Articles by Carl Gingerich

The National Weather Service has announced that remnants from Hurricane Beryl are expected to soak Central Indiana today, July 9 through Wednesday, July 10 as rain chances increase throughout the day. The service reported that […]

The Town of Burlington announced that the Town Hall will be closed today, Tuesday, July 9 due to illnesses among the staff. Residents of Burlington are encouraged to call 765-566-3672 and leave a voicemail or […]

The Boone County Sheriff’s Office announced that Hoosier Village Drive from 96th Street will be temporarily closed today, July 9. Drivers are instructed to utilize the northwest entrance for access to Hoosier Village while the […]

Members of the operations team of Carroll Manor celebrated the girls of the Liberty Lazors 4-H group and the Leaders from Burrows in Carroll County for their dedication in collecting donations for the residents of […]

Following the successful rescue operations of a local Carroll County rescue and the owner of the organization, the rescue has announced that expansion has been achieved with the designation of a “non-profit” status. Erica’s Rescues […]

The Midwest Taekwondo Academy announced that one instructor of the academy made waves throughout the 2024 AAU Taekwondo National Championships by achieving a specialized award. Midwest Taekwondo Academy in Kirklin announced that three instructors and […]

The Carroll County WIC office has announced that it will be sponsoring an event for the Indiana Diaper Bank to distribute diapers and essential supplies to interested families in the Carroll County community. For those […]

The Zionsville Fire Department has announced that the Zionsville Citizens Fire Academy has opened applications for the free experience for community members to learn more about the operations of the fire department and the intricacies […]

The Indiana Department of Transportation announced that the culvert located just outside of the town on the west side will begin construction beginning in August, which is expected to conclude toward the beginning of September. […]

The City of Lebanon is set to receive a significant boost in its downtown revitalization efforts, thanks to $621,705.45 in grant funding from Boone County’s 180 Makeover program. This substantial financial support will be distributed […]