Plainfield, IN News

• Plainfield, IN News
• Students say good-bye to PHS
• Commencement held for BDU students
• CHS seniors graduate, show a little humor
• 500 Festival hosts memorial ceremony
• Avon council turns down transit request
• Community gets peek behind the scenes at IMS
• County looks to battle water illnesses
• Howie Mandel to serve as 500 honorary announcer
• Why do young white women risk cancer to be tan?
• BCSC raises $30,000 for Race for the Cure
• Drive for Damon golf scramble set
• Brownsburg fights back with Relay for Life
• Dawes, county celebrate retirement
• Young racing team plants roots and more in Brownsburg
• 500 Festival celebrates with breakfast event
• Relay returns
• Capturing a moment in time
• Country artist to perform at IPL 500 Festival Parade
• CityWay celebrates milestone
• Sport art museum to open exhibit on racing
• A one of a kind meal is only a (sticks and) stone’s throw away
• Plainfield resident makes dream come true
• Fatal crash leaves one dead, several wounded
• Residents participate in Bike to Work Day
• Business owners question tax incentives
• IU Health West aids Habitat for Humanity
• Wheldon to be honored throughout race week
• ArchiCamp for children offered in Martinsville
• Beef & Boards presents 'The Wizard of Oz'
• Theatre For Christ sets 'Fiddler on the Roof' auditions
• Advance air show tickets available now
• Indianapolis among 213 'Playful City USA' sites
• Cascade administration revokes suspensions
• 'Culinary Rock Star’ to drive Indy 500 pace car
• Lemon-Aid for Orphans fundraiser this Saturday
• Cascade seniors protest suspensions
• Standup event to benefit USO of Indiana
• Love of horses, teaching leads to local business
• Company promises 80 new jobs in Plainfield
• Avon Wind Ensemble claims state title
• IU West honors troops with wall of honor
• Truck crashes into home
• Avon hosts Relay for Life
• Monument Circle hosts ’green flag’ celebration
• Indy fire house opens, welcomes initial family
• Mad for motorsports
• Young Marines help with tornado cleanup
• Vincennes partners with virtual academy
• What do you make?
• The Gathering Together holds spring event
• United Way honors heroes at annual fundraiser
• Habitat marks National Women's Build Week
• Danville schools to use new curriculum
• Community reacts to Obama’s same-sex statement
• Two little girls, two giant hearts
• Avon names administrators
• Hendricks Symphony presents '... To the Met'
• Footlite offers children's workshop
• Police work homicide
• Children's Museum debuts Hot Wheels exhibit
• West Side Chamber hosts breakfast networking event
• Quail Creek holds grand opening under new ownership
• Chip in for the Kids golf outing returns to West Chase
• Library celebrates 100th anniversary
• Hendricks County reports Primary Election results
• Mourdock sails in primary, unseats Lugar
• Officials not surprised by low turnout
• AEF prepares for annual breakfast
• Nurses find the meaning in their work
• Bowling event to aid rhino sanctuaries
• Service Challenge deadline approaches
• Avon to offer kindergarten options
• Sunday blaze damages three businesses
• Former PTA treasurer arrested for misappropriation of funds
• Welcome Home Iraq Vets parade rolls through Brownsburg
• Poll shows Mourdock in the lead
• Swindled man gets his revenge
• S.R. 39 closed south of U.S. 36
• Elizabeth Smart focuses on the future
• Trackside news
• Steel mill plans expansion
• Local soldier walking across country for fellow vets
• Avon Police seek bank robber
• Westlake Elementary students may have been exposed to TB
• BCS hosting annual car show
• HCT presents 'A Nice Family Gathering'
• Amo Pizza Shop receives Pizza Playoffs award
• Meet and Greet held at Gallery on the Square
• Evidence shows corruption cases are hard to pursue
• Habitat holds ‘women’s build’ event
• Day of service draws hundreds of volunteers
• Zip lines and more come to Eagle Creek Park
• Brownsburg competes in LOR mileage challenge
• BHS senior goes afoot in support of veterans
• Maplehurst granted $15 million tax abatement
• Ben Davis competes in mileage challenge at LOR
• IAA partners with A Child is Missing
• New fire station dedicated
• Leisure river nears completion
• DCS focuses on families to stop child abuse
• HCCF celebrates grantees, scholarship winners
• Avon advances trail project
• HRH names interim CEO
• BPD seeks public help in finding robbery suspect
• Pop rocker a voice for the disaffected
• Brownsburg names town manager
• Bullet strikes Wayne Township fire truck
• Hendricks County Cultural Trail expanding
• Concert changes date to accommodate film crew
• United Way gears up for annual breakfast
• County encourages voters to confirm poll locations
• Author to have book signing
• ACS to host networking event
• City kicks off Knozone season
• Fire contained at Avon apartment
• County GOP asks for signs to be removed
• BPD seeks safer streets with crime watch meetings
• Rapist sentenced to 100 years
• Residents help with independent film
• Tennis day coming to Brownsburg
• Brownsburg to have weekend celebration
• Preparing for disaster
• New state senator already busy
• Police seek assistance in Indy bank robbery
• INDOT announces lane restrictions on U.S. 40 West
• Gift of Life child gets heart surgery at Riley
• Group looks to aid Beacon of Hope
• Duke Energy teams up with Habitat for Humanity
• Danville kindergarten registration to be held April 25
• S.R. 267 paving set to begin in Brownsburg
• Teenager in contest for handicap-accessible vehicle
• Workshops provide new twist to this year's Civil War Heritage Days
• HCN hosting breakfast academy
• Avon agrees to annex near Plainfield
• Legion honoring World War II, Korean War vets at luncheon
• Council dais coming back to the airwaves
• ArtsGo! set for Saturday
• Letter carriers to conduct food drive
• New IMAX movie explores the Arctic
• HCN hosting breakfast academy at VU
• Local firefighter wins bravery award
• Local heroes to be honored at Breakfast of Champions
• Police make arrest in last night's murder
• Mayor wants city to build on Super Bowl success
• AHS Drama Club stages historically-based production
• Police work overnight murder case
• Susie’s Place continues to help children
• Police/fire personnel go to battle for bragging rights
• Pizza, pizza? Jail, jail
• The World of Disney makes a stop at Brownsburg school
• Family looks for lung transplants
• Local man killed in accident
• Riley aids children with prom
• Town hall meeting set to discuss affordable health care
• IMPD veteran on leave after preliminary OVWI charge
• HCCC honors Telecommunicator of the Year
• PFD receives $19,000 rescue boat
• Council looks to complete Reagan project
• Kroger, IMS announce Super Weekend 2012
• Writer introduces web comic on area music scene
