Noblesville plans $118M residential, retail development; ‘Innovation Mile’ business district
Noblesville is planning a $118 million residential and retail development on River Road and a mile-long business “innovation corridor”
Noblesville is planning a $118 million residential and retail development on River Road and a mile-long business “innovation corridor”
Fishers and Noblesville budget proposals invest in roads and public safety without tax increases.
A Fishers panel Wednesday approved a $15 million bond to cover part of $44 million in cost overruns on the State Road 37 project.
Noblesville’s new downtown parking ordinance gives drivers a chance to challenge tickets through an enforcement bureau managed by a private company.
Repeat parking scofflaws in Noblesville may soon find themselves in a sticky situation. The city plans to use The Barnacle to enforce parking rules.
Downtown Noblesville’s first new apartment building in more than a century is opening, triggering an influx of new residents on the Square.
Hamilton County’s fast-growing population during the past 10 years is diversifying the cities within.
The demolition this week of an amphitheater at the Carmel Farmer’s Market had perplexed even allies of Mayor Jim Brainard.
The McCordsville Town Council recently approved the first step in a prodigious new downtown development that will reshape the suburb of 8,500.
Carmel might have more roundabouts than any other United States city but its suburban neighbor Noblesville likes the traffic circles, too.