAP
• Red Bud art show expands in 2nd year
• Police search for vandalizing teens
• Ham Radio Operators practice for future emergencies
• WPD arrests Kokomo woman for OWI, drugs
• Fishers Freedom Festival
• Cicero church to host July 4 fair
• Public Meetings
• 'Cool Down' with The Times
• Shelter overcrowding at crisis level
• Westfield Mayor's Yellow tie Ball
• Sheridan Rotary honors members for contributions to club, community
• Diana Theatre celebrates 85 years Sunday, Monday
• Fishers' Zielinski inducted into Education Honor Society at Scranton
• Indiana Fireworks Laws
• HCLA graduates 20th class
• Art on Auto
• Noblesville Main Street launches new website
• Bark for Life at Dillon Park
• Purdue confers degrees following spring semester
• College Notes: June 24, 2011
• Great American Campout Saturday at Forest Park
• Fishers police, fire team up to keep Geist safe
• Fishers Library closed Sunday
• Sponsorship opportunities available for Fishers Movies in the Park series
• Pacers 'Pacemates' clinic Saturday at Conseco
• 'Cars 2' event Saturday promotes keeping kids safe on Ind. roadways
• The shape of the recovery
• Cemetery restoration earns scout Eagle rank
• Obama announces troop withdrawal plans
• Noblesville Church sends team to Joplin, collets gift cards for affected families
• Bulk item, heavy trash day in Westfield Saturday
• Fishers Freedom Festival Saturday, Sunday
• Devotion to Wildlife concert with Jennie DeVoe
• University High School Honor Roll
• Dan's Fish Fry July 1 in Cicero
• Llama program set for Tuesday
• Red Bud Art Show Saturday
• Mural being installed in Westfield
• First NPA Denzel Hufford Garden contest
• Noblesville teens expand services at historic locations
• Summer event information within easy reach
• IAW names Hauk VP of Operations
• Hamilton County selected as destination for online video project
• Hinkle Creek Friends Church rededication Sunday
• Indiana BMV rolling out 10 new license plates next year
• Toshiba Business Solutions honored with 2011 Promasters Service Award
• Wilson makes High Honors list, receives honors at St. Andrew's
• Fisher graduates from Quinnipiac
• Wayne-Fall Lions Club Fish Fry Saturday
• Lightning fires, flooding keep responders busy
• Strawberry festival clears hurdles
• Beach bash benefits youth programs
• Noblesville woman missing for one week
• Designs revealed for Grand Park Sports Campus
• Sheridan Rotary recognizes community efforts
• TCT 'Annie' auditions Sunday, Monday
• Buy fireworks only from certified vendors
• Youth Exercising Successfully (YES) this summer
• Verizon announces $100k in grants for domestic violence agencies
• Logan returns to Cicero for book signing
• Public Meetings
• Couple killed in crash
• Life's a Beach at Mayor's Ball
• Search for Heard moves north
• Indy man sentenced for '09 Cicero bank robbery
• Colt's chaplain to speak Sunday
• Red Bud Art Show June 25 in Westfield
• HCCTA Award
• Sheridan Fourth of July parade begins at 10:30 a.m.
• 3 local students graduate from Huntington University
• Search continues for missing woman
• Eagle Scout fundraiser tonight at Ginger's
• The Living Proof
• Union Chapel Road traffic changes start Monday
• Great American Campout at Forest Park
• Geneva college announces Ben Camp on Dean's List
• Something Sweet
• Hartley completes Preneed course
• Brittany White in Physician Assistant Graduate program
• CHOICE funding remains the same
• Sign up for Noblesville Chamber June breakfast
• Brown named new North Elementary principal
• Free summer movies hit Great Escape screens
• Critter Showcase Saturday at Sheridan's Veterans Park
• County has 520 students make Purdue's Dean's List
• Sheridan Library Book Sale Saturday
• 10 tons of food distributed in community Tuesday
• Kids can decorate bikes and trikes and ride in Fishers Freedom Festival's 'Children's Parade'
• Man arrested for marijuana sales
• Strategies for parents tonight
• Carmel installs new inlays and monuments along Monon Trail
• Fishers Library to close to aid parade preparations
• Missing Tipton girl found at Westfield restaurant
• Police search for missing Noblesville woman
• July 4th Parade and Fireworks Festival
• City advances in Bark Park contest
• Elton John coming to Verizon for Sept. show
• 2011 Hamilton Heights Education Foundation Golf Outing
• Ash Trees receive 2nd year of treatment
• Senior living community to add 340 jobs and millions of economic spending
• Drug Task Force arrests marijuana dealer
• Dan's Fish Fry July 1 at Red Bridge Park
• HSE schools raise more than $73k for AHA
• Touch-a-Truck
• Hamilton Heights: Valedictorian Speech
• Hamilton Heights: Salutatorian Speech
• Hamilton Heights: Distinguished Graduate Speech
• Strawberry festival moves location
• Hamilton Heights seniors graduate
• WPD seek suspect following hit and run
• Old Mill Festival
• 'Don't Hug Me' auditions June 26, 27
• Libraries to close for day-long training
• IDHS distributes 5,500 all-hazards alert radios
• Public Meetings
• HHEF Golf Outing Tuesday
• Local student achieves Eagle Scout rank
• Sheridan student winner of national scholarship
• 3 suspects sought for armed robbery of Fishers CVS
• Cicero American Legion flag fundraiser Tuesday
• Lemonade stand to raise funds, awareness for childhood cancer
• Camp Riley empowers Hamilton County youth with physical disabilities
• St.Vincent Carmel Hospital receives national patient experience honor
• Kok to speak Sunday at church
• Christ Community Christian Church Community picnic Sunday
• Positron plan $55M medical technology expansion in Noblesville
• Getting a HAND on affordable housing
• Cystic Fibrosis fundraiser Sunday
• Kicking off the concert season
• Carrigan, Hague intersection now a 3-way stop
• Boone County Rodeo this weekend
• Sign up for Noblesville Chamber June breakfast
• Sheridan Rotary Club
• Washington Township Trustee urges early weed control
• 4-H Club dog wash fundraiser June 18, 19
• Daniels signs bill establishing Youth Assistance Programs
• Cars crashes into Fishers Pediatrics
• Old Mill Festival on Square Saturday
• Pizzeria off to a running start
• Discmen
• Final informational session for AU MBA program in Noblesville June 15
• Summer reading at Sheridan library
• WIS Flash Mob
• Hathaway, Slusher & Wahlers: an Evening of Music fundraiser June 18
• 'Books 2 Read' summer drive now underway
• Farmers Bank named Five Star IBA member
• Art Camp next week at HNPL
• AFBI applauds Burton for tax repeal support
• Police search for bank robbery suspect
• Homes needed for abandoned dogs
• Golden K Kiwanis Scholarships
• Mosquito control efforts continue
• $6,200 awarded in HCAA annual Gathering of Plein Air painters
• Fitness and Fun at Farmers Market
• HCAA Summer Children's Art Camp June 28-July 1
• Something to talk about
• Fishers resident named James Madison Fellow
• 'Don't Hug Me' auditions June 26, 27
• IDEM forecasts high ozone for areas across state
• Noblesville teen stabbed as altercation escalates overnight
• Gas line ruptured in downtown Noblesville
• Concert series returns Thursday
• Market turns into community event
• 'Purrsdays' replace Thursdays at HSHC
• HCAA's Gathering of Plein Air Painters
• Conner Prairie launches Civil War Experience
• Noblesville Mayor's Ball June 17
• Identity theft prevention program Tuesday
• Public Meetings
• Richardson's bill signed by Governor
• Culture in the air at First Friday
• Artists gather for HCAA's annual program
• Noblesville Lions CLub Pork Chop Dinner
• Summer event info with one easy call
• Galt earns CIAS designation to help real estate investors
• INDOT to replace 126th street bridge over I-69; Town of Fishers will rebuild street
• Students earn scholarships at today's Asian Fest in Indy
• Riverview names Bray Medical Scholarship winners
• Boxes & Memories
• Wet a way to wrap up the school year
• Fireside Tales fun for entire family
• Community comes together to celebrate cancer survivors
• Music review showcases highlights from 24 years of performances
• Kidtown profits aid victims in Joplin
• Wheels & Wings Fly-In Saturday
• Sheridan Rotary Honors
• '1964'...The Tribute returns to Beef & Boards
• Task Force busts pot dealer
• Sign up now for Chicago bus trip
• Unsolicited goods hinder Joplin recovery efforts
• The Last Bell Sounds
• A full Friday night
• Westfield Farmers Market opens season in new, larger location
• Community Bank named Five Star member
• Noblesville High School recognizes Top 10 percent students
• Noblesville High School Class of 2011 Graduates
• Sheridan High School Class of 2011 Graduates
• Westfield High School Class of 2011 Graduates
• FPD searches for armed robbery suspects
• Honoring those that made the greatest sacrifice
• WHS Class of 2011 Distinguished Graduates and Honored Graduates
• NPD arrest man in rape, robbery case
• Scouting for Food drive brings in 97,000 pounds of food
• Twin Lakes fire displaces 10 apartments
• WPD arrests child molester near skate park
• Class of 2011 celebrates graduation
• Keep up with lawn upkeep
• Hamilton County Memorial Day observances
• Memorial Day closings
• Valedictorian, salutatorian speeches in their own words
• As it is Written
• Public Meetings
• NHS senior's business plan wins 1st place
• Volunteers, businesses honored for service to county's youth
• Volunteers needed for July 4th fun
• Sheridan grad participates in simulation training
• Cicero Farmers Market opens for the season Saturday
• INDOT posts 35 mph signs on Ind. 32/38 at Union Chapel Road
• Hamilton County will rumble this weekend at the 4-H Grounds
• Hoosiers need to report damage from severe weather beginning May 25
• Hit the beach at Noblesville Mayor's Ball June 17
• Neighborhood effort makes difference
• Hamilton County Memorial Day observances
• Doctors direct patients to paths
• WWPL Summer Reading Program 2011
• Folklore, history, music Wednesday
• Carter to seek commissioner seat
• Anderson MBA program to be offered in Noblesville
• A Great Day to Putt Around
• Lightning believed to be source of house fire
• Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville
• Hamilton East Public libraries collecting labels for technology
• Charity bowling event to support homeless initiative
• Sheridan Rotary honors SHS Class of 2011 Top 10 Percent
• 146th Street bridge over U.S. 31 scheduled to close overnight
• SNAP focuses on fighting substance abuse
• YoungLife claims 1st bed race title
• Community says final goodbye to Forest Hill
• Master Gardener Plant Sale
• Daniels declines presidential bid
• Summer Reading program returns to HEPL June 1
• Still time to sign up for Plein Air paint event
• Public Meetings
• A great day for a ride
• Raising awareness step by step
• Honoring Civil War sacrifices Sunday
• Farewell Forest Hill open house Sunday
• Son of Fishers couple makes a difference following tragedy in Japan
• Noblesville Memorial Day ceremony May 30
• $24k raised at breakfast for Chaucie's Place
• Moon Talk Designs selected for national presentation
• God is WILD about kids at Pandamania Vacation Bible School
• New weight loss program now available in Noblesville
• Get back your life at free pain relief seminar
• Accident near Strawtown fatal for one, two injured
• The slipper fits at Beef & Boards new show
• Popular Summer Reading Program Returns To Library
• Noblesville Farmers market opens Saturday
• Nashville via Noblesville
• A free dog park? What a treat!