• Man arrested for stealing $16,000 in video games
• Man arrested in Avon on drug charges
• Lugar, Mourdock debate with civil war of words
• Library prepares to host ArtScape event
• Building demolished
• BHS senior using project to give child his wish
• No foul play suspected in White River death
• 'Les Miserables' is grand in scale
• Hendricks County CVB forming team of bloggers
• Arts council offers summer art camps
• State launches program for Indiana-grown goods
• Annual underwear drive ends April 15
• Program to hold information meeting
• Mother and ex-boyfriend arrested in death of infant
• Child actor to perform at Beef & Boards
• Danville schools score high on reading test
• Event to help with homelessness
• Local band plays for a purpose
• ‘Family Fun Day’ brings awareness to child abuse
• Brownsburg looking at zoning, signage ordinances
• Rock it out
• Avon garage fire results in total loss
• Avon once again earns ’Tree City USA’ distinction
• 'The Avenue' part of city's emerging tech sector
• Motorist dies of gunshot wounds
• Police searching for bank robber
• Welcome home Iraq veterans parade coming to Brownsburg
• Peter Miller wins competitive S24 caucus
• Cell phones eating into 911 funds
• Traffic switch goes into effect
• Plainfield Chamber to host 'after hours' event
• Noel Gallagher flying high
• Local man aids in launch of memory website
• Blood donations urgently needed
• Phi Beta Psi chapter hosting tasting festival
• County to get millions in back income tax revenue
• Amo Pizza Shop wins month-long pizza contest
• INDOT to shift traffic U.S. 40
• Teen jobless rate expected to stay high
• Town seeks community help in Indy 500 contest
• Avon welcomes new subdivision
• Groups to hold health care meeting
• IU West aids students in gearing up for school
• Farm Bureau new name-in-title holder of The Lawn
• Arts Council seeks submissions for new website
• Prisoner escapes from REF
• Secretary of State reminds voters of registration deadline
• Lawson to speak at HCPBWA meeting
• ‘Pool school’ in session at Pools of Fun
• Blue ribbon marks child abuse prevention month
• Hendricks ranks fifth in state health
• Republicans to choose Lawson's replacement
• Undercover Sting
• Beer tourney benefits charity
• IMCPL to restore some of its hours
• Police make arrest in westside murder
• Weekend blaze lights up former bar
• BHS grad canvasses the world for a cause
• Easter Egg Hunt
• APD adds to technology base
• New grant to extend Danville's iPad initiative
• Indy airport seeing more use in '12
• Dog shelter plans community event
• Gas prices continue to climb
• Town hall meeting to focus on comprehensive plan, ordinances
• Beef & Boards presents 'The Music Man'
• Police seek suspect in Friday morning murder
• Resurfacing of 267 project to start Monday
• Food and drink samples a highlight of the Indiana Artisan Marketplace
• Indy family a finalist in national dance-off
• Indiana Landmarks offers free tours in Indianapolis
• BEF’s enjoys festive night at first annual gala
• ‘Best buddy’ earns Big 10 scholarship
• IHSAA reconsidering class basketball
• Brownsburg names basketball coach
• County looks into expanding park
• Indy woman charged with attacking roommate
• Conservation club dam to be repaired
• Rotary Club of Stamford Donates $50,000 for Capital Improvements
• Voters turn out to meet the candidates
• Local family involved in dance contest
• Haiti struggles tug at the heart strings of local family
• WTFD explains glowing green water
• HRH honors nurse with award
• Suspect shot in late night police chase
• WFYI opens market research facility
• Airport to name new CEO
• Authorities nab bank robbery suspect
• Head on crash claims one life, leaves others injured
• SWAT responds to domestic disturbance
• IMPD makes arrest in weekend murder
• Teen in canal shootings to be tried as adult
• Skillman announces winners of artists competition
• Underground Railroad program returns to Conner Prairie
• 'Play it Again Band' returns to 500 Festival
• State offering investment fund grants
• With HOTH in more need than ever, local business stepping up early
• Contest could get paralyzed former star his dream early
• John Force to appear at Mid-America Trucking Show
• Avon names new superintendent
• Danville morphs into putt-putt golf course
• Mayor announces finalists for Sustainability Awards
• Funding available for history series
• Brownsburg comprehensive plan unveiled
• Backers of smoking ban bill vow to target bars next year
• Gilbert and Sullivan visit Avon
• State launches program for trail development
• City begins LED light retrofits in key locations
• Police work Wednesday morning death investigation
• Police chief casts for veterans
• Local actor's movie premiering here
• Teacher recognized for saving student's life
• Longtime HRH CEO retires
• Midday crash leaves car overturned
• IU West seeks LIVESTRONG grant
• Accident claims cyclist's life on city's west side
• Indy band has come too far to stop now
• IMCPL to host education forums
• Airport employee elected as chairman
• Police make arrest in murder case
• Inmates refurbish wheelchairs for the needy
• Police searching for person of interest in canal shootings
• HCCVB dedicates new business center
• Lawson appointed secretary of state
• Avon dance team claims state title
• APD brings back citizen’s academy
• Dawes to retire from HRH
• Avon to look into traffic calming
• Partnership celebrates successes, honors businesses
• 'Wizard of Oz' production a community effort
• Danville to review its sign ordinance
• Celtic fiddler to play in Danville
• Buck Creek Players present 'Harold and Maude'
• Race for the cure hits close to home for Brownsburg schools
• Round one of Pizza Playoff voting concludes
• Police work Tuesday murder case
• Man arrested in Friday murder
• HCT plans auditions for 'A Nice Family Gathering'
• Tickets on sale for Ira Levin's 'Deathtrap'
• Volunteers needed for 19th annual Stutz Artists Open House
• Animal shelter preparing volunteer program
• Legislators discuss session’s end
• Man killed in collision with train
• Judge honored for continuing education
• Fire damages Danville residence
• Undercover sting results in prostitution arrest
• Danger afoot? Preparedness conference aims to have you covered
• Girl using birthday to help tornado victims
• Statue unveiled for Indiana legend
• Brownsburg debates consolidation
• Brownsburg looks to construct 9-11 memorial
• Annual underwear drive is underway
• Pizza Playoff match-ups announced
• Governor speaks to county Republicans
• Hurdles exist for Henryville residents who want to rebuild
• BDHS band director resigns amid allegations
• Susie’s Place needs new home
• Water plant construction will impact Arbuckle park
• Will the money come?
