Year: 2024

The Zionsville Chamber of Commerce has invited the community to come together for Ladies’ Night set for tonight, Thursday, Dec. 12 from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. in downtown Zionsville. Attendees will be treated to […]

The Lebanon Public Library has announced its upcoming hosting of a Blood Drive in support of the American Red Cross effort to partake in the season of giving on Dec. 18. The library announced that […]

The Lebanon FFA Chapter has announced its upcoming silent and live auction to benefit the mission of the chapter set for this Friday, Dec. 13 during the Lebanon High School and Western Boone varsity double-header […]

Closings, Cancellations, and Delays Thursday, December 12, 2024 Schools The following schools are on a 2 hour delay Eastern Howard School Corporation Taylor Community Schools Tipton Community Schools Tri-Central Community Schools Western School Corporation Community […]

Community members have been encouraged to celebrate the Christmas season by participating in the 2024 Children’s 12 Days of Christmas program for children between the ages of 3 to 10 with help from local businesses. […]

The 32nd Annual TPA Park Festival of Lights will continue spreading Christmas cheer tomorrow, Thursday, Dec. 12 as Bobby from the Kokomo Bobkats and Jax from the Kokomo Jackrabbits will visit to admire the displays […]

Indiana University Health has awarded $6.1 million to 12 community organizations working to improve the health of Hoosiers spanning affordable housing, employment training, mental health services, infant mortality and other initiatives, including a Boone County […]

The Lebanon Public Library has announced that with the aid of a grant through the Community Foundation of Boone County, the library now offers Mango languages to its patrons for them to begin their language […]

The Town of Whitestown has announced that Main Street, 650 East, north of Harrison Avenue and south of Prairie Chase Drive will be closed for a drain reconstruction project beginning next Monday, Dec. 16. The […]

After more than a year of stakeholder feedback, the Indiana State Board of Education (SBOE) today unanimously approved the final diploma rule, which is designed to maximize the four years of high school for students. “We […]