• Carter elected president of county child advocacy center
• Recycle your unwanted items for free Saturday
• Be aware of farm equipment on roadways
• Westfield cemetery marks 400th interment
• Legion placing flags Saturday
• 8th Annual Sheridan Fireside Tales June 4
• Gentlemen, start your mattresses
• Students get up close look at government
• Police run for a cause Friday
• KNB annual Spring Clean-up Blitz Saturday
• River Road Wreck
• WHS Chemistry Club
• Christ Community Christian Church community picnic
• Habitat for Humanity of Hamilton County to start first full home rehabilitation and remodel project
• Spring Fling fundraiser brings community together; raises more than $3,500
• Quilters Guild meets June 9
• Holt not seeking re-election in 2012
• City receives $1M for Grand Park
• A summer 'down under'
• Zeckel promoted to general manager
• Stop the invasive plants in your yard
• 'Farewell Forest Hill' open house Sunday
• Alert citizens lead to the arrest of 3 suspects
• June 4 charity bowling event supports homeless initiative
• HNPL presents talk on WWII's Battle of Stalingrad
• Indy IT chosen as Reynold Farm Equipment website developer
• Learn about police at FPD Teen Academy
• Donate blood in honor of fallen officers June 3
• Skillman takes emergency exercise call from Obama
• TACHE Class of 2011
• Police seek suspects in daytime catalytic converter thefts
• Volunteers needed to donate blood in honor of Indiana's fallen officers
• Rain doesn't dampen relay message
• Rain doesn't dampen relay message
• Local groups get Youth as Resources grants
• NHS MayFest
• Local artist one of 102 featured in national exhibition
• New McDonald's to open in Noblesville next month
• Statewide ban on texting and driving takes effect July 1
• Get ready for chamber golf outing May 24
• Public Meetings
• Chamber helps 2 seniors pay for college
• Westfield Relay for Life
• HCLA accepting applications for 21st class
• Hawkins receives IMA award
• An up close look at the law
• HSE, 2 others withdrawal funding formula lawsuit
• Indiana to restrict Wall Street home resale fees
• Live music at the library
• Hughes faces misconduct charge
• Relay takes steps to defeat cancer
• Turn your home into an Autism House
• Reserve a summer day camp spot now
• Noblesville man honored as 'General Manager of the Year'
• NHS, community recognize seniors on Honor Night
• Step back in time with Civil War Days at Conner Prairie
• Northern Hamilton County Events
• Celebrate the arts Saturday at Mayfest
• Legacy Christian helping those in need
• Fortville Nazarene Church hosts 'Farewell Concert'
• Memoirs class at Sheridan Public Library
• County puts $3.45M into tourism
• Maple Glen unveils new artwork
• Community Wellness Saturday in Noblesville
• WHS art students showcase work
• 8th Annual Sheridan Fireside Tales expands the fun
• Hoosiers can 'Help Stamp Out Hunger'
• Ernie Pyle Historic Site opens Saturday
• Chamber seeks Community of the Year nominations
• Wallace seeks governor seat
• Noblesville Toastmasters annual Membership Drive Monday
• HCCVB awards Carmel Clay Historical Society grant
• Writers' Center offers "Get Started" class at WWPL
• Hamilton North Chamber's May Annual Dinner
• Noblesville Rotary earns top honor
• History comes alive
• Habitat for Humanity ranks No. 6 among largest homebuilders in the U.S.
• Something for everyone with HNPL programs
• 4-H Share the Fun contest
• Down on the Farm
• Meal to benefit Community Wellness Day
• Hauk resigns as deputy mayor
• Water rates could rise 8 cents
• Hamilton Heights Prom
• Noblesville author to sign book Thursday
• Dan's Fish Fry Thursday night at Noblesville Church
• Noblesville firefighters visit Legacy Christian
• Public Meetings this week
• Heath donates $10k to NHSAA
• 2 road projects begin Monday
• County has 8 'best places to work'
• NHS' Roeder to study abroad
• Riverview nurse honored with Daisy Award
• St. Vincent Health Fair
• Stop smoking now with Riverview's help
• Mended Hearts meeting May 18
• Free stroke screening event May 21
• Learn to live gluten-free May 19
• Want to go to Shipshewana?
• Listen up, someone's trying to talk to you
• Save money, stay close this summer
• Sweet elected to Meals on Wheels Board
• Prevail's Winebar honored as Child Victim Advocate of the Year
• Pence running for governor in 2012
• Ride to support Relay for Life
• Indiana receives top honor for 2010 economic development
• Quilters Guild meeting May 12
• Not forgotten
• Friday deadline for first bed race
• Beck's Hybrids breaks ground on $24.5M expansion
• Noblesville Mayor's Ball June 17
• Voters move two new names forward in Westfield City Council At-Large race
• Janus classroom project completed
• Help Stamp Out Hunger
• Helmer of Noblesville recognized in national broadcasting contest
• Fancher, Goble candidates for graduation at Ill. Wesleyan
• Missing precinct doesn't change outcome
• 2011 Primary Election Results
• Ditslear gets nomination
• Ayer, Johnson re-elected; Taylor, Zeckel to join council
• Cook wins 1st mayoral re-election bid
• White passes away
• Fewer turn out for primary election than four years ago
• Sheridan Election Results
• Hamilton County Law Enforcement Memorial Service Thursday
• Subjects wanted for forgery and fraud in theft, cashing of checks in Noblesville
• All Hamilton County Networking Breakfast May 12
• Wearable Art reception in Noblesville Friday
• Better Sleep Seminar Thursday
• 2 arrested following Carmel burglary
• Dillinger offers reward for lost signs
• Let your voice be heard
• $13M facility coming to Grand Park
• 'Autism House' features visual strategies to use at home
• Westfield High School Prom
• Sheridan High School Prom
• Missing a black horse?
• Public Meetings
• Obama: Osama bin Laden dead
• Schulze receives prestigious AFLIC honor
• McCullough Memorial Golf Outing Monday
• Noblesville High School Prom
• Election 2011: Noblesville Common Council - At-Large
• Election 2011: Sheridan Town Council - At-Large
• Tornado relief collection at Green Valley Church of Christ
• Schools host open houses for retiring Noblesville principals
• Connect2Help Hamilton County Rainbow Book now available
• Carmel Allstate agency owner earns prestigious service designation
• Keeping the fun in city funding
• Saturday event begins downtown summer fun
• A Treeific award for Noblesville
• Heights Big Dawg Festival tonight
• Election 2011: Westfield Common Council - At-Large
• Election 2011: Sheridan Town Council - District 3
• Election 2011: Noblesville City Judge
• Know Your Polling Place
• Carrigan Road Pedestrian Bridge
• Royal fun continues in London
• Local author launchs book in Noblesville
• Skillman celebrates Community Development Week, highlights Arcadia
• Chamber to host 21st annual Golf Outing May 24
• Candidates on the roads, again
• Future not so murky for district
• Election 2011: Noblesville Common Council - District 3
• Election 2011: Noblesville Common Council - District 1
• Cameron, Cook vie for Westfield mayor
• Election 2011: Westfield Clerk-Treasurer
• Election 2011: Sheridan Town Council District 1
• Election 2011: Sheridan Clerk-Treasurer
• Students gets lessons on saving
• Arbor Day tree give away Friday in Noblesville
• HCAA names winners of Fine Art Scholarships
• Memoirs class at Sheridan Public Library
• Carmel Day of Prayer event May 5
• Summer Camps at St Mark's Carmel United Methodist Church
• Pancake breakfast to benefit Cicero Fire Dept.