• State opens one stop shop for tornado victims
• BBB offers tips for tornado relief donations
• HCCF executive director resigns
• Exhibit allows children to build own adventures
• Local author publishes third book
• Footlite presents 'The Full Monty'
• Footlite Musicals seeks directors
• State's disaster program serves as a model to others
• HCCVB to stage month-long contest
• Avon American Legion looks to relocate
• County pitches in to help tornado victims
• New Pekin storm victims thankful for help
• Tornado destroys tiny town’s schools
• March madness makes weather history
• Death toll rises to 38 in historic tornado outbreak
• Hoosiers asked to report damage from severe weather
• Governor declares disaster emergency in 11 counties
• Pacers, Fever assist Red Cross with tornado relief efforts
• Survey finds widespread discrimination
• Police investigate fatality accident
• First green roof installation on city property unveiled
• Georgia Street pillars honor Hoosier greats
• Cattle association makes big donation for education
• Veteran's job fair finds immediate success
• A sweet adventure occurs at McCloud Nature Park
• I-465 lane closure continues
• ‘High risk’ weather warning remains
• Humane Society finds new home
• Quality of life consortium plans community forums
• House of Grace holding Indy fundraiser for new feature film
• WTFD rescues woman caught in machine at work
• Brownsburg man announces county council candidacy
• Facebook page leads to life saving story
• Groups hold annual 'Wear Red' luncheon
• The Hearth resumes history series
• Hendricks County CVB to host open house event
• Tornado outbreak expected Friday
• INDOT restricting lanes at U.S. 40, High School Road
• County museum ready for new season
• Science of flight soars into Children's Museum
• Farmers support Central Indiana, pay less taxes via 'Gifts of Grain'
• North Putnam employees charged with child seduction
• Polar Plunge returns to Eagle Creek Park
• Fairgrounds plays host to Legislative Breakfast
• ISP investigates Danville death
• Founder recalls BEF’s roots
• Second town hall to focus on consolidation
• Brownsburg updates road closures
• Passage of smoking ban bill may not extinguish the fight
• There's something fishy going on in Clermont
• Lawmakers looking into superintendent compensation
• Brownsburg man found guilty in child porn case
• McCloud to host annual 'Maple Syrup Days'
• ICRC awarded federal grant
• Brownsburg names acting town manager in wake of resignation
• Tri Kappa celebrates philanthropy and service
• Organizer looks for concert sponsorships
• Teens encourage teens through music
• Lawmakers may support limited drug testing for welfare
• Indiana Artisan Marketplace to showcase best of state
• Bulldog pride
• Child found drowned in baptismal pool
• Brownsburg town manager steps down
• Midwest Reptile Show returns to fairgrounds
• Plainfield mourns loss of firefighter, Scout leader
• Organization pairs children with mentors
• Job fair will cater to veterans, community welcome as well
• I do ...
• Hendricks Symphony Orchestra presents Beethoven concert
• Hendricks County diversity group seeks volunteers
• Snoball Tournament benefits ACS
• Use 'Legally Blonde' for date night
• HCSWMD offers community grants
• Farmers pay less taxes via 'Gifts of Grain'
• Parks Department looks to outdoor events
• Prison chaplain to speak at prayer breakfast
• Venues offer writing classes
• Westside native to lead state organization
• Church hosts community gardens
• Super Bowl volunteers honored
• Council president gives state of town address
• Man arrested after selling stolen items
• Town considers neighborhood traffic calming
• BLL to adopt division for special needs athletes
• Road closures are first phase of making Brownsburg intersection safer
• Siblings stay fit into their 90s
• Avon Lakes concerned about flooding
• Motorists injured in morning crash
• Police make arrest in senior scam case
• Cattle association to meet Feb. 21
• Studio Z brings Zumba to Plainfield
• TWHS Phone-a-thon looks to repeat 2011 success
• Commissioners consider courthouse remodeling options
• Sodalis Nature Park receives award
• Brownsburg’s citizen survey results complete
• DCSC expanding iPad initiative
• Children's Museum ranked best on Forbes.com
• Skillman announces launch of Bicentennial Nature Trust
• Police assist distraught fellow officer in Indy park
• Morning crash kills semi driver
• Digital X-rays available for four-legged friends
• Police release details on murder-suicide
• IMPD detectives close homicide case
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'Wrinkled Reels'
• Movie-turned-musical comes to Beef & Boards
• Company fined for non-compliance with airplane cargo screening laws
• Indiana Artisan seeks volunteers for marketplace
• Danville looking to hire lifeguards
• World of Wheels returns to Indy
• Sheltering Wings celebrate milestone at dinner dance
• Indy dog show brings Westminster talent
• Police work Sunday night death investigation
• IMPD investigates murder-sucide
• Hoosier Crossroads Tour comes to Hendricks County
• Danville sets new rates for Blanton House rentals
• Police chief warns against scam
• Hendricks County officials are pleased with SB impact
• Zoo Super Bowl fundraiser results in giant gift
• Club holds luggage drive for Jordan’s Place
• Brownsburg holds inaugural town hall meeting
• Facebook page nets BPD a catch
• Police investigate night time murder
• Women of Influence conference to target cancer
• SWAT team ends potential hostage situation
• Pence makes first official campaign stop in Plainfield
• Steuerwald leads effort to bolster human trafficking laws
• First Lady kicks off state employee food drive
• Shoe recycling event going on this week
• Hanging with Madonna
• Pizzeria opens in North Salem
• HCT to have 'Aladdin Jr.' auditions
• Groups encouraged to 'Bend & Snap' their way to 'Legally Blonde'
• Avon company begins franchising
• ATV safety class part of 4-H enrollment fair
• Shoe recycling event going on this week
• BPD training facility draws law officers from near and far
• Plainfield man arrested in band theft
• Beacon of Hope prepares for annual jazz event
• Civic Theatre presents 'classic farce'
• Beef & Boards to have auditions for young performers
• Myers opens 2012 season with 'I Do! I Do!'
