Jessica Todd is an Editorial Intern at Current Publishing, focusing on local news in Zionsville, Indiana. Her articles cover a range of topics, including community events, local achievements, and human interest stories. Jessica's work has also been featured in Vlad TV and The Peterborough Examiner.
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Noblesville, Indiana, United States (Local)
Jessica Todd's coverage is predominantly local to Zionsville, Indiana, focusing on community events, government announcements, and seasonal activities. She showcases a strong emphasis on family & relationships as well as government & politics within the town.
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By: Jessica Todd
During its April 24 meeting, the Noblesville Common Council unanimously approved an ordinance establishing a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area downtown.
By: Jessica Todd
Artist Kenneth Rydén wants to share his creativity with the City of Noblesville through his sculpture work. A Chicago native, Rydén recently moved to Noblesville with his wife, Melan, to “write a new chapter in their story.” He sculpts full time and previously owned a studio in Yorktown, where he w
Noblesville High School’s elective innovation class teaches students how to tackle real-world challenges and gives them the freedom to work with local businesses, according to NHS English teacher Jordyn Ping, who also teaches the innovation class.
A Noblesville man was arrested and charged with rape April 26 after a law enforcement officer with the Noblesville Police Department was dispatched to a residence on Natasha Drive.Court documents reveal Michael Ray Jones, 30, told police he “probably overdid it” after allegedly raping a woma
During its April 9 meeting, the Noblesville Common Council reviewed a proposal for the Howe Campus Corner development, which includes a Wawa Fuel Center and 10,000-square-foot garden office, on 4.45 acres at Howe and 146th St., opposite the Woodberry Neighborhood.
Alaina Shonkwiler won the Republican primary election May 7 for Indiana House District 29. She defeated Laura Alerding by 1,498 votes. Shonkwiler will face Democrat Christopher Hartig, who was unopposed in the primary, in the Nov. 5 general election. “I am thrilled to be your Republican nominee fo
Noblesville Masonic Lodge will hold a public open house May 18 at 295 S. 9th St. coinciding with the Indiana Peony Festival at Seminary Park, 350 S. 10th St. "We were established in 1847 and have been an active organization here in the community since that time," said Kyle Moser, master of the Nobl
Protospiel, an event that provides tabletop game designers the opportunity to receive professional-level feedback, will be held at the Hamilton County Fairgrounds, 2003 Pleasant St., Noblesville, from May 24 to May 26.
By: Jessica Todd
With 12 historic neighborhoods, downtown Noblesville has a unique character that a local organization wants to enhance and preserve.
Promenade Trails, a 55-and-better community that recently began accepting applicants, will hold an open house May 22 from 2 to 6 p.m. at 17880 Navigator Trail in Noblesville.
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