• Hamilton North Public Library hosts Effective Parenting workshop
• Empty bowls fill hungry stomachs
• Recycle your paint at ACE Hardware Saturday
• CPD, Crime Stoppers need to locate felon
• Mayoral debate tonight
• Chang named Youth Service Award winner
• Racing into summer
• Springtime choices impact local water quality
• Volunteer of the Year
• Extension Homemakers 'Spring Celebration' May 4
• Carmel Clay Parks & Recreation to host inaugural Adaptive Prom
• 3 communities form fire territory
• Band Enjoys its lack of 'Spare Time'
• Local woman to make royal scene at wedding
• What Wheel be watching
• HomeTown Sports partners with WRTV-6
• Carrigan Road Pedestrian Bridge dedication Wednesday
• 4-H'ers to showcase talents in Share-the-Fun Contest
• Stay safe on flooded roads
• Public Meetings
• Following the campaign money
• The Way to Salvation
• 'Evening of Art' Wednesday
• St. Patrick's Anglican Church moves to new location Sunday
• Sheridan Rotary welcomes German exchange student
• Report storm damage to IDHS
• Youth take active role in government
• Reserve your spot now for Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
• Library receives donation of George Brehm artwork
• Clerk-treasurer race heats up in Westfield
• Noblesville man sentenced for possession of child pornography
• Keep Noblesville Beautiful recycles tons of paper
• HEPL to screen Noblesville film for 3rd time
• Intersection site of two accidents Wednesday night
• Available now: webcast videos
• Debate clarifies election issues
• Jordan, Treinen named new principals
• County spared from serious storm damage
• Noblesville Fireworks Festival Committee debuts new website
• Sheridan candidates share views with public
• Literary journal coming to Noblesville
• HNPL hosts Effective Parenting workshop
• Fishers Jr. High receives funding for wellness program
• County residents honored for work as statehouse internships
• Absentee deadlines approaching for Primary Election
• Run, walk, skip to Wellness Expo
• Meet the Sheridan Candidates
• Noblesville Summer day camp enrollment now open
• OLG's Way of the Cross noon Friday
• Boy Scout installs new recycling program at Carmel Clay Parks
• Mended Hearts Community Night at Culver's
• County escapes night storm with little damage
• Library To Offer Additional Screening Of Noblesville Film
• Kenley touches on budget, immigration with public
• County resource fair source of information
• Mojzuks lucky contest winners No. 2
• Saturday School option for seniors
• NCAC annual fundraiser Saturday
• 400 Girl Scouts to celebrate their global community
• Marketplace to benefit Humane Society for Hamilton County
• IDI receives tax abatements to expand
• Q&A with 'Marvin's Room' director
• Six Noblesville residents participate in annual Adult Page Day
• Parents Night-Out Worship Service Saturday
• Cooper retirement party Friday
• Wanted: New police officers
• Hamilton Heights Wax Museum
• Spaghetti dinner Saturday
• Chicken & Noodle Dinner Saturday
• Spaghetti dinner Wednesday
• We Three Kings concert Saturday
• Chicken, Beef and Noodles March 25
• Sheridan Town Council special meeting Friday
• Noblesville: The Heart of it All
• County Resource Fair Thursday
• Lawrence named new Hinkle Creek principal
• Not a stretch to support WYAP
• March madness adoption Saturday
• Students serves as pages for State Sen. Buck
• Free folk music Thursday in Cicero
• New contracts save city money
• Funds for furry friends
• A caring community
• Sheridan works to protect drinking water
• Tobacco Control Town Hall meeting Wednesday at Riverview
• FPD arrest 2 teens in recent burglary attempt
• Public meetings this week
• WFYI Public Television Presents Indy in the`60s
• Wine, Wags and Whiskers
• Time to 'spring forward'
• Jacob McConahay Benefit Rummage sale today
• Westfield man convicted of tax evasion and financial aid fraud
• Red Cross responding to disasters in Japan
• Chicken & Noodle Dinner March 19
• White pleads not guilty to charges
• Noblesville Chamber offers scholarships
• A classic tale returns
• Panzau to speak at Guerin Tuesday
• Sign up now for annual Soil Water Conservation District meeting
• Janus donates books to libraries
• WFD advises using caution with candles
• Traveler's Dream at WWPL Tuesday
• Sheridan Rotary to meet at library
• Westfield students visit state capitol, serve as Pages for Sen. Buck
• Conner Prairie's opening weekend highlights hands-on activities
• NHS juniors serve as pages for Rep. Richardson
• NHS students visit State Capitol, serve as pages for Sen. Kenley
• Intersection reconstruction in May
• Noblesville earns Hoosier Water Guardian recognition
• Work continues on HAND's third rental property
• Sun advances to state geography contest
• Crime Stoppers offers reward for suspect
• Jowitt visits Legacy students
• Fishers Firefighters recognized for 2010 accomplishments
• Pass promoted to Sergeant
• HSE Art Show Saturday, Sunday
• Noblesville family to be honored by Red Cross
• Prevail's Purses
• Wine, Wags and Whiskers fundraiser Friday
• Humane Society for Hamilton County gets grant to fight Canine Influenza
• Be the bracketmaster and win
• Local students serve as pages for Sen. Luke Kenley
• Police bust mobile meth lab
• Riverview Diabetes Fair March 19
• Brookside Cemetery cleanup
• Noblesville to promote local businesses
• Sap, syrup, sugar... sweet
• Noblesville Parks Dept. announces bus trip schedule
• Preschool and Parent's Day Out Open House Thursday
• 7 area students among Top 100 students at IUPUI
• It Only Takes One
• Public Meetings
• State's college aid deadline is Thursday
• Drivers: Beware of Potholes
• Harrold to retire at end of year
• Sharing technology, showing love
• Promising Futures focuses on smart fundraising
• Educate, network with City, EAC
• Organ concert Sunday featuring Raul Prieto Ramirez
• Sisters in Crime in Cicero Tuesday
• Area students sereve as legislative pages
• IRC provides statewide online recycling resource
• County parks getting into a sticky situation
• YPG sets up for busy 2011
• White faces 7 felony charges
• Sec. of State White indicted
• Cooper retirement party March 18
• Roads holding up under flood waters
• NMS' 'thoroughly modern' musical
• Taco Bell makes donation to Boys & Girls Club
• Chicken Noodle Dinner Saturday
• 10 NMS students advance to regional science fair
• Olivet Dean's List
• Conner decision coming soon
• High water shuts down streets
• Board names new school
• Local students serve as pages
• Making a withdrawl
• 2 FJH pianists earn gold in ISSMA state solo and ensemble contest
• HNPL Programs Thursday
• Three to retire from Legacy Fund
• Hoosiers advised to report damage from storms
• Skillman announces $16M in Rental Housing Tax Credit Allocations
• Noblesville to display All-America City Quilt
• NHS tops at county Mock Trial
• Better the environment with rain barrel, composting
• Noblesville Chamber YPG Bowling Social
• Public Meetings
• Calculate the cost of college
• Sheriffs Dept. releases sketch of suspect
• 4-H enrollment deadline Tuesday
• Young Life has arrived in Noblesville
• Prevail's 6th annual fundraiser tickets on sale
• Attempted home invasion in Fishers
• Military Notes
• Public meeting Tuesday in Atlanta
• First U.S. 31 Hamilton County contract awarded
• Spelman wins first 'Heat is On' drawing
• Edwards wins Mr. Noblesville
• Relax at WYAP fundraiser March 15
• Romeo art thou on NHS stage tonight, Saturday
• Westfield Jazzercise performs at Indiana Pacers half time; raise money for DEBRA
• Lions Club Ham and Bean Dinner Saturday
• Hawkins pages for Sen. Gard
• Riverview Diabetes Fair March 19
• Investment in Medicare fraud education is paying off
• Ivy Tech, Ind. Wesleyan partner to expand transfer opportunities
• Pet Micro Pigs considered livestock
• On pins and plates
• Reagin, Schneider have top projects
• Golf outing changes name to honor Castino
• Business focus of council
• Parks Department announces 2011 bus trip schedule
• County celebrates abundance of food
• 146th St. traffic signal changes
• Hamilton Surgical Arts Opens
• Saturday audition date for the 7th Annual Fishers Renaissance Faire
• City to present program on Green Infrastructure
• Polar Bear Plunge Saturday
• Pennies for Patients
• United Way's Youth Day of Caring kicks off registration
• State accepting applications for 2011 Mr. and Miss Indiana Math and Science
• White exits Noblesville mayoral race
• Noblesville finding ways to help small businesses
• Police search for home invasion robbery suspect
• Teenagers behind the wheel of single car crash in Fishers
• Kindergarten registration starts Tuesday
• Ballots set after late filings
• Libraries serve, are served by, community
• Hamilton Heights High School Honor Roll
• Hamilton County: A stop on their way
• WIS students serve as pages for Buck
• Public Meetings
• White River Twp. meeting March 22
• Noblesville mayor's race expands to 3 candidates
• Rowland running for District 1 seat
• Technology changes the way, not role of libraries
• From Mayor to Grand Marshall
• A presidential presentation
• HCAA names new members
• Conner, Smith join Dr. Seuss fun at library
• Local Angus breeders recognized in 2011 Spring Sire Evaluation Report
• Trivia Time!
• Carmel kindergarten registration March 15
• New Notre Dame License Plate
• Loved Ones Lunch
• Spring, summer camps at Conner Prairie
• New lights in Fishers
• Harvey announces retirement
• Cooper reflects on three decades at HEPL
• Board approves 2011-12 school calendar
• Kids helping Kids Indoor Garage Sale Saturday
• WFD receives EMS Training Institution Certification
• Local students serve as pages for Kenley
• Rulon inducted into Golden Key
• 'Glee' cast coming to Indy for June concert
• Board approves 2011-12 boundaries
• NFD receives $317k grant
• Jaros earns financial reporting award
• Benjamin Harrison featured at Boxley Lecture
• Murken sentenced for 1993 bank robbery
• Lowercase m at Noble Coffee and Tea
• Cara Jean Wahlers at HNPL
• Carmel Education Foundation Telethon begins today
• Election filing deadline Friday
• 2010 year of highlights and flights for airport
• Promising Futures Trivia Night Thursday
• Mid-Winter Art Show at Sheridan Public Library through Feb. 26
• Farmer Meeting Friday
• Legacy teacher takes tasty approach to science
• Do Not Call list quarterly registration deadline is Tuesday
• Ball State University Graduates
• Paging adult residents of House District 29
• Prevail to benefit from purse silent auction
• Artists need to paint in Plein Air
• United Way helps corporate volunteers with March Workshop
• E-Reader demonstration Tuesday in Cicero
• Fishers Freedom Festival seeks shirt entries
• Westfield Woman's Club to feature Mayor Cook
• Check out exercise classes at Riverview Rehab and Fitness
• Won't you be my neighbor?
• Scout's Honor
• Hamilton County 4-H Call-Out Sunday
• 2-11: A day of helping
• Allisonville Meadows grand opening Tuesday
• Huntington University Dean's List
• African tales in Arcadia
• Ball State University's Dean's List
• Verizon Wireless invests $90M in Indiana
• Vectren shares the warmth
• Recreation guides available online
• School Superintendents To Join Dr. Seuss Fun at Library
• United Way exceeds county goal
• Residents asked to report potholes
• Ditslear recognizes NPD officers
• Richardson makes voting more accessible for Hoosiers
• Wariner releases new instrumental album
• Carmel Green Teen student grant applications due Feb. 28
• Author Marianne Richmond to visit Westfield library
• Bragg Insurance Agency opens in Sheridan
• North Science Fair Results
• Fortville Nazarene Church hosts The Olivetians
• St.Vincent ranks in national top 5% for 3rd consecutive year
• Miami of Ohio Dean's List
• Richardson: Election laws matter
• Warm beats on a cool night, Mon!
• New You Clinic in Noblesville open
• Westfield to distribute salt to residents
• Emergency Stop
• Westfield Police seek shoplifter's identity
• Concessionaire/contractor for Morse Softball Leagues sought
• Disaster assistance available for livestock and poultry producers affected by winter storms
• Get help achieving financial goals
• Noblesville Schools Town Meetings
• Snow snarls motorists
• Entrants sought for 2011 Ms. Wheelchair Indiana Pageant
• Historic photos of Noblesville needed
• Noblesville man sentenced for wire fraud and false tax returns
• Family safe following Friday night fire
• Little Red Door supports statewide effort to enact smokefree air
• Public Meetings
• Trade School scholarships offered
• No injuries in warehouse roof collapse
• 'Small Things to do for Big Success' kicks off Chamber University
• Hometown Heroes
• Spring Pansies Girl Scout fundraiser taking orders
• Celebrate Super Bowl safely
• Last weekend for Family gathering at Carmel Community Playhouse
• IHS Presents 2011 Indiana Black History Challenge
• Healthy women sought for study on effects of breast cancer treatments
• Crews keep up with icy streets
• SNOW WAY!
• NFD asks residents to help clear fire hydrants
• Spoljaric running for City Council at-large seat
• Outreach Dinner Tuesday, Feb. 8
• Digging out safely after the storm
• ISP asks drivers to 'Move Over, Slow Down'
• County deals with ice, weather
• Noblesville trash pickup schedule delayed
• Westfield to assist in mailbox replacements
• Residential ponds can present icy risks for all
• Spring on its way!
• Skate Course
• Carmel Police equipped with AEDs
• National Wear Red Day chance to stand against heart disease
• Safe Winter Driving Tips
• Slide offs, property damages bulk of responses
• Bat tests positive for white-nosed fungus
• Public questions could move to top of election ballots
• Indianapolis District releases December statistics
• Maxwell named to Drake's Dean's List
• Lemons makes Dean's List at Georgia Tech
• White places third in Broad Ripple Sertoma Essay contest
• Icy weather causes cancellations, problems
• Boice seeks re-election to council seat
• Homeowners should stay safe when removing snow, ice from gas meters
• Officials urge caution with alternative heating sources
• Super Bowl bound
• Coats: Obamacare ruling confirms need for "full and immediate' repeal
• Taxpayers can file state tax returns now
• Residents should prepare for coming power outages
• Hoosiers urged to avoid traveling except in cases of emergency
• State Fire Marshal urges caution with alternative heating sources
• County offices close early, off Wednesday
• Winter Storm Tips
• Noblesville officals prepare for winter storm
• Hare, NHS partner for raffle
• The Palladium: On with the Show!