• Bratwurst voted best Super 46 Sandwich
• Man found shot dead in west side home
• Indianapolis gets rave Super Bowl reviews
• Habitat builds on Super Bowl hoopla
• Indy hosts world's biggest football party
• Best Super Bowl ad? Vote for your favorite
• Purdue Extension offers free tax filing
• City encourages recycling during Super Bowl events
• Skillman announces 2012 'Stellar Communities' program
• ‘American Idol’ winner visits Sheltering Wings
• Patriot fan feels welcome...in his own town
• Teens start non-profit to reach out to peers
• VIDEO: Punxsutawney Phil makes his prediction
• TCM hosts inaugural cruise
• Super Feathers initiative reaches goal
• Mayor announces awards luncheon
• Hoosiers select final two Super 46 Sandwiches
• NFL recognizes IAA as 1st and Green Challenge winner
• Sheriff swears in new reserves
• U.S. attorney highlights priorities
• BPD using Facebook to tackle crime
• Indianapolis draws on super effort to overcome Super Bowl skeptics
• Ladoga man found murdered in his home
• BPD on lookout for scam suspects
• Avon Walmart celebrates Super Bowl with festivities
• Brownsburg works toward salary ordinance solution
• AT&T enhances Indianapolis wireless network for game
• Businesses accepting pet food donations
• Football stars to aid hearing foundation
• BDHS hosts charity game for victimized former star
• Super Build less than a week away
• Style Icon Lounge descends upon Indy for Super Bowl
• VU dedicates Plainfield training center
• Shelter marks 10 years of service
• Here they grow again
• County jail to get security upgrades
• Bank collects for food pantry 'Souper Bowl' initiative
• Young race car driver starts Racing for Wings program
• IAA rents snow removal equipment for big game
• Juveniles to be tried as adults in robbery case
• BPL launches mobile app service
• BEF set to kick off 25th anniversary with gala
• IMPD makes arrest in murder case
• IMPD officers work homicide case
• IMPD officers search for hit and run assailant
• BHS student returns from education exhibition in China
• Preschools look to tackle bullying
• Group to start auxiliary VFW
• Danville officer injured in crash
• Vincennes University dedicates Plainfield facility
• Republican response to Obama’s State of the Union address
• Fund started for house fire victims
• Registration begins for relay event
• Participants sought for ArtsGo! 2012
• Lynyrd Skynyrd to headline Miller Lite Carb Day concert
• Colts Grille named national finalist for Sports Bar of the Year
• Compilation celebrates Indianapolis' music history
• County parks considering user fees
• Council cautious as it gives concert approval
• Water fluoridation discussion continues
• Crane FCU passes savings on to customers
• County health assessment completed
• County preps for Super Bowl events
• Drag racing pioneer passes away
• Avon police seek theft suspects
• Pet bakery opens in Danville
• Verizon expands wireless network for Super Bowl
• Library unveils ‘world’s largest’ NFL bracket
• City announces details of Super Bowl Village
• Hoosiers select final four Super 46 Sandwiches
• Program strives to help students attend college
• Brownsburg to hold town hall meetings
• Wastewater rate increase official
• Commuters encouraged to carpool during Super Bowl
• Misty Eyes announces upcoming programs
• Fire chief honored for achieving degree
• Fight over House fines looms ahead
• Indianapolis to host inaugural Wounded Warriors challenge
• IMPD seeks assistance in missing person case
• FBI task force seeking southside bank robber
• Trustee gives ‘State of the Township’ address
• Police quickly close late night murder case
• Fight over House fines looms ahead
• BPD promotes two officers
• Children's Museum celebrates record year
• Mental health consumers to perform play
• House Democrats delay ’right to work’ vote
• Avon Police seeking hit and run suspect
• Actor, model finding incremental success
• IU West hosts community campaign
• Floral shop offers more than flowers
• ‘You are Beautiful’ workshop comes to Brownsburg
• Airport preps for heavy Super Bowl traffic
• Local artist expands into books
• Annual home, flower shows to combine this year
• HCCVB seeks listings for online and print
• Guests prepare 19th-century meal during Hearthside Suppers
• BCP seeks director submissions
• BPD seeks suspects in pharmacy theft
• NSSB continues to achieve goals, support community
• Maryland man sentenced in ‘sextortion’ case
• Gov. Daniels gives final State of the State address
• PPD makes arrests in vice investigation
• Filing for primary election is underway
• Fathers, daughters invited to dance
• Trustee to discuss ‘state of the township’
• Another Force to be reckoned with
• APD using social media to nab suspects
• HCT hosts annual meeting
• Police make arrest in west side murder
• Police search for forgery, impersonation suspect
• Touching comedy debuts at Beef & Boards
• Hoosier women artists invited to compete
• ICRC announces plans for MLK Day
• Gov. Daniels gives final State of the State address
• Hoosier Momma?
