Who was the first full-time Dean of Women at Purdue University?
This week in Indiana’s history … 1833 – Benjamin Harrison was born in North Bend, Ohio. He became an attorney and moved to Indianapolis. He served in the Civil War…
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New at Hamilton East Public Library
Here are the new library items lists for the week of Aug. 8: New Adult Fiction Books Unfailing love, by Janette Oke Escape, by James Patterson The locked room: a…
Noblesville’s ‘Bridge of Flowers’ soon in bloom over White River
Logan Street traffic restrictions will begin Monday, in place for 30 days A Noblesville beautification project on the Logan Street Bridge will lead to partial road closures beginning Monday, Aug….
Hamilton Heights honors Athletic Hall of Fame Class of 2022 inductees
The Hamilton Heights Athletic Hall of Fame Selection Committee has announced its Class of 2022, which includes one team, three multi-sport athletes and a standout basketball player who is still…
Heights’ own Arnett Cooper named exemplary school board member
Arnett Cooper, Vice President of Hamilton Heights School Board of Trustees, was among the active school board members recently named to the Indiana State Board Association’s (ISBA) Exemplary Honor Roll….
Conner Prairie kicks off $24M in capital projects
Development of unique exhibits & guest experiences will transform way visitors engage with museum Indiana’s premier living history museum and one of the most visited outdoor museums in the United…
Noblesville adult baby store closes temporarily amid legal battle with city
By ADAM PINSKER WISH-TV | wishtv.com The owners of My Inner Baby in Noblesville said on Twitter early Thursday that the store has temporarily closed. The tweet said, “Unfortunately, we…
Westfield proves it rocks back to school!
The new school year was off to a great start thanks to the first ever Rock the Block, held Aug. 5 at Westfield High School. According to Westfield Washington Schools,…
Keep Noblesville Beautiful awarded $5K public art activation grant
Keep Noblesville Beautiful was one among 49 organizations awarded almost $250,000 by the Indiana Destination Development Corporation (IDDC) to support public art projects throughout the state. The Noblesville nonprofit received…
Police cracking down on school bus stop-arm violations
With schools back in session, the Hamilton County Sheriff’s Office reminds motorists to stop for school buses – or face the consequences. Over the next couple weeks, officers will increase…