• Kenney announces candidacy
• Legacy Christian welcomes new mascot
• Groundhog Day program Wednesday
• Public Meetings
• Task force makes oxycodone arrest
• Westfield new home for Indiana Bulls
• Complex construction to begin in spring
• Green building topic at Fifth Monday meeting
• Bowling to benefit USO
• Sheridan Elementary School Honor Roll
• Anderson University Dean's List
• Campbell earns biochemistry degree
• Four-way stop at 10th and Conner streets
• Final numbers will determine county cuts
• Mayor Ditslear's Breakfast for Scouting Feb. 10
• WHS students showcase talents
• Chamber recognizes Education Foundation
• Noblesville City officials visit Legacy Christian
• Presidential Visit
• Noblesville High School First Semester Honor Roll
• Special music concert Sunday
• Adams Twp. Board meeting Monday
• Horn earns dual degrees
• Southern Methodist University Dean's List
• Head-on collision fatal for one
• State of the County
• Deputy Orem honored for service to community
• Outgoing chair recognized, new board members, partners named
• State Police warn of grandparents scam
• Stuck vehicle thwarts teenage burglars
• One Source announces name change
• Fishers Police investigate purse snatching incident
• Verizon Wireless adds new cell sites in county to improve coverage
• Franklin College Dean's List
• Biden announces plan to put 1M advanced technology vehicles on the road by 2015
• Leading Index for Indiana in December shows that things may be going 'in the right direction'
• Indiana 3rd in nation in black homicide victimization
• Nominees sought for 2011 HR Professional of the Year Award
• Republicans respond to State of the Union Address
• Tea Party responds to State of the Union
• President Obama delivers State of the Union Address
• Noblesville gets CLEAN
• DNR Grant means more trees
• Reading is FUNdamental at Heights
• Maynard receives AFLIC honor from American Family Insurance
• Noblesville High School Second Quarter Honor Roll
• Indiana State University's Dean's List
• 'The King's Speech' nabs 12 Oscar noms
• 'The Heat is On' with The Times
• The sounds of bluegrass return to Sheridan
• Historic Hoosier
• Promising Futures Trivia Night Feb. 17
• Spring brings start of work on U.S. 31
• Friendly Folk
• Public meetings this week
• Eagles in Flight 2011: A weekend of eagle activities for all at Turkey Run State Park Feb. 4 through 6
• Candidates continue filing for primary
• Elliott seeks District 3 seat
• Noblesville girl has dog wish granted thanks to community support
• Bosma authors bill that gives students options
• Noblesville Middle School Second Quarter Honor Roll
• Polls are now closed
• Residential fire in Noblesville
• Carmel restaurant robbed at gun point
• Main Street honors The Times, board members
• Cameron announces bid for Westfield mayor
• Second showing of Noblesville film offered
• Westfield receives Public Safety grant from Duke Energy Foundation
• Hats for Hunger
• Purdue University Dean's List
• Cast your ballot now: Reader's Choice voting ends Friday
• Construction begins
• Staking his claim
• Operating fund helps replace lost dollars
• Promising Futures of Central Indiana elects 4 new Board Members
• Purdue University Degrees
• Hamilton County Democrats to meet Saturday
• Program begins to protect older Hoosiers from financial scams
• Whalers, Slusher kick off 2011 Folk Series
• Few spots remain for Fishers Citizens Police Academy
• Sheridan Council to elect officers
• Noblesville adopts full-day kindergarten
• Chambers lay out legislative agenda
• Honorable Huskies
• Three arrested in connection with Carmel deli fire
• Free breastfeeding support group at Riverview
• School board to consider proposal for full-day kindergarten tonight
• Linens 'n Things location leased
• Citizen volunteers receive presidential recognition
• Public meetings this week
• WWS looking at 2 new initiatives
• Johnson seeks to retain council seat
• Residents rolling through tournament
• Conner Prairie offers free admission Monday, preview of upcoming exhibit
• Hamilton North Chamber of Commerce names 1st Quarter Bell of Recognition Winner
• Holiday Closings
• Two running for Westfield Clerk-Treasurer
• Boice looking forward to Noblesville's 2011
• Resonate
• NFD hosts DPETAP training
• Ake files for Westfield City Council at-large
• President Benjamin Harrison to speak in Sheridan Feb. 17
• Tri Kappa offering scholarships for women and college students
• Cicero glass artist to create 2011 Indiana Governor's Arts Awards 
• Free showing of 'The Great Mystery' Jan. 21
• Landowners: Tax deductions are available for conservation easements
• Noblesville/Wayne Twp. forge ALS agreement
• Redistricting committee works to inform parents
• Altman picked to head County Commissioners
• WPD's Adams named 'Road Officer of the Year'
• Mask class at Gallery on the Square
• Survey shows satisfaction with city
• Emigh selected as new Republican Party chair
• Main Street, Arrowood plan for exciting 2011
• O'Connor to seek second term
• Clearing the Way
• Noblesville's Fancher named Weir Fellow
• White fills key staff positions to lead administration into first term
• Sheridan Middle School Honor Roll
• Legacy Christian School Honor Roll
• Daniels outlines 2011 plan in 'State of the State' Address
• NPD officer involved in accident
• Kenley lays out 2011 legislative priorities
• Noblesville Community Survey results
• Race to the New Year
• Flu vaccine at county health department
• Adam Hamilton book study begins at St. Mark's in Carmel Wednesday
• Atlanta Centennial Project meeting Tuesday
• Public Meetings
• Community Night at Pizza Hut Tuesday
• Free admission to Conner Prairie on MLK Day
• Noblesville pastor leads prayer at Statehouse
• Snow slows drivers
• Palladium continues its 'Tuning of the Hall'
• Kenley, Richardson seek input
• Military Announcement: Joshua H. Jordan
• Michael Barthel to perform on Indy Style
• Old time folk and blues music Thursday
• TCT invites you to 'Breakfast with Belle'
• Sauer named to SDSU Dean's List
• Riverview hosts Mended Hearts Cardiac Support Group
• Vote now: Readers' Choice is back
• Library To Screen Film Featuring Noblesville
• Carmel's Palladium bridges the gaps
• Film brings Noblesville past to big screen
• NHS Alumni: Request for information is legitimate
• Sign up now for 10th Annual Taste of Business
• Secretary White seeks to continue strong economic, cultural bond with Taiwan
• Be aware of fraudulent telemarketers
• Libraries closed on MLK Day
• Pancake breakfast to support the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville
• Sheridan Library Board to meet Monday
• Redistricting maps alter school lines
• Officers honored for service
• E-Tree decorations mean donations to area organizations
• Noblesville Chamber names corporate partners
• Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance names new agency manager
• NAC Raquetballers Seeing Doubles
• Arts Commission now accepting online grant applications
• Celebration of Hoosier Women Artists Competition applications being accepted
• NHS' Saxon honored as national 'all-around' student
• Legacy Christian support 'goes over the top'
• Paging all students to the Statehouse
• VNS providing free flu shots Saturday
• Coaches vs. Cancer game Jan. 12 at The Mill
• Community Night at Pizza Hut Tuesday
• State launches Reagan Centennial website
• Unscrambled Winners
• Noblesville Chamber welcomes new board members
• SWCD applies for Conservation Initiative grant
• Township Public Meetings This Week
• Patrolman suspended after New Year's DUI
• White resigns as party chairman
• Have a question? Aks HAM!
• Special speakers at Noblesville First Friends Sunday
• No newspaper Saturday
• Quake shakes some in county
• Accident leaves one dead, one injured
• Hoosiers encouraged to report earthquake experience
• Earthquake shakes Central Indiana
• Dog sounds alarm on house fire
• Time running out for 2010 tax deductions
• Tumble Time
• Phillips earns $10k scholarship
• Janus Developmental Services set for new year
• Sheridan Historical Society elects officers, board
• Legacy ups offer for Forest Hill
• Officials take oath of office
• Lollar receives 2010 Large Water System Operator of the Year Award
• Swearing-in ceremony tonight
• New Year's Eve event canceled
• Free park programs in Noblesville this week
• Sniffing out success
• Public Meetings
• The Reasons We Love The Season
• The Times office closed today - no newspaper Saturday
• Track Santa's movement tonight online
• Fishers PD investigates Circle K armed robbery
• Carrigan Bridge reopened
• Community looks to help family in need
• Backyard Conservation award winners announced
• Modest fiscal gains predicted
• Chaucie's Place received major grants, donations in 2010
• Youth Assistance Program receives funds to help with program's success
• District, city agree on Forest Hill
• Window displays win for holiday spirit
• Presents abound at Prevail program
• Carrigan Bridge closed Thursday
• Pancake breakfast to support the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville
• Skillman will not seek governor seat in 2012
• Pendleton District personnel celebrate 30 years of service
• Indiana small businesses join in challenging individual mandate
• Legacy pushes for Forest Hill resolution
• Holiday Adopt-a-thon brings lowest adoption fees of year
• County stays on top of falling snow
• Jaros seeks re-election
• OLG art fills City Hall walls
• Connor Prairie among honorees at White House ceremony
• Noblesville theatres thrive despite obstacles
• Marketplace benefits Meals on Wheels
• Distinguished Alumni Hall of Fame seeking nominees
• Get vehicles winter ready now
• Carmel Police seek help locating teen
• Kroger hosts Salvation Army Bounce House in Noblesville Saturday
• HSE starts construction of new school
• Santa visits Culver's, Noblesville Rotary
• Santa Crossing
• Noblesville resident, fire department recognized
• Think twice before venturing onto ice
• Use caution around snow plows, change lanes
• Lil' Jimmy's receives Ace Award
• Sen. Evan Bayh's farewell address to senate
• Get your gifts wrapped at Ameriana Bank
• SWCD offers new affiliate membership program
• Tipton Hospital to be named IU Health Tipton Hospital
• Free vehicle service for helping a Noblesville family in need
• Legacy shows interest in Forest Hill
• A Corner Cottage, employee recognized with STAR Awards
• Debra M. Castino 1961 - 2010
• Grant will help Wastewater Utility save energy
• Extra FPD patrols during holiday season
• Wayne Township Board meets Thursday
• NFD does deliveries
• Overnight snow cancels or delays county schools
• White to challenge for mayor
• The makings of a Merry Christmas
• Good Samaritan meets increased need
• Street Dept. seeks help from homeowners
• Rotary's Ice Cream with Santa party Tuesday
• White steps away from NFD
• Daycares give essentials to Angels' Attic
• Looks a lot like Christmas
• Free hot chocolate at Santa House
• Christmas Tree auction raises $1,200 for Senior Citizens Center
• Military Notes
• Kenley to again chair appropriations committee
• 1 dead, 2 injured in accident
• Police stand-off ends with arrest
• Boxing day
• New toys still needed for Good Samaritan drive
• HCLA celebrates 20 years of impact in county
• Ritz Charles honored as Business of the Year
• St.Vincent Health names president of St.Vincent Heart Center of Indiana
• WMS First Trimester Perfect Attendance
• Symphony supplies seasonal sounds tonight
• State Fair to remain 17 days
• HCAA People's Choice Award
• Budget cuts save county $1.29M
• Don't wait, donate now
• Boys & Girls Club members shop up top
• Steve Wariner part of 'PEOPLE Country' free holiday music issue this month
• Away from the manger Sunday
• Noblesville girls showcased in Nutcracker
• Letter to Santa written by shelter dog found at Humane Society for Hamilton County
• Indiana Live! Casino unveils new banquet room
• Riverview Hospital public meetings
• Hoosiers send 41,000 Holiday Cards to troops
• Ditslear to seek third term as mayor
• County departments lose 15 jobs
• Dillinger explains cuts
• Firemen train for grain bin entrapments
• Holiday Book Drive to benefit Prevail
• Skate with Santa Dec. 19 in Fishers
• Area students attend Sen. Kenley's 11th annual leadership conference
• Cops help keep kids warm with clothing, smiles
• Items still needed for NFD Food and Toy Drive
• He's arrived in town
• Ind. Recount Commission denies petition against White
• Shoveling the Snow!
