First time here for a volleyball tournament. Plenty of…read moreparking. Large facility. Bleachers plus room for chairs. Clean and well maintained. Inside snack bar and plenty of tables. Our only gripe is as the day progressed, no employees maintained the restrooms. Wife reported the woman's toilets had over flown and both stalls out of paper.

Noblesville BGC is a nice facility. On Saturdays they have several basketball leagues running. We…read morehave only been to the facility during this time. I can say that everyone has been very nice and friendly. There is also a concession stand for goodies. The entry fee is $5 which is consistent with what other facilities charge.

A Matthew 25 church, warm friendly. Very supportive of the community.read more

Beautiful Orthodox Church, God has blessed us with a great parish and a loving and faithful…read morecommunity. المسيح قام! حقا قام!

Very very good services. Wonderful bedside manner and you can see the passion and care Missionary…read moreVolunteer Services put into their work for the community. They will thoroughly meet your needs. I'd give 6 stars if I could.

From the owner: We specialize in community care, including outreach to the less fortunate, meals and care for the…read morehomeless, holistic, practical home health care support and personal care, and so much more. Our trained and Certified staff put forth their best faith efforts to meet and exceed your expectations.

If you've ever read The Polk Street Review, then you've entered the world of the all-volunteer…read morenon-profit organization Community Education Arts, a 501c3 organization based in Noblesville. The Polk Street Review Project was really my introduction to the organization. It's an annual creative placemaking arts project that includes workshops, a podcast/short videos series, and the annual book. Each year, the book has a theme - for 2025, it's "Behind the Veil." Some will remember the organization as Logan Street Sanctuary, though the Logan Street property that formerly served as its home was sold to Noblesville Preservation Alliance in 2019. The mission of the organization is to promote greater awareness and encouragement for Creative Arts in Hamilton County and beyond. The organization provides projects, events, educational workshops, and other opportunities for creative spirits from Hamilton County and beyond. The organization's simple yet effective website contains a remarkable history of its events and is a powerful reminder of the impact that a small non-profit organization can have on promoting the arts in a community. There's much to love about Community Education Arts - from its volunteers to its community-based projects to the wonderful The Polk Street Review. If you're in the Noblesville area, especially, I'd no doubt take the time to check them out and get engaged with them.

From the owner: Community * Education * Arts (CEArts) is an all-volunteer nonprofit 501(c)(3) Arts organization…read more CEArts is the home of diverse Arts-related projects, events, and opportunities for creatives of all kinds, including online Arts Showcase exhibits, a podcast & short video series, and two annual projects, Noblesville Interdisciplinary Creativity Expo (NICE) and The Polk Street Review (TPSR) project & book publication (est. 2011). Our projects and opportunities support community participation and involvement by seeking submissions from all kinds of creatives (artwork, music/song lyrics, poetry, prose, photographs, etc) with all levels of experience from amateur to professional. Throughout the year, we offer publishing services, a variety of workshops, podcast discussions, short videos, webinars, and more. The annual NICE project presentations event occurs in the Fall and the annual TPSR project's book launch occurs in February. Our 501c3 was originally formed in late 2015 as Logan Street Sanctuary, Inc. (LSS), and we rented the property at 1274 Logan Street In Noblesville IN, hosting (since 2013) a diverse array of music, literature, and arts events including concerts, art exhibits, and workshops. When the property sold, we rebranded as Community * Education * Arts (CEArts), with a new focus on continuing our two annual projects (TPSR; NICE) and providing even more online & digital arts events and opportunities. Check us out at cearts.org!

I went here for about 6 months and felt connected. I stopped going because they were encouraging my…read morechild to give most of their pocket change to the church!! I mean, who is that desperate that they bring kids into giving money. Overall, I loved going there. My kids absolutely loved the annual 6 week "Movie Night" program and so did I. It's what brought me there in the first place! Preaching is good, morals are good, some sketchy stuff going on behind the stage. Great messages, preaching, and you can tell the church loves God which is the most important part!! God loves you :)

I am giving this review as quest of some relatives that are regular attenders at this church. My…read morereview is based on a single visit. When reviewing a church....I'm looking for a couple things: 1) do they present God's word in an accurate and effective manner, 2) does the worship atmosphere bring me closer to God and 3) did the operations and people ministering to me as I enter the place of worship reflect God at work in them. Based on these three criteria....I think Northview Church is an outstanding church body. On this visit we rolled into the parking out about 5 minutes before service started. We attended the 11am Sunday service. There was plenty of parking open. We were able to get from our car to in side the facility easily. The facility is very large and spacious. It seemed very clean, organized and well signed. We were greeted by smiling faces and welcomes. We felt welcome and wanted. The auditorium is large with three levels. We sat on the lower level. There was plenty of seating open as we found a seat. The seating was very comfortable. The auditorium is designed so most seats feel close to the stage. The worship time was very organized and very professional in presentation. The music reflects a contemporary top 20 Christian style of worship. These songs are very familiar and make you feel at home. The vocalists and musicians were very talented. The lighting and visual presentation was outstanding. As professional and well done as you would find at a rock show. The campus pastor did a very good job sharing announcements and information in a way that drew you in. The senior pastor presented a very good Bible based and accurate message. His message was very well organized and presented. The visuals on the screen and props on the stage effectively drew you into his Gospel message. The senior Pastor presented the Good news of Jesus Christ. His style was very relational. If you are searching for a good Bible based church...I would encourage you to give one of the Northview campus sites a try!

Larry does a great job and is very knowledgable. He is very reliable and his product works. Highly…read morerecommend hiring Larry!

I've used multiple exterminators in commercial applications over the past 11 years in the…read morerestaurant industry. Larry is by far the most knowledgeable person I have spoken with in this field. His solutions are comprehensive. His pricing is very fair. He shows up like clockwork and my staff enjoys him.