• Free legal advice offered at BPL
• Hope doesn't float--it bowls
• Plainfield residents asked to complete survey
• State unveils top sandwiches for Super Bowl tourism
• Commissioners approve rezoning requests
• City installing street signs for Super Bowl
• Brownsburg road construction continues
• Fire officials respond to explosion
• Amazon agrees to collect sales tax by 2014
• IMPD seeks help with senior scam
• IMPD officers nab suspect in apartment shooting
• IMPD seeking assistance in hit-and-run death
• Ben Davis Band returns from Pasadena
• Plainfield band making a name for itself
• A time to dance
• Thespian troupe to perform Iraq War play at state finals
• County residents asked to complete quality of life survey
• Marching Black and Gold returns from California
• Buck Creek Players present 'Souvenir'
• Holiday tragedies prompt warnings on winter fires
• Avon superintendent announces retirement
• Gunshots injure two on Wednesday night
• Avon hosts Christmas tree drop off
• Research program now accepting applications
• Registration deadline nears for mini training
• Viral video: Anchor has Ron Burgundy moment on live TV
• GOP vows to ‘keep calm and carry on’
• BPD search for suspect in Monday night armed robbery
• IU West welcomes first baby of 2012
• Biofit offers personalized fitness, rehab
• Youth program advocates discipline, leadership
• Pizzeria keeps on rockin'
• Meals on Wheels stays busy
• Important election deadlines nearing
• Governor promises to fast-track sex-trafficking bill
• Suspicious package results in evacuation
• Reflecting on 2011
• Changes made to State Capitol access
• Indy Auto Show brings in the crowds
• Local artists team up to provide toys for children
• Pooch paradise opens on Rockville Road
• Dry Christmas trees pose fire hazard
• IMPD seeks help in Westside shooting
• Danville man charged with molestation
• County Farm Bureaus exceed goals
• NASCAR events at LORP named among top 10 of season
• Robbery suspects arrested
• Community unites to save Outdoor Learning Center
• Central Indiana sees first significant snowfall
• Native culture on display at Midwinter Powwow
• Habitat for Humanity putting on ‘Super’ program for big game
• HCCVB pushes safety on New Year's Eve
• Help sought in home burglary
• Consortium's goal is habitat restoration for urban bird species
• Food pantries see more demand
• IMPD appoints first female chaplain
• Riley patients serve as Colts' 'Coin Toss Kids'
• Township agrees to study consolidation, follows town’s lead
• Avon man arrested for sexual battery
• IMPD seeks help in locating suspects
• Bitter cold is coming, but your house can be winter-proofed
• Pacers and Fever partner with JAKKS Pacific for toy giveaway
• Airport ready to welcome holiday travelers
• Beef & Boards gets bawdy with new show
• County non-profits get monetary donation
• Skillman unveils 2012 Indiana travel publications
• 'Chicago,' 'Legally Blonde' headline Beef & Boards' 39th season
• IMPD corrals suspect in bank robbery
• Avon band prepares to travel to Pasadena
• IU West celebrates anniversary
• Local man undergoing revolutionary cancer treatment
• KidzArt partners with BCSC to enhance student creativity
• PHS grad hopes to teach 'energy management’
• Colts Grille to donate sales to Gleaners
• Racing team to move to Speedway
• Local author releases book
• Super Bowl traffic adjustments mapped out
• Missing girl is safely home
• Local VFW, Home Depot team up with Toys for Tots
• Donor families prepare for Rose Bowl Parade
• All Pro Dads get some all-star advice
• Fight over Sunday alcohol sales returns to the Statehouse
• County changes voting precincts, election districts
• PCA-HC looks to stop abuse before it starts
• Brownsburg street department's new equipment saves time, money
• Rotary dedicates disaster trailer
• IAAB president resigns
• Brownsburg citizen survey now available online
• Golden Globe nominees announced; which are your favorites?
• Civic Theatre offers 'Willy Wonka' for the holidays
• Dog shelter conducts membership drive
• Gen Con commits to Indy through 2020
• New Year's Eve Celebration
• Brownsburg Parks offers open swim sessions
• Plainfield employees get salary increases
• Man in critical condition after train collides with RV in Brownsburg
• County women go the extra mile to help the homeless
• Baseball star welcomes community to open house
• North Salem celebrates Christmas
• Peace Light coming to Danville
• Gift card givers, beware: 6 tips to protect your purchase
• King for a day
• Brownsburg Cheer Committee still working to ensure Christmas
• Sassy Butterflies: Avon shop offers unique gift ideas
• Retiring chief justice leaving supreme ‘dream job’
• Educational series addresses sexual harassment
• Young patient heads up toy drive
• Groups look to provide spirit nationwide
• County plan commission VP to retire
• Fire department, pizzeria promote smoke detectors
• Statehouse lobbyist arrested on solicitation charges
• Statehouse lobbyist arrested on solicitation charge
• Avon opens newest roundabout
• Va. Tech locks down after officer, 1 other killed
• Business professionals aid community youth
• Hendricks County Flyer brings home HSPA awards
• PPD on-site assessment to achieve re-accreditation
• Letters to Santa
• Tribute to the fallen
• Zoo announces conservation campaign
• IMPD officer arrested
• Indiana Chief Justice announces retirement
• Guide to this year's hottest gift: The tablet
• Buyer found for Pittsboro restaurant
• North Salem hosts two-day event
• Danville looks to complete fiber-optics loop
• Symphonic group presents 'Sounds of the Season'
• Alcohol may be to blame in crash
• FOP hosts annual Shop with a Cop
• Ellis Park hosts holiday run/walk
• Special Olympics holds bowling competition
• Indianapolis plays host to inaugural game
• School district seeks help from community
• Beef & Boards presents 'A Christmas Carol'
• Plainfield, IU Health team up on mini program
• Trine University to set up shop in Avon
• It's Rudolph by a nose: Mysterious elf alters deer crossing signs
• Rudolph's bright nose guides cars at night
• Viral video: Bear caught on tape having 'snow day' fun
• Bethesda seniors do ministry work in Jamaica
• Volunteers looking to spread holiday cheer
• Brownsburg Library to host Kidzart workshop Dec. 9
• BHS band marches in nation’s oldest Thanksgiving parade
• Angel of Hope vigil planned
• Pittsboro boy is junior parade grand marshal
• This year's top 10 video games (with holiday savings!)
• BPD seeks help in finding theft suspects
• Man shot and killed at convenience store
• State releases 2010 medical errors report
• Holiday open house event set for Dec. 8-10
• Brownsburg band hosting Breakfast with Santa event
• Snow plow hit by train in Lizton
• Charity concert hopes to bring in 10,000
• Town Hall Park to host holiday event
• Fire destroys Danville residence
• Brownsburg Firefighers welcome Santa
• Green Street Station to host energy luncheon
• Brownsburg Fire Territory chief resigns
• Plainfield Correctional Facility again helping those in need
• Brownsburg Fire Territory buys smoke alarms for residents
• Danville volunteers aid Indy homeless
• Circle of Lights marks beginning of holidays
• YAR offers 15 grants for youth-led activities
• House set for demolition catches fire
• HCCVB starts holiday-themed tourism campaign
• Buck Creek Players present 'Winter Wonderettes'
• Capital City Chorus presents 'Holiday Harmony'
• Consumers reminded to use safe shopping practices
• Choose Christmas trees wisely to reduce fire risk
• Christmas Under the Stars returns to Brownsburg
• Brownsburg curb-side leaf pick up to end next week
• Brownsburg Fire Territory buys smoke alarms for residents
• PHS alumnus speaks about college recruiting
• Indiana Chamber supports right-to-work legislation
• BCSC clears up incident at East Middle School
• BHS to hold DECA anniversary banquet
• Pittsboro author offers science fiction with a twist
• PCMS students learn about ‘Serving for a Purpose’
• Coatesville youth wins coloring contest
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• Right to resist legislation called ‘work in progress’
• Christmas on the Square to include skating rink
• Danville announces Community Award nominees
• Skillman accepts poultry donation for the hungry
• FOP gears for annual holiday event
• PPD investigates incident near elementary schools
• Journey Church helping needy local families at Pay it Forward event
• Former boxer, local man finds niche on popular ESPN radio show
• Frank and Mary’s set to close Nov. 30
• Speedway parents alerted of school intruders
• Indy Zoo gears up for holiday season
• Christmas returns to Beef & Boards
• School district files suit against former superintendent
• Nude man on hotel balcony tased, arrested
• PHS student produces anti-drug film
• How do you spell 'success'?
