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Culinary Journey “When I was seven years old, we moved here from Michigan and to celebrate our move and my ...

A medium full-length shot of a Noblesville police officer in a dark navy uniform standing next to the Noblesville Public Safety Building sign. The officer, identified as Chief Brad Arnold, is smiling at the camera with his hands at his sides, wearing a duty belt equipped with a radio, holster, and other tools. The sign is a large, rectangular structure made of red brick and topped with a gray stone ledge. Two metal plaques on the sign feature the words "NOBLESVILLE PUBLIC SAFETY BUILDING" and the logos for the Noblesville Police Department, City Court, and Noblesville Fire Department. The background shows the brick exterior of the building and trees with reddish-brown leaves under a clear sky.

Chief Brad Arnold Leads Noblesville Police Department Into The Future

Serving Noblesville With over three decades of experience on the force, Brad Arnold was appointed chief of the Noblesville Police ...

Welcome to Noblesville!

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On behalf of the City of Noblesville and as Mayor of my hometown, I’m pleased to have you in Indiana’s ...

City of Noblesville Mayor Chris Jensen (center) stands with a smiling group to celebrate Ivy Tech Day 2026 at the Ivy Tech Hamilton County campus. Mayor Jensen, dressed in a black vest over a white collared shirt and green tie, holds a framed city proclamation officially declaring the day of giving. To his left is Boris the Wild Boar, the campus mascot, wearing a green "IVY TECH DAY" t-shirt. On the far left is Chuck Haberman, Assistant Director of Economic Development for the City of Noblesville and Chair of the Ivy Tech Campus Board of Trustees, wearing a gray blazer and blue trousers. On the far right is Rachel Kartz, Chancellor of the Ivy Tech Hamilton County campus, dressed in a green blazer and black pants. A tall decorative column of green and white balloons stands next to Chancellor Kartz against the modern office backdrop.

Ivy Tech Day to Rally Community Support for Students Across Hamilton County

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Ivy Tech Hamilton County is preparing to celebrate its annual 24-hour day of giving, Ivy Tech Day, on Tuesday, April ...

A Q&A With Traditions of Westfield

April 6, 2026

A Q&A With Traditions of Westfield What sets Traditions Management Westfield apart from other senior living options in the area? ...

A large, two-story farmhouse with light blue horizontal siding and a red brick facade on the lower right level sits under an overcast sky. The house features a prominent grey shingle roof with three dormer windows and a spacious wraparound front porch adorned with festive holiday garland. Two white garage doors are situated on the left side of the home. Bare, tall trees frame the property, which is surrounded by a green lawn and a glimpse of a nearby field.

Hometown Window & Door Company Focuses On Service & Precision

by Abbie Willans

March 25, 2026

Trusted Craft With spring weather and storms on the horizon, homeowners may be thinking about the cost and hassle of ...

Promenade Trails is a Modern, Connected 55-and-Better Community

February 18, 2026

Designed to Thrive Promenade Trails is thoughtfully designed to offer residents peace of mind. This active and vibrant 55-and-better community ...

Riverview Health Prioritizes Senior Wellness

February 18, 2026

Supporting Healthy Aging "We’re committed to delivering the highest quality care, one patient at a time, so seniors feel supported, ...

A woman standing in front of the Colosseum

Grand Global Vacations Helps Seniors Explore

by Julie Yates

February 18, 2026