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Two women have been charged with prostitution after an undercover officer with the Noblesville Police Department investigated Comfy Foot Spa at 14350 Mundy Dr. in Noblesville. Xiangmei Wen and Jianhua Bian are in the Hamilton County Jail on $25,000 bond each. According to court documents, officers
Noblesville High School senior Lilah Cross, a member of the school’s student newspaper staff and broadcast news team, was recently named one of the top five student journalists in the state by the Indiana High School Press Association. Cross is co-editor-in-chief of the broadcast team and a staff w
BFF Indy, a community for women in the Indianapolis area who are looking for friendships, has announced it will hold weekly walks along the White River Greenway in Noblesville beginning in April. Noblesville resident FrancesMary Loughead, founder of BFF Indy, said walks also are held in Fishers, Ca
Keep Noblesville Beautiful, a nonprofit community improvement organization, has received a $1,500 grant from Hamilton County Tourism to support upgrades to the Midland Trace trailhead along the Midland Trace Trail. The Midland Trace Trail runs east and west through Hamilton County, connecting Westf
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As construction continues in Noblesville’s downtown square, the Capabilities Café in the basement of the Hamilton County Judicial Center continues to find ways to attract customers. The cafe, operated by Janus Developmental Services in Noblesville, is a vocational training site for individuals with
Chris Evans, a magistrate judge for the Hamilton Circuit and Superior Courts, and Amy Summerfield, a Hamilton County Sheriff's Office legal advisor, are running in the May 5 Republican primary election for judge of Hamilton County Superior Court 3. There are no Democratic challengers. The candida
The Hamilton County Commissioners recognized a health department employee and reviewed road closures and roadway project bids at their March 23 meeting.
With major infrastructure work underway in downtown Noblesville, city leaders are proposing parking changes to establish consistency with hours and signage. Noblesville Community Engagement Manager Aaron Head proposed the changes at the March 24 Noblesville Common Council meeting. The council will
Noblesville couple Lauren and Jon Howard plan to launch a new company, CAEVO, an artificial intelligence-guided platform for rest-of-life planning and fami
By: Jessica Todd
Building a Refuge, a Hamilton County-based men’s mental health and suicide prevention nonprofit, is finding new ways to break mental health stigmas and cre