• Carmel Tree Stars Day awarded Urban Forestry Project of the Year
• Realtor boots food donations with dollars
• Westfield Tree Lighting
• Public Meetings for the week of Dec. 6, 2010
• Taco Bell selling paper horseshoes to benefit Boys & Girls Clubs
• Sales price continues to rise in county
• Free tax advice for everyone
• Arrowood pleased with final First Friday's turnout
• Job Fair's economic impact felt
• hg Studio not just about hair
• Bethlehem via Cicero tonight, Sunday
• Rotary's Ice Cream with Santa party Dec. 14
• Carmel disciplines 5 firefighters
• Osborn heads NAADAC
• Pfeil heads up UWCI's top giving society
• City receives $1,000 grant from State Farm
• Palin visits Carmel Meijer
• Lions, tigers & Heights choirs
• Home, pets lost in Geist fire
• Carmel bullying bench trial delayed until Feb. 24
• St.Vincent relocates P.T. office to Fishers YMCA
• Gift of obedience training can move puppy from naughty list to nice
• Brown sees green with 'Cold Christmas Cash'
• Robbins named interim marshal
• Accident sends four to hospital
• 4-H Jr. Leaders sell 1,000 plants
• Anonymous donor looks to bless Legacy Christian
• Holidays in Downtown Noblesville
• Legacy Christian marches in Noblesville Christmas Parade
• Town of Fishers Tree Lighting tonight
• Kroger and Make-A-Wish launch annual fundraising campaign
• Shoveled ground begins Phase I
• Students encouraged to serve as Statehouse pages
• Poll: 63 percent prefer online holiday shopping than mall
• Mother arrested for child neglect, intoxication
• FPD search for early morning home invasion suspect
• Noblesville Holiday Parade
• Community comes out for Christmas trees in Cicero
• Miniature art show and sale
• Last day for 4-H Junior Leader Poinsettia Sale
• Public Meetings this week
• Shop safe on Cyber Monday
• Crawfordsville claims latest Cold Cristmas Cash winner
• Indiana's Big Tree Register available for download
• District to break ground Monday
• Sharing in the season
• Small Business Saturday, today
• Readers win big with Cold Christmas Cash
• Hamilton County cadets head into home stretch
• Lapel Community Band presents 'On With The Snow!'
• WISH-TV sees continued ratings success and growth
• Second community health fair: Healthy Lifestyle Can Be A Snap
• Winter weather and skin care tips
• Red Stocking Fund begins today
• A time to give back
• Tonight's tree lighting kicks off holiday season
• Jackson Township gets new fire truck
• CERT training Dec. 4
• Thanksgiving Fact or Fiction
• Special Atlanta Town Council meeting Tuesday
• No deer hunt at Ritchey Woods
• Cicero Christmas Parade
• Reenactment of Nativity at 2010 Holy Walk
• Spirit of giving flourishes in Cicero community
• Open Doors Food Pantry feeds families this Thanksgiving
• Thanksgiving Holiday Closings
• WIS Food Drive collects 14k canned food items for Open Doors
• Thanksgiving holiday notorious for fires
• MacInnis artwork at City Hall through month
• Little leaving Legacy Fund
• Volunteers deliver 15k meals
• Holiday craft show provides funds for WHS band programs
• Hamilton County agencies get United Way grants
• Walkathon raises awareness of bullying
• School district seeks volunteers to serve on grading study council
• Westfield Police to host personal safety class
• Troop 101 honors soldiers on Veterans Day
• Public Meetings
• Operation Christmas Child collection deadline today
• County excels at Spell Bowl
• Help Boys & Girls Club Stuff Da Bus
• Bullying awareness walk today
• 2010 Candlelight Holiday Home Tour Dec. 3
• White to celebrate retirement on Dec. 10
• HCV seeks donations for gifts to soldiers
• Be fire smart when using alternative heating equipment
• Making a difference at Potter's Bridge Park
• Riverview Hospital board meeting Monday night
• WIS correctly spells all 56 words
• Boilermakers engineer an educational experience
• Audiences delighted with dessert, plays
• Mayor visits Legacy Christian School
• Sheridan Holiday Bazaar
• Going green, and gold
• 4-H Junior Leader Poinsettia Sale deadline Nov. 29
• WHS Band Boosters Holiday Craft Show Saturday
• Carrigan Road closed Dec. 1
• Suspected meth lab recovered in Lebanon
• Polar Bear Express Train
• 'Pippin' opens tonight at NHS
• Man arrested in Mother's Day rape case
• County sees boost in tourism impact
• TACE presents 'Seussical Jr.' tonight through Saturday
• House Republicans prepare for new session
• Symphony supplies seasonal sounds
• Noblesville man charged with child porn possession
• Community Creates winners named
• Conner Prairie receives nation's highest award for community service
• 'How Money Works' seminar Thursday at HEPL
• Legacy Christian teams up with Operation Christmas Child
• Follow the North Star at Conner Prairie ends this week
• Homeowner helps stop burglary
• Boys and Girls Club fills many needs
• Students complete Ivy Tech and Riverview Hospital's Paramedic Certificate Program
• Public Meetings
• Downtown décor
• Medicare's annual election period begins today
• Noblesville holiday happenings
• Going the Distance
• Moon Talk Designs
• WHS Band Boosters Holiday Craft Show Saturday
• Put all those leaves to work in your yard
• Fishers, Guerin claim 1st titles
• Bringing an end to hunger
• FFA chapter pays tribute with Honor Wall
• Volunteers needed for science textbook adoption committee
• Recruiting expert to talk Nov. 22
• State Senator Merritt speaks at HSEJH Veteran's Day program
• Lucky patient has reason to smile
• Noblesville man charged with defrauding employer, filing false tax returns
• Veterans gather at Eddie's Corner Cafe
• 'Tis the season to decorate
• Noblesville's Veterans Day Ceremony
• Celebrating their service
• Fire tears through strip mall
• Carrigan Road closed Nov. 18
• Noblesville Chamber celebrates 75 years
• Donate blood in Cicero Saturday
• Meals on Wheels benefit lunch Friday
• Another reader wins 'Cold Christmas Cash'
• Veterans Day closings, events and discounts
• Property taxes due today
• Employers look for workers
• Refuge Chili Supper Nov. 19
• Fire destroys barn, vehicles in Fishes
• Arrests made in thefts from vehicles
• Sand Creek Elementary donates candy to the troops
• Noblesville Fire Dept. seeks donations
• Lights, camera, comedy
• Keep Noblesville Beautiful plants 3k bulbs
• Noblesville Chamber celebrates 75 years
• Recycling event set in Carmel
• Public Meetings
• Support U.S. troops through holiday card drive
• Now is time to change smoke alarm batteries
• Drop off food when picking up books
• Time to turn back the clocks
• Heights FFA active at national convention
• First Friday Soup Cookoff
• Help Wanted: Apply Within
• Flu Vaccine Information
• Register by Monday for Step 'n' Stride
• A Bright Idea
• Chamber's 75th Gala Saturday
• More soup for you!
• Laskowski pleads guilty in CHS case
• More arrests made in ongoing prescription medication case
• KNB daffodil planting Saturday
• Indiana business climate ranks eighth best in nation
• Cover crop field day Nov. 10
• Soup Supper Saturday
• Noblesville Rotary recognized for community involvement
• Local officials elected to Party positions
• Incumbents hold on to council seats
• Outcome expected in turnout, results
• Good Food, Good Cause
• "Incurable to Incredible" shares tale of young mother
• 31 votes determines Adams Twp. Trustee
• Sheridan Town Council to expand to 5 members
• Tax caps on way to becoming amendment
• White elected as Secretary of State
• City approves Wstfield Washington Schools referendum
• Republicans sweep all races
• 2010 General Election Results
• Meredith Meadows Senior Apartment Homes now pre-leasing in Noblesville
• Westfield installs mile markers on Monon Trail
• Drug Task force arrests McConnell
• CPD investigating arson
• Judge Hughes arrested for DWI in N.C.
• Public Meetings this week
• Illinois man arrested for sexual assault
• Frost on the Punkin
• City gets grant to promote history
• 2010 General Election Polling Places
• Remember your ID to vote
• 2010 General Election Candidates in Hamilton County
• Getting ready for the Christmas season
• Planning a pregnancy?
• Child sexual abuse prevention program
• One More Bite
• Emmanuel United Methodist Church offers Upward Basketball and Cheerleading leagues
• Follow the North Star at Conner Prairie
• More than 5,800 vote early in Hamilton Co.
• Your vote decides property tax cap
• Hard times test Good Samaritan Network
• Culver's named city's Business of the Year
• Community Halloween Party
• Frost on the Punkin Sunday
• Westfield receives subdivision street sign replacement grant
• Day of the Dead Ofrenda
• Scary solution to stock shelves
• Almost Oz
• Peck wins Business Person of the Year
• Fires damage garages, vehicle
• Fundraising leads to hair dying
• HSE Referendum includes 3 projects for $62 million pricetag
• Family Vacations offers all-inclusive resorts discussion nights
• NPD Halloween Safety Tips
• Halloween fun Saturday in Sheridan
• Votes decide town council expansion
• Coalition hosts Community Prescription Drop Off Day
• 3 face off for District 2 seat
• Saturday ends another successful Noblesville Farmers Market season
• Contest shows residents' scary good writing skills
• Noblesville residents featured speakers at Tea Party event Saturday
• Trick-or-Treat Times
• Democrats file complaint against White campaign
• Something to cluck about
• 'Heavenly' award for bakery
• Police investigating homicide, suicide
• Fishers Police search for armed robbery suspect
• Free shows from the Wright Brothers
• Spooky Social at West Park Saturday
• Public Meetings
• Bridge Works
• Spooky good fun
• Every Leaf a Flower
• Noblesville man finalist in Best Books of Indiana
• Shared history
• Prevail receives $46,000 grant from Women's Fund of Central Indiana
• Tribute to Les Paul and Mary Ford tonight
• Hamilton County Historical Society Fall Foliage Program
• Jim Dandy to celebrate 46th anniversary
• Patch offers perfect pumpkin picking
• Vigil shines light on domestic violence
• A Coat & Catchy Tunes
• Influenza vaccine available at health dept.
• Polly Trainor adds second location
• Drive through and avoid the flu
• Tipton Hospital annual Family Health Fair and Screening today
• 150+ parcels sold at county auction
• Guerin ranked as Top 50 Catholic high school
• Register now for Chicago bus trip
• Italian dinner benefit Nov. 6 at Sacred Heart
• Creating colorful collections Saturday
• 7th Annual Hamilton County Coat Giveaway Nov. 6
• Chamber names new members to board
• Step up for Step 'n' Stride fundraiser Nov. 13
• Local dentist gives a reason to smile
• Former NFL player: 'Tackle life head on'
• CHS student selected to All-American Marching Band
• Conservation or preservation of historic homes
• Check your chimney before first fall fire
• Blue shares PRIDE with students
• United Way launches 5th trail in county
• Real Property Tax Sale Thursday
• CPD Police Explorer Open House tonight
• SarahCare of Indy to dedicate gazebo Thursday
• Daybreak Rotary Club to create memorial arboretum
• Enterprise Awards finalists named
• 2011 budget introduced, appreciated by council
• Journey across the solar system with the CHS Planetarium
• The 83rd National FFA Convention seeks volunteers
• FPD fights two overnight fires over weekend
• Legacy Christian students ready to show spirit
• 38th Annual Pumpkin Harvest Festival
• Jackson Township meeting Wednesday
• Columbus Day Closings
• Weekend Events: Oct. 9-10
• Fundraiser exceeds Promising Futures expectations
• Noblesville seeks budget approval
• 4-H Community Halloween Party Tuesday
• Boys & Girls Club Scavenger Hunt today
• Agriculture: Then and Now essay contest
• Enterprise Awards luncheon Oct. 27
• Get creative, spooky with Halloween writing contest
• Petting zoo hits high note
• Schrenker sentenced 10 years
• Use common sense when dealing with fire
• Shumaker named executive director of Retreat House
• 48 NHS students win AP Scholar Awards
• Haircuts to help our hairy friends
• Meals on Wheels provides food for people and pets
• Noblesville businesses cautious on future
• SWCD makes appeal to save job
• Tailgate, vaccinate prior to NHS-WHS football game
• WPD joins "FOP Cops and Kids" program
• High-Tech company to expand in Fishers
• HCAA 60th annual fall exhibition opens Oct. 30
• Happy hunting
• 4 county employees recognized as best
• Disaster response meeting Wednesday
• Today election voter registration deadline
• SWCD seeks public support
• Emmanuel Methodist offers Upward basketball, cheerleading leagues
• Toastmasters open house Tuesday
• 11th Annual Potter's Bridge Festival
• Seeing STARs
• Getting Sized Up
• Smoke detectors essential for safety
• Man arrested after 5-hour standoff
• Family Vacations to host 15th anniversary open house
• 'Your Guests Are Ghosts' at Westfield Playhouse
• Noblesville Rotarians
• Accident claims the life of Noblesville Schools employee
• Spooky Social at West Park Oct. 23
• Public meetings this week
• White receives endorsements
• First Friday Fall Festival
• 2010 voter registration deadline Monday
• NPD works for peaceful end to standoff
• Meet the Candidates forum Tuesday
• Motorists should beware of deer
• Hamilton Heights Royalty
• Iasta ranked in magazine's 'Software 500' listing
• Westfield Airport Aviation Day
• Myths, legends come to life at Renaissance Faire
• Sheridan Harvest Moon Festival this weekend
• NFD hosts open house for Fire Prevention Week
• Promising a better future
• SHS juniors top freshmen, sophomores for title
• SHS Homecoming Court
• Potter's Bridge Festival Saturday
• Community survey now online
• Noblesville redevelopment meeting Friday
• Hitting the Highway
• Seniors win Hamilton Heights Powder Puff
• Harris named grand marshal
• District seeks volunteers for Redistricting Committee
• Program helps improve retention
• Tailgate and vaccinate before Oct. 8 NHS football game
• Donate shoes, money Friday night at football game
• Students, staff recognized for awards
• Heights wins Colts Bleed Blue Challenge
• Refuge Church pig roast Saturday
• Promising Futures shaking it up
• Salaries for Noblesville employees approved
• Win cold Christmas cash with The Times
• First Friday to be full of fall fun
• White says residency issue an oversight, not fraud
• Tigers run wild, for fun
• New Earth Festival
• United Way advances on goal
• Teen found dead at crash scene
• AmeriCare to donate to Wounded Warrior Project
• Legacy Christian School's Mum Sale
• FPD Explorer Open House Wednesday
• Hare Chevrolet hopes to help NUSC score big
• Dry conditions add to harvest danger
• Children and sports injuries: prevention and treatment
• Healthier living, better eating habits emphasized this week
• More than half of state under ban
• Carter represents Noblesville, state at LEAD Conference
• NFD Firefighter of the Year
• County residents recognized for women's heath efforts
• Work completed on county's fourth Born Learning Trail
• 9 steps to turn your principal into a human ice cream sundae
• Snelling chosen as Grand Marshal
• 11th annual Potter's Bridge Fall Festival Oct. 2
• Arcadia Arts Grand Opening tonight
• KNB Adopt-a-Highway clean-up this Saturday
• Tasteful Times offers more than just food
• Dust off your résumé for Nov. 9 job fair
• Plenty of shoppers, vendors at New Earth Festival
• Snelling to lead Christmas Parade
• Service leads to scholarships
• Kids Consignment Clothes Sale
• Kenley invites 4th graders to celebrate state's birthday
• Christ Community Church rummage sale today, Saturday
• Rushing game will be a key as Noblesville visits Avon
• Music, barbecue, sundaes: This picnic's a winner
• 2 fundraisers planned for Agape riding center
• Noblesville School Board passes budget
• Play's fight scenes are just an illusion
• Noblesville Habitat home is dream come true
• Church rummage sale aims to help fill local pantry
• Hamilton County chops another $6.2 million from 2011 budget
• Hamilton County chops another $6.2 million from 2011 budget
• St. Michael's 'Barbecue on the Green' Saturday
• HCVO needs help in creating care packages
• Fall Prevention Awareness Day
• Forest Hill's Chipper Chase
• County chambers network breakfast Sept. 30
• Annual Heritage Picnic Saturday
• Mayor states status of city
• Another low score would suit Millers
• Ford earns Blue Ribbon at Indiana State Fair
• Leaf pick up underway in Noblesville
• White resigns from Fishers Town Council
• Hamilton Heights Family Read Out Friday
• Halo Hair opens Noblesville studio
• WHS Homecoming - Powder Puff
• Indy-area home sales fall 19%
• Public meetings for the week of Sept. 20
• A welcome home
• Solar Tour kicks off at Cool Creek Nature Center
• HomeMade Traditions
• NPD officers win medals at Can-Am Police-Fire games
• The Times wins 5 HSPA ad awards
• NPA Home Tour
• Untitled
• Supercuts opens new salon
• College Admissions Night Tuesday at NHS
• Word Hunger Project coming to Hamilton County
• Elliott wins Kroger scholarship
• Name new road in Westfield
• Daytime closures of Carrigan end
• City, library partner for Fireside Tales in Westfield
• Hamilton Life Center Family Fun Day Saturday
• Hispanic Outreach Program Saturday
• Dig the dig Saturday
• Robbery suspect arrested in Westfield
• NUMA Saturday in Westfield
• Hamilton County firefighters raise $15,472 for MDA
• Noblesville Preservation Alliance to host 24th annual Tour of Historic Homes Saturday
• Challenge brings businesses together
• Clarian names head of Fishers hospital
• 156th Street closure to begin Monday
• NFD Auxiliary pancake breakfast Oct. 2
• Parade Preparations
• Becker named city's Volunteer of the Year
• Historic homes on tour show their attractions
• Historic homes on tour show their attractions
• 3 Hamilton County school districts in online tutoring program
• Noblesville High to host college night
• Marilyn Road closure starts Monday
• Fall Revival this week at Noblesville church
• Kenley to speak at Habitat home dedication Saturday
• Schrenker's take on wife's TV gig: 'distasteful'
• Millers down Huskies in 3 games
• Marilyn Road from 146th to 136th to close for roundabout construction
• Schrenker pleads guilty to 5 felonies
• The Cherish Center Ribbon Cutting
• Christ Community Church rummage sale Sept. 24-25
• Bundle-a-Blackhawk giveaway Thursday night
• Keltie named Westfield's Citizen of the Year
• NHS Powder Puff
• Constitutional cap conversation continues
• Millers down Huskies in 3 games
• I-69 reopens after multiple-vehicle crash
• Hearing delayed in lawsuit involving Mel Simon's will
• River held oddest things, river cleaners found
• 30-day jail sentence goes to man for child-porn possession
• Carmel trials delayed; lawsuit isn't
• 2 Schrenker appearances: 1 in court, the other on cable TV
• Miller tennis team blanks Indians
• No. 3 Greyhounds, No. 4 Millers play to 1-1 tie
• To Amend or Not to Amend - that is the question Tuesday night
• Keeping Noblesville Beautiful
• Apartment fire causes $70k in damages
• Chick-fil-A wins Lantern Award
• Untitled
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Trial delays hearing of schools' funding lawsuit
• Oil pipeline being fixed; leak led to gas price spike
• Wealth of evidence delays trials of ex-players at Carmel High
• Church to offer free story time
• 3rd case of West Nile reported in Indiana
• Public meetings this week
• Medical Explorer Post No. 136 looking for interested students
• NHS Homecoming activities begin Tuesday
• Artists and craft makers needed
• 42 arrests made at DUI checkpoint
• Weekend Events
• Lucky Teter Rev Up
• Noblesville Common Council on same page
• Leaders: Budget, services biggest challenges faced
• Budget reduction options discussed
• Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church plans festival today, Saturday
• NPA offers grants to homewoners
• Westfield to conduct resurfacing and road maintenance
• St. Michael's begins a new year of services Sunday
• Jim Dandy site of Lucky Teter Rev up tonight
• Richardson earns highest rating from business group
• O'Connor auctions raffle prize
• On the catwalk, for the classroom
• Leaders discuss challenges at meeting
• Free bean supper for veterans Sept. 18
• Man is denied mistrial in attack on lawmaker
• Officials warn of fines for open burning
• United Way sets record $41M goal
• Seed developer to boost capacity in Hamilton Co.
• Millers down Bronchos in 3 games, win 12th in a row
• No. 4 Millers, No. 5 Greyhounds end in tie
• Bulldogs edge Miller tennis team
• Miller golfers drop regular-season finale
• Hasch getting acclimated to athletic director's job at Noblesville
• Pair of cleanup projects in Noblesville seek help from volunteers
• Cicero Legion raising money for flags
• Loss of a son stirs Noblesville mother's action to prevent suicides
• Loss of a son stirs Noblesville mother's action to prevent suicides
• Cicero Legion raising money for flags
• Pair of cleanup projects in Noblesville seek help from volunteers
• Moms get ready for really big sale of kids' stuff at Noblesville venue
• Moms get ready for really big sale of kids' stuff at Noblesville venue
• Reds, Whites & Blues makes green
• Reds, Whites & Blues makes green
• Lure of the stage keeps actress busy
• Lure of the stage keeps actress busy
• Hamilton County issues open-fire ban
• Car show to salute daredevil, stunt driver
• Photo show, discussions, ceremonies to mark Sept. 11
• In case of attack on state legislator, judge denies mistrial
• Part of I-69 ramp to close for repairs
• Freshmen learn about high school opportunities
• Jerry Alice (Heaton) Snyder 1929 - 2010
• Give me shelter
• Museum's caboose to give rides to Tipton's Pork Festival
• SCORE one for small business
• No. 4 Miller girls blank Bronchos
• No. 4 Miller girls blank Bronchos
• Hasch getting acclimated to athletic director's job at Noblesville
• Parties agree to new contract
• Miller golfers roll over Tigers
• HSE suspends football coach in bus incident
• NSEF's inaugural Miller-Palooza Thursday
• Hamilton North Chamber of Commerce
• Temporary ban placed on fires
• Miller golfers roll over Tigers
• Lawmaker's alleged attacker claims insanity
• Record 55,408 visit Forest Park pool in '10
• Noblesville to hire Hasch as AD
• HNPL Jazz Under the Stars
• Noblesville drummer has 'Souled Out' sound
• Down by the river
• Westfield Farmers Market saw successful season
• Pancake sales to help Legion flags wave
• Proud moment for trio
• Millers upset Zionsville in 4 games
• Estridge trims sports complex from Westfield plans
• West Nile virus found in 32 counties
• Property Tax amendment forum
• City eyes budget options
• Shipsheshawna bus trip deadline Tuesday
• Westfield Chamber names 2010 Lantern Award Recipients
• Water saving projects net grants for residents
• Millers upset Zionsville in 4 games
• Area districts open preschools
• Carmel teacher to run for Burton's seat
• $18,827 makes splash in bid to save pool
• Prevail fundraiser brings cash, awareness to teen dating violence
• Program helps teens with kids
• Governments to split $82 million in income taxes
• Area 'Role Models' give the fine arts a good name
• Leary accused of Hamilton Co. thefts
• Noblesville Methodist Preschool and Parent's Day Out Program Friday
• HCAA Critters show starts today
• Noblesville clean up programs in need of volunteers
• First Friday is looking up in downtown
• Who is your Westfield Community Hero?
• Summer workshops help Heights teachers jumpstart school year
• Family Justice center plans for role in community
• First Friday is looking up in downtown
• No. 4 Eagles hand No. 7 Miller girls rare home loss
• Millers down Rebels in 3 games
• Miller golfers fall to Greyhounds
• Millers focus on avoiding touchdown-costing errors
• Area's long dry spell likely to get longer
• Attorney for Carmel HS player: Postpone trial
• Work on Hazel Dell wrapping up
• 3 Indy men held in $12K of thefts from Fishers cars
• Budget forces Healthy Families merger
• Apple Store opens for season
• Blood donations decrease as need picks up
• Gift of Life
• Westfield Safety Fair
• Top 3 rest, but Miller golfers still win
• Millers edge Shamrocks on tennis court
• Miller girls runners take 2nd, boys 3rd in county
• Morgan, Garrett take victories
• Makers of arts, crafts sought for fair
• State AG: Carmel redevelopment no issue
• Sheridan Town Council to hold executive session Wednesday
• Miller golfers take 2nd in HCC
• Former Colts QB charged with DUI
• Noblesville Schools' foundation to host fashion show
• Retirement account struggling? Share your story
• Miller golfers take 2nd in HCC
• Former Colts QB charged with DUI
• 'Lucky Goes to Hero's Grave'
• Good times for a great cause
• Wednesday first early release day
• Teaming up for Corporate Challenge
• Safety First
• Atlanta Street Dance
• Millers capture own tennis invite
• Miller girls win own Hokum-Karem; boys take 2nd
• 3 Noblesville residents honored for co-founding football league
• Swimmers raise nearly $19,000 for Freshman Campus Pool
• City councilman honored at Noblesville HS football game
• Millers capture own tennis invite
• Miller girls win own Hokum-Karem; boys take 2nd
• Ex-Carmel player's attorney seeks delay in hearing to move trial
• Smile of the Day
• Community bleeds to support Heights
• Sheriff's Office to be assessed
• Community bleeds to support Heights
• United Way sets goal of $2.9 million for county
• Hall of Famers
• Hall of Famers
• Miller Fans
• Logan Street Iron Bridge
• Westfield woman continues work in New Orleans
• City councilman honored at Noblesville HS football game
• Noble Crossing Elementary to bleed Blue
• Second Westfield Safety Festival Saturday
• Up, up and away!
• Chamber names Little as director
• Noblesville council, school board look at partnerships
• Noblesville moves to buy land for roundabout
• Teen faces charge of reckless homicide
• SWariner fund will benefit students
• Mental health provider to put new HQ in Noblesville
• Teachers' pact waits for approval
• Nonprofit group to train girls for 5K, life
• Teen faces charge of reckless homicide
• Hamilton Co. courthouse plans emergency drill Friday
• Girl Scouts registration continues
• Shipsheshawna bus trip deadline Sept. 7
• Noblesville Chamber Monthly Luncheon
• United Way campaign kicks off Friday
• NEFL honors past
• Eagles edge Millers in boys tennis
• One cool boat
• 2 Miller golf squads roll over Panthers
• County 'report card' rankings high
• No. 8 Miller girls blank No. 10 Bulldogs, remain unbeaten
• Conference meet will put Noblesville golfers to the test
• Beer tasting to raise money fro Central Pool
• County meet promises excitement
• Marathoners hope to keep pool afloat
• Noblesville seeks to correct its offensive flaws
• Noblesville moves to buy land for roundabout
• Beer tasting to raise money fro Central Pool
• Wariner fund will benefit students
• Marathoners hope to keep pool afloat
• Teachers' pact waits for approval
• Millers edge Bulldogs for boys soccer victory
• No. 7 Millers fall to co-No. 2 HSE, take 2nd in tri match
• Shamrocks down Greyhounds in 3 games
• Noblesville Parks offering 9 new fall programs
• Millers edge Bulldogs for boys soccer victory
• No. 7 Millers fall to co-No. 2 HSE, take 2nd in tri match
• Shamrocks down Greyhounds in 3 games
• 140 to swim in Save Our Pool marathon
• Pro bowling family to star in weekend event
• Land buy pending for roundabout at 191st, Hague
• Sheridan girl charged in fatal car crash
• Artist on the Square
• Heights hosts community blood drive Friday
• Street Dance, ice cream & pie social Saturday
• Chamber's Town Hall meeting Sept. 9
• Noblesville council to vote on roundabout
• Panel meets tonight on Fishers, Fall Creek Twp. merger
• 2nd-half spurt sends Miller girls to season-opening win
• Millers sweep tennis matches, improve to 4-0
• Miller runners sweep season opener
• Last-minute goal sends No. 7 Millers past No. 3 Pike
• Miller girls blank Concordia, No. 8 Dwenger
• Miller tennis team edges LN, improves to 5-0
• Noblesville teachers, district have tentative agreement
• Miller volleyball team wins Clinton Central tourney
• Miller tennis team edges LN, improves to 5-0
• Noblesville teachers, district have tentative agreement
• Miller runners sweep season opener
• Last-minute goal sends No. 7 Millers past No. 3 Pike
• Miller girls blank Concordia, No. 8 Dwenger
• Noblesville volleyball team wins Clinton Central tourney
• Beer tasting to raise money for Noblesville pool
• Powers named to Sigma Alpha Lambda
• Station No, 41 tops in Carmel Cookoff
• Public Meetings for the week of Aug. 23
• Movie in the Park
• Inaugural 'Corporate Challenge' Sept. 16
• Church shares roots, celebrates its history
• Sides reach tentative agreement
• Beer tasting to raise money for Noblesville pool
• Indy-area McDonald's planned
• Local income-tax formula shorts many cities by spreading money around
• Millers sweep tennis matches, improve to 4-0
• Luckie named SBN Director at Avant Healthcare Marketing
• Piazza places at State Fair
• Fire causes $25k in damages
• Club turns hobby into art, crafts
• Reds, Whites & Blues planning
• 'Over the River' to Westfield Playhouse
• Girl Scouts registration begins in Hamilton County
• Maple Avenue nears completion
• Noblesville Business After Hours: A Slice of Heaven
• Noblesville wraps up $6.5M sewer project
• 2nd-half spurt sends Miller girls to season-opening win
• Noblesville nears completion of $6.5M sewer project
• Noblesville nears completion of $6.5M sewer project
• Enrollment is open for Noblesville Methodist Preschool
• New exhibit to showcase wild animals
• Beer tasting to raise money for Noblesville pool
• Fishers student wins in film competition
• 'An Apple a Day Health Fair' at Stuckey Farm
• Story Time resumes in Sheridan
• 175th celebration at Westfield Friends Church Saturday
• Second HCAA Critters show starts Sept. 2
• New Familiars
• Local Meijer to support Open Doors
• Noblesville board sets textbook rental fees
• Artists fill the walls of city hall
• Family Justice Center helps victims
• Lahr qualifies to compete in championship horse show
• Steger sets course record, qualifies for U.S. Amateur
• Boudia sets U.S. 6-dive, 10-meter platform record
• Talent, experience produce enthusiasm
• Noblesville wraps up $6.5M sewer project
• Millers' Scheib: 'Our kids are starting to get it'
• Boys & Girls Club to benefit from campaign
• Returning strength enthuses Huskies, 2nd-year coach
• A word of thanks . . . a plan to live lean
• Boys & Girls Club to benefit from campaign
• Clarksville Christian Church events to celebrate 150 years
• A word of thanks . . . a plan to live lean
• Libertarians enter Hamilton County races
• Clarksville Christian Church events to celebrate 150 years
• Hamilton County SWCD Tile Drainage Workshop Aug. 27
• Homecoming services at Victory Baptist
• Forever Plaid production to benefit Shepherd's Center of Hamilton County
• Gas leak closes Wal-Mart
• HCLA names new board members, officers
• Networking on the Nines
• New Familiars in Noblesville Thursday
• Dillinger seeks return to council seat
• Bold steps to satisfy hunger
• Noblesville Main Street receives national accreditation
• Millers down Warriors in tennis opener
• Ex-Noblesville councilman Dillinger running again
• Miller golfers fall to Zionsville
• Millers down Warriors in tennis opener
• Miller boys christen soccer field with victory
• Broken sprinkler floods Noblesville school hallway
• Broken sprinkler floods Noblesville school hallway
• Investment fraud yields home-detention
• Stop for buses
• $1,200 raised from sales, subscriptions to help Dreher
• Ex-Noblesville councilman Dillinger running again
• Back to school celebration
• Golfing in pink for Stephy
• Missing child found in early morning
• Walgreens Community Fun Day
• 30 pets adopted over weekend
• 3-year-old wandering Noblesville street
• Original Pancake House plans 3rd site
• Hamilton Co. income tax take falls more than $17M
• Original Pancake House plans 3rd site
• Public meetings for the week of Aug. 16, 2010
• Mellinger named to VU's Dean's List
• Don't be a victim of high heat
• County farms recognized as Hoosier Homesteads
• Running for fun
• Navy Club No. 29 wins membership award
• Adoption fest today at Humane Society
• Both sides meet with mediator
• Read all about it
• 3-year-old wandering Noblesville street
• Exotic aircraft show at Noblesville airport
• Noblesville teens collecting school supplies
• Noblesville survey seeks citizen insight
• Schrenker accepts plea deal
• Area students use summer to prepare for disasters
• NHS Open House Aug. 18
• Living Proof Band concludes concert series
• New school year has excitement, class changes
• Saturday fundraiser to help woman's cancer fight
• Noblesville survey seeks input
• Noblesville survey seeks citizen insight
• Night with the Stars
• Sheridan students open new school
• City opens all-inclusive park
• Millers show steady progress
• Noblesville fields a new lookfor girls soccer
• Millers will mix it up, aiming for boys finals
• Millers get a sense good times are near
• Christian Youth Theater group celebrates with a picnic
• Local author to sign books
• Teachers, school district to meet with mediator
• Friends, family unites for cancer fundraiser
• With mounting medical bills, couple hope to win dream wedding
• Poker run to help Noblesville 1st-grader
• Stony Creek 4th-grader designs, sews fashions for own show
• Hamilton County's income tax share drops 17%
• Carmel Clay Board OKs new contract
• Stony Creek 4th-grader designs, sews fashions for own show
• Last first day at Forest Hill
• Lemon Aide sale to benefit oil spill region
• Noblesville Rotary fundraiser
• Win Colts tickets at Noblesville Meijer
• U.S. 31 work begins near MacGregor Park
• Win Colts tickets at Noblesville Meijer
• Fritsch named to Individual Artist Program
• Today serves as reminder from Vectren to Call Before You Dig
• Help this Horse
• Aug. 24 OLG early childhood start date
• Westfield to open Freedom Trail Park today
• Living Proof concert Thursday
• Westfield students return to school
• Rotary benefit tonight
• Noblesville SCOREs organization to help businesses
• Last-minute tips will make starting school easier
• Noblesville hosts fashion show of 4th grader's designs
• Noblesville kids can meet Freddy Fever
• Noblesville school officials, teachers debate pay increments
• Ill mare found in Hamilton Co.; owner sought
• Occupancy is high for developer's office suite buildings
• Westfield to open park designed for children with special needs
• Simon will to be mediated, judge says
• Noblesville offers place for small business advice
• Official: 2nd house fire in 2 days was arson
• 3 injured in Noblesville fire
• Sheridan dedicates new elementary school
• Official: 2nd house fire in 2 days was arson
• Concert for late musician raises nearly $20,000
• Firefighters' team wins Westfield soapbox derby
• Vacant house fire causes $65k in damages
• Public meetings for the week of Aug. 9
• Italian Carnival
• Shakespearean debut done
• Chamber announces Corporate Challenge
• Sheridan dedicates new elementary
• Marching Millers place 15th
• Grand Junction Derby
• Fire causes $1M in damages
• 3 injured in Noblesville fire
• Dungy to vist Carmel bookstore, sign novels
• Ice cream socials kick off school year
• Striking out hunger
• Duck & Cover
• SHS shows its heart & soul
• Millers march into top-16
• Special section sales to help Dreher
• U.S. 31 upgrade showing signs of progress around Westfield
• Q: What can Brown do for you? A: Build Westfield a year-round park attraction
• Cumberland Road bridge now open
• Theater to host picnic for Indy hopefuls, family
• Last day become a Hamilton Co. Master Gardner
• Local author, 'green' dog visit Noblesville store
• County to receive fewer income tax dollars
• Dogs take to catwalk Saturday
• Italian Fair joins the First Friday events
• 70 4-H leaders visit Richardson at Statehouse
• Millers perform state show surrounded by applause, heat
• Duck Race highlights First Friday
• Ice cream socials welcome Noblesville students
• Millers have void in doubles
• Record-holders supply power, build hopes
• Cook family reunion scheduled for Sunday
• Noblesville's seniors add experience to strong squad
• Summer performances continue in Noblesville
• Triathlon bike route is longer
• Last day to donate for Noblesville garage sale benefitting 4-year-old
• What to do? So many choices
• Accident snarls I-69; Fishers traffic diverted
• Amid music and marching, White forms bonds with students
• Cook family reunion scheduled for Sunday
• Ice cream socials welcome students back
• Summer performances continue in Noblesville
• Construction projects to fill school year in Noblesville
• Last day to donate for Noblesville garage sale benefitting 4-year-old
• Voters to have their say on schools
• Martin makes Million Mile mark
• HSE Mock Trial team places second
• Westfield Farmer's Market concludes season with Pets Night
• Salesman celebrates 40 years at Hare
• Sheridan band prepares for State Fair
• Hare salesman celebrates 40 years with dealership
• Socials, open houses welcome Westfield students back
• Millers march on
• NHS student to spend year in Finland
• Shakespeare in Seminary Park
• Ice cream socials welcome Noblesville students
• Noblesville band seeks glory at State Fair
• Pickering new junior member of American Angus Association
• Memoir writing class in Sheridan begins Sept. 14
• Local residents win the (Red) challenge
• 'Last Chance' sports physicals Wednesday
• School, town issues will be in referendums
• Noblesville band seeks glory at State Fair
• School, town issues will be in referendums
• Friday busy night downtown in Noblesville
• A MAN TO FOLLOW
• Post-game fight ends Noblesville's bid in Babe Ruth Regional
• Gospel festival brings music, prayer to Noblesville
• Comcast upgrades digital services to new 'Xfinity'
• 4 referendums on Hamilton Co. ballots
• Public meetings for the week of Aug. 12
• Small structure public information meetings
• Pies in the face pay off!
• Woman recognized by Pampered Chef
• Huskies celebrate achievement gains
• Take a walk down memory lane
• Digging through the past, building to the future
• Back to school celebration
• INDOT preps for U.S. 31 upgrades near 146th, 151st streets
• Worldview Bootcamp: Know what you believe
• Union Chapel Road project ready to start Phase Five
• Music that moves
• 2010 Spirit of the Prairie awards
• Navy Club No. 29 honored for growth, community service
• Housing sales continue to build within county
• Finding magic within family
• The Summer Never Ends
• Storms sweep through area
• City park programs for everyone
• Gospel festival brings music, prayer to Noblesville
• The motions of making lotion
• 'Time for Three' Concert at St. Mark's United Methodist Church Thursday
• Third annual Flavor of Fishers Saturday
• Last day to register for Noblesville camp
• Blue Stone Folk School preserves traditions
• Lead singer's OK after fainting at Noblesville Street Dance
• Parks Department offers range of classes
• Millers are young, maybe mighty
• Friends rally donations for girl who needs heart transplant
• Kids triathlon draws 230 to Monon Center
• Post-game fight ends Noblesville's bid in Babe Ruth Regional
• Cumberland Road bridge opens
• Cumberland Road bridge opens
• Group opposes Obama
• Westfield Community Appreciation Day Saturday
• 'Endless Summer' closes concert series tonight
• Crash sends 3 to hospital
• Sloan balances life, school & gymnastics
• Butter Burger, Better Cause
• Noblesville's Shakespeare in the Park returns
• Construction changes bike route
• Sheridan teenager dies in crash
• Fundraiser to assist Noblesville woman
• Culver's, golf center offer proceeds to help local woman battling cancer
• U.S. 31 crash near Westfield injures 3
• Westfield gets go-ahead for Hamilton County public safety training center
• With annexation, Carmel adds 8,000 people
• Last day to register for Noblesville camp
• Noblesville's Shakespeare in the Park returns
• Prevail receives Community Pride Award
• 'Key to Safe Teen Driving' program Thursday at HSE High School
• County resident seeks public's support to co-host 'Live!'
• Greenwood singer will open for John Mayer
• HSHC cat adoptions $25 Saturday
• Ex-Fishers worker to admit ghost job scam
• Carnival Saturday at the Moose
• Carmel player's hearing likely to be delayed
• Park volunteers honored
• Sharing Your Fair Fun
• Wariner given moving, musical tribute
• Wanted: Books
• Noblesville Schools officials like looks of pool-saving plan
• HCAA names new members
• Fire at cinema arson
• Lahr wins showmanship competition at Hamilton County Fair
• Tombers, Schloneger win Royal Showmanship
• Carmel players hit the road to Guerin
• Third time's the charm
• Street Dance will get crowd on their feet
• Hamilton East libraries collecting school supplies
• Olio Road bridge still good for county
• School supply collection in Cicero
• Hearing set on state's request to dismiss school-funding suit
• Inaugural Survivor Unified Team Challenge huge success for Janus
• Pet monkey terrorizes Hamilton Co. family
• Athletes medal during national games
• Judge to rule on gag order for attorney Monday
• It's so hard to say goodbye
• Noblesville fundraisers help 4-year-old, family take heart.
• Whisman wins Boram Award
• Wright Brothers' band leader OK after collapse on stage
• Classic Cars at Cool Creek Aug. 21
• One dies, two hurt in Hamilton Co. crash
• Library Seeking Community Input
• Popular Summer Reading Program Returns To Library
• Parmasters Golf Training Center Re-opens!!
• County-Wide Reading Program
• Hamilton East Public Library To Host Annual Gingerbread House Competition
• Library offers free WiFi access
• Popular Summer Reading Program Returns To Library
• ‘Hamilton County Reads’ Program Offered for Youth
• Children's ‘One Book’ Program Offered At Library
• Library Offers Program For Young Readers
• Noblesville IN Easter Egg Parades and Easter Egg Hunts
• Outdated Cell Phones Raise Funds and Provide Emergency Relief for Domestic Violence and Sexual Abuse
• Tree Lighting Ceremony

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