• Plainfield man lobbies for ‘pure’ water
• ADA transition plan discussed in Plainfield
• 'We are the 99' rally comes to Brownsburg
• States with most, fewest smokers revealed
• Police shoot suicidal man in Danville
• Great American Smokeout returns
• Shots fired in attempted robbery on Indy's west side
• Indy woman in ICU after being hit by truck
• Deer season off to rough start
• Ex-guard accused in poison scheme
• School board backs search for gas, oil
• Man charged with failure to disclose HIV infection
• "We are the 99" rally comes to Brownsburg
• Ramps expected open by Thanksgiving
• Brownsburg schools look to revamp shuttling
• Teachable moments
• Foundation honors medical professionals
• Hendricks County Flyer hosts its largest craft fair yet
• State Fair concerts move to Conseco Fieldhouse in 2012
• Tri-West Administrator earns national recognition
• Former NFL star finds second career, sets example for continuing education
• St. Susanna teacher receives grant
• IAA terminal receives ‘green’ certification
• Speedway police start community outreach program
• Avon High School presents 'Phantom of the Opera'
• A little N’awlins comes to Indiana Avenue
• Veterans honored at school program
• Hendricks County marks Veterans' Day
• Cardinal Fitness closures give birth to Mei Fitness in Avon
• Female driver named ‘Racer of the Year’
• Northwest Hendricks decides against school calendar change
• Tri-West to be the site of Spell Bowl competition
• Brownsburg schools examine the future of shuttling
• 11-11-11, and other bizarre dates in history
• County plans online auction for unwanted properties
• Musician cultivates his wild side
• ComedySportz names assistant director
• 10 major scandals in college sports
• Avon hears about IAA’s Aerotropolis plan
• City signs migratory bird treaty
• Groups celebrate sports art exhibition
• IMHM open for tours, insight into famed hospital
• Cancer patient gets long distance support
• Shelter honors domestic violence victims
• County favors zoning change in dispute
• Avon OLC hosts ‘story nights’
• HCCF awards thousands of grant dollars
• Verizon donates $400,000 to Hoosier non-profits
• ISP to begin using LPR system to curb unlicensed drivers on the road
• Cancer patient gets long distance support
• Monrovia teacher, coach accused of rape gets arrested
• Former Colt finding success off the field of play
• Sugar Grove creates positive living environment
• Rural comedic relief
• Butler presents ancient Indian play
• Son Rise Studio opens to give local children new outlet for talents
• Kids' Fair returns to Hendricks County
• Gallery hosts unique art show
• Hospital offers tip for a safe Halloween
• County to get accelerated funding for parkway
• IU Health West to partner with Plainfield
• Dentistry practice marks silver anniversary
• Westside camp hosts ‘haunted’ event
• Group offers ghost hunting advice, classes
• Fire contained at apartment complex
• Authorities confiscate more than five tons of marijuana
• Coroner identifies body found in lake
• Handbags for Hope to help domestic violence center
• Grammy-nominated musician to present program at AHS
• Woman injured in I-70 incident
• The power of children: Brownsburg student wins acclaim for work with vets
• Public memorial service set for Wheldon
• Reported Brownsburg Abduction Attempt False Alarm
• HCCVB remembers loved one with event
• Doctors set to hold talk about joint replacement
• YMCA lists upcoming activities
• Lawmaker honored for Habitat-saving legislation
• Fearsome five within an hour's drive
• Do you know this man?
• Metropolis welcomes Hot Box Pizza
• A little bit of N’awlins in Avon
• Girl Scouts preparing to celebrate 100th birthday
• Find trick or treat hours for your Hendricks County locale
• Danville students participate in NASA project
• School collects hundreds of books for Children's Bureau
• DCSC almost done with iPad distribution
• Attempted abduction reported in Brownsburg
• State-of-the-art baseball facility comes to Westside
• Brownsburg residents feed the hungry, create ministry
• Police seek help in case of murdered basketball star
• Hoosier brings cooking skills to state fairgrounds
• Foundation awards grants to non-profits
• City recognized for sustainable community efforts
• Athenaeum presents a night of burlesque
• Indy Car driver killed in crash
• Shelter holds tour, prepares for vigil
• ‘Thriller Time’ to help Susie’s Place
• Gospel quartet to perform in Danville
• Plainfield sets boundaries for elementary schools
• Lieutenant governor encourages Hoosiers to send holiday wishes to U.S. troops
• Local attorney praises road improvements
• AUMC hosts health and wellness event
• BHS senior named to national advisory board
• Man killed in afternoon crash
• Plainfield Chamber hires new director
• School board approves balanced schedule
• Danville adds new parking downtown
• Famous film comes to life at Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre
• HSS starts new season with 'Heroes and Villains'
• Volunteers pitch in to help spruce up Brownsburg schools
• Man shot after running from police
• Making Strides raises more than $70,000 with 5k walk
• Avon resident named ‘Borst Fellow’
• Lizton among departments receiving DNR fire grants
• Library has eBooks available for Kindle
• Marines hosting community meal
• Indianapolis 500 Festival seeking 2012 princesses
• Officials look at potential traffic issues on parkway
• 'Willy Wonka Junior' includes 'Golden Ticket' promotion
• Comic to make rare club appearance in Indy
• Family Fit Day coming to Hummel Park
• ‘Treat People Better’ winners announced
• County libraries team up to host dog show
• Occupy Wall Street stirs protests in Indiana
• Indy to open development center addressing poverty
• Avon man charged with stalking
• City reveals needs for Pan Am Plaza
• Avon Girls Scouts to celebrate milestone with projects
• Libraries put on dog show in park, raise food for needy dogs
• Opening night at the FEARgrounds
• PPD receives nearly $150,000 in seized drug assets
• Burglary suspect arrested in Pittsboro
• Retired doctor visits Brownsburg Rotary
• Lizton hosts benefit for accident victim
• Fall property taxes due in November
• Volunteers pitch in to beautify BCSC grounds
• Brownsburg recycling event diverts 19 tons of waste
• Decision on school scheduling on the horizon
• Hurricane relief volunteers gather for reunion
• Danville offers curbside leaf pick-up
• Carmel Symphony Orchestra announces annual Young Artist Competition
• Civic Theatre launches capital campaign
• Test drive a Ford, support Brownsburg schools this Saturday
• Plainfield zoning change recommended
• UPDATE: Driver dies after I-865 accident
• IMPD investigates shootings
• Driver ejected and killed in I-74 crash
• Indy man charged with auto theft
• "Wicked fun" starts Friday as FEARgrounds opens
• Danville repeals firearms ordinances
• Plainfield residents plan for Rose Bowl Parade
• Beacon of Hope marks annual awareness campaign
• Avon business raises $6,700 for Special Olympics Indiana
• Cemetery association hosts annual homecoming event
• Sheltering Wings spreads word about domestic violence
• Missing teen found safe at IU Health West in Avon
• Tea Party officially endorses Mourdock's challenge of Lugar
• County gears up for general election
• Semi hits bridge, causes I-865, 465 lane closures
• 2011 Quaker Day Parade
• Half marathon takes place Sunday
• Super Feathers
• Program offers networking, entrepreneurial opportunities
• Neighborhood Blockheads to hold annual Bluegrass Jamboree
• American Legion to hold veterans' benefits fair
• Brownsburg free curbside limb pickup starts Monday
• Group looks to aid families dealing with fires
• Two arrested in Pittsboro robbery case
• Patriotism tops goals for Exchange Club
• HCCVB announces Super Feathers initiative to support breast cancer research
• State launches fall travel website
• County approves drug court fees
• AEF prepares for annual Gala
• New salon looks toward giving back to the community
• Rokita learns about remanufacturing
• Swim Club looks to feed the hungry
• Hospital looks to aid child seat safety
• Plainfield braces for road closure
• Avon hosts annual Heritage Festival
• Local talent peppers upcoming play at historic building
• SR 267 Open to through traffic
• State schools chief says more changes needed
• Thin Air to perform in Danville
• Fall boat & RV show returns to fairgrounds
• TOTS announces 2011-12 season
• Survey shows lack of parental guidance with youth's cell phones
• Billboard campaign raising eyebrows, sending message
• Annual corn maze open for fall
• Fire damages 36 apartments
• Dog Jog helps raise money for Brownsburg school
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'The Curious Savage'
• BCP open 38th season with 'Bus Stop'
• Good Samaritan killed after stopping to help
• Beef & Boards presents salute to vaudeville
• FOP remembers fallen officers
• I-70 lanes reopen tonight
• Youth Violence Prevention Summit focuses on crimes, bullying
• Police seek suspects caught on camera
• Two arrested in robberies
• CVS offers convenience to customers
• Avon native debuting first feature film
• County considers tax for communications center
• Students look to break Guinness world record
• Veterans' transportation network seeks volunteers and passengers
• Brownsburg Police add to fleet
• Group to hold annual pampering night
• Bill Estes Ford event raises record money for charities
• Two arrested in robberies
• Clermont continues its rodeo tradition
• Goodguys has popular debut at IMS
• Next city recycling pilot rolls out
• Fondo d’Congo planned to raise funds for bicycles
• Police investigate fatal hit and run
• Students raise funds for State Fair victims
• Brownsburg Applebee's hosts benefit for family
• County sees good use of new nature park
• 'Chicago,' 'Legally Blonde' headline 39th Beef & Boards season
• Fondo d’Congo planned to raise funds for bicycles
• Farrell pays surprise visit to Terre Haute
• Plainfield library gets a facelift
• Goddard students toss pies to raise money
• Hayward to sign autographs for Gift of Life
• Town prepares to close intersection for project
• Sheltering Wings hosts walk/run in Plainfield
• Youth Violence Prevention Summit offered free to county residents
• State files charges in 'sextortion' case
• Schools locked down during police pursuit
• Brownsburg farm honored with Hoosier Homestead Award
• Danville sees mixed ISTEP results
• Civic organization hears from trustee
• Avon man arrested for racing on I-465
• Local author aims to tell skating’s hidden stories
• Town official earns credentials
• Church to offer children’s program
• Clermont hosts fish fry Sept. 16
• Avon Fest breakfast changes location
• PCSC studies teacher evaluation process
• Water park celebrates banner year
• Indy man charged with kidnapping
• Goodguys to debut at IMS
• Airport hosts 9/11 observance
• PCSC studies teacher evaluation process
• Hog roast held for Grace on Wings
• Tattoo convention planned by local artists
• Resident recalls proximity to 9/11
• HCCVB to host TED information session
• Stepping up to the plate
• Police seek suspect in kidnapping
• U.S. Air Force veteran puts his love of country on display
• Hendricks County Flyer readers share memories of Sept. 11, 2001
• More than just metal
• Book pays tribute to heroes of Flight 93
• Lucky survivor asks, ‘Why me?’
• Army general pursues “omega” to tragedy
• Avon School Board approves 2012 budget
• Carmel Symphony Orchestra announces 2011-12 season schedule
• Inaugural celebration honors Hoosier innovation
• Tailgate event to support Brownsburg teacher’s aide
• Civic organization hears from trustee
• Library offers job placement assistance
• Concert to help Indianapolis woman with transplant expenses
• Myers Dinner Theatre presents 'Little Women'
• HCT sets auditions for 'Wrinkled Rebellion'
• Civic group gets involved in zoning issue
• Old Fashion Days returns for 36th year
• Motorcyclist killed in I-70 accident after police pursuit
• Family fun nights return to Natural Valley Ranch
• LOR continues Labor Day tradition
• Brownsburg student meets Obama
• Fans turn out in full force for JFR car show
• Plainfield woman charged with wire fraud
• Avon gears up for annual festival
• Green B.E.A.N. can help people go local
• Clermont to host 61st rodeo
• Police investigate shooting, suicide
• Church plant holds 5K fundraiser
• BMS cancels outdoor athletics
• GermanFest's most popular attraction gears up for dog races
• Church Basement Ladies serve up a phenomenon at Beef & Boards
• Circle of Lights kicks off talent search
• Bench dedication highlights friend’s lifetime passion
• Walking for health
• Brownsburg honors teacher of the year
• Naked man at race had raccoon in car
• Building crasher receives benefits
• Handicapable Camp prepares for 36th year
• Hurricane Irene impacts blood inventory
• Cable channel to feature Indy jail break
• Beef & Boards offers adult auditions
• Fishing Club reaches out to Sycamore Services
• Group awarded grant to digitize historic records
• Club hosts alcohol-free music fest
• Grand re-opening event for businesses ravaged by fire
• Plainfield man charged with bank robbery
• HRH continues to grow mommy store
• First human case of West Nile reported
• Center offers support for cancer patients
• Habit of the Heart event sells out
• IMPD officer shot on westside
• Investigation continues into weekend blaze
• Excel Center opens two new sites
• Officials bust alleged meth trafficking ring
• School corporation accused of running buses over capacity
• Judge to start drug court
• Officials bust alleged meth trafficking ring
• Governor’s iftar dinner brings Muslim prayers to the Statehouse
• Parkway project begins to show progress
• Beef & Boards presents 'Singin' in the Rain'
• Volunteers needed for second annual Dig-IN
• Rib America Festival returns
• County canvassing ordinance passes
• Award nomination deadline nears
• Pit bull rescue holds fundraiser
• Skillman to lead trade mission in Japan
• Back to School for Plainfield - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Brownsburg cheerleaders claim state title
• Band prepares for Rose Bowl trip
• Town agrees to help upgrade county road
• Annual bicycle ride honors fallen officer
• Plainfield library embraces e-books
• Fire claims Avon apartments
• HRH welcomes new Avon neurology practice
• Earthquake rattles East Coast
• State Museum commemorates Civil War
• As State Fair ends, investigations into fatal stage collapse begin
• Distinguished Young Women of Avon names 2011 winner
• Waste water treatment plant welcomes visitors
• Danville to consider sprinkle rate
• West Nile virus discovered in county
• Vigo County man charged with cultivating marijuana
• Sixth person dies from fair injuries
• Sea Cadet takes part in boot camp
• Girl Scouts plan trip to Europe
• Congressman stresses need for debt reform
• Group solicits artwork for competition
• IFD officer charged in hit-and-run incident
• Road work closes portions of U.S. 136
• Summer heat prompts concerns about toxic algae in state lakes
• IU West begins B&O Express competition
• Township hosts inaugural concert at new amphitheater
• House and Senate differ on timing of new legislative districts
• Sentencing reform may come with problem-solving courts
• Fair officials list Grandstand changes
• Victims, heroes remembered at state fair memorial service
• State Fair resumes with altered schedule
• Man charged with child molestation 13 years later
• Car show will benefit WW II memorial project
• Indiana Landmarks hosts free concert to dedicate pipe organ
• ComedySportz Indianapolis wins world championship
• HRH to host sports injury clinic
• State Fair changes remaining concert schedule
• Garage fire under investigation
• State Fair resumes with altered schedule
• State attorney general files lawsuit against attorney
• 'Indy Connect Day' focuses on mass transit
• New law limits access to criminal history
• Indy fleet earns recognition
• Skillman to lead trade mission in Japan
• State Representative faces allegations
• Lucas Oil Raceway welcomes first responders
• Avon principal announces retirement
• Executive director retires from Plainfield chamber
• ‘Wings of Golf’ event returns for United Way
• Kindermusik teacher steps down as director
• Danville schools craft new reading curriculum
• BHS hosts Alzheimer's play
• Footlite presents 'Pippin'
• Symphonic society offers orchestra scholarship
• Police seek unidentified woman for check fraud
• 'Dougherty Gang' captured in Colorado
• BHS grad finds success in Music City
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'Free to Be ... You and Me'
• Beef & Boards offers children's auditions
• Avon woman charged in fatal auto accident
• Winery welcomes new, old game
• Students come together to support Sheltering Wings
• Physicians enjoy YMCA relationship
• Proposed noise ordinance brings out debate
• Man assaulted, robbed outside of movie theater
• Committee recommends Brownsburg consolidation
• Crews stop gas leak
• Eagle Creek Park hosts annual Beep Baseball championships
• Indianapolis debuts aviation academy
• ’Plane Pull Challenge’ benefits Special Olympics
• State fair opens with hopes for record crowd
• Quaker Day gets a facelift
• Man charged with string of break-ins
• Rib America Festival returns to Indy
• Kingsway will hold School Choice meeting
• Contestant prepare for Distinguished Young Women of Avon program
• Town settles on damaged house
• Agency offers relief for flood-damaged farms
• Avon school to be honored with state’s best
• Local business looks to support troops
• Former youth minister sentenced to prison
• Girl’s death believed to be result of E. coli
• Driver killed in semi crash
• Buck Creek hosts Play-A-Part Fundraiser
• HCT sets auditions for two plays
• Buck Creek Players seek directors
• Symphonic society to have auditions
• Charity Horse Show returns to Zionsville
• Sycamore Services to build housing in Brownsburg
• Teams forming for breast cancer walk
• Cruise event to benefit abused children
• Police officer joins terrorism task force
• County faces need for security upgrade at jail
• U.S. 36 restrictions begin Wednesday
• IU Health West hosts camp
• Organization marks anniversary with Tiki Time
• Avon park to host ’Bark for Life’ event
• Pastor’s prayer revs up fans, drivers
• 'Friends' stand to lose $3.3 million in scam
• INDOT announces road restrictions
• Plainfield man convicted on child pornography
• Local author looks for Dark Forgiveness
• Speedway sees benefits from races
• Bill Estes Ford offers community event
• State announces Pete Dye Golf Trail
• Sport art museum opens baseball exhibit
• Cold case: Westside homicide remains unsolved 25 years later
• Sycamore Services kicks off 50th anniversary at Tiki Time 2011
• Quaker Day Festival seeks vendors and entertainers
• Early Indiana pioneers sought for recognition
• Amo post office tapped for possible closure
• NASCAR driver enjoys decade of support for Riley
• Commissioners continue debate over noise, canvassing ordinances
• New ministry seeks to serve community
• Plainfield police prepare for National Night Out
• Jordan’s Ride held in Plainfield Aug. 6
• Avon hosts teen driving class
• Indiana wins $1M grant to improve college grad rates
• Rep. Steuerwald ranked as a ‘pro-jobs’ legislator
• Regional artists among those to receive IAC grants
• Skillman plans for remainder of term
• Wizards of the Coast announced as Gen Con sponsor
• Oh, baby!
• Fire destroys Amo residence
• Speedway to host National Night Out event
• Riding for Susie’s Place
• Lazy river project moves ahead
• Gospel band to perform in Danville
• Gubernatorial candidate spends time in Hendricks County
• State officials release plan to improve health
• Thompson appointed to chair oversight commission
• Program awards scholarships
• Construction workers unearth human bