Rick Whipple
February 12, 1963 – April 17, 2024 Rick Whipple, 61, Franklin, passed away on Wednesday, April 17, 2024, at his home. He was born on February 12, 1963, in Noblesville….
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Health Department provides CPR mannequins to local schools
Collaboration helping to advance the field of public health The Hamilton County Health Department has provided 256 CPR mannequins to area schools to help empower students with life-saving skills. The…
Finishing the Boston Marathon
So, we celebrated briefly and got a picture snapped to document this incredible moment in time. As soon as that picture was taken, it felt like my mind reconnected with…
Diamonds are Peony Festival’s best friend
By KELLY McVEY Indiana Peony Festival Diamonds, peony designs, yellow and white gold, oh my! Don’t miss out on this year’s incredible raffle opportunities provided by our premiere Indiana Peony…
Some of my wedding dresses
Here’s another true story written by my mother, Dorothy Howard Adler. Today I packed it away. Simple, elegant, beautiful. Perhaps my favorite. I thought of some of my other wedding…
Birth & death records now available for online ordering
New system improves service & accessibility The Hamilton County Health Department has launched a new online ordering system for birth and death certificates. Prior to this, all vital records had…
Seniors taken to school to troubleshoot tech issues
Noblesville Schools technology leaders Jennifer Sebbas (far left) and Andrew Swickheimer (far right) recently met with members of the Noblesville Senior Citizens Organization to discuss cybersecurity and help troubleshoot the…
Hamilton County Health Department to hold drug disposal webinar
Experts to provide tips for safely removing unwanted & expired drugs from the home The Hamilton County Health Department, in collaboration with the Hamilton County Council on Alcohol and Other…
People behind the power
What to know about the remarkable role of Duke Energy lineworkers When the lights go out – whether it is from severe weather, vehicle accidents or animal interference – lineworkers…
New Works project awards first visual arts prize
Music-inspired painting by former Herron dean will hang at the Palladium A proposal from a former dean of the Herron School of Art and Design has won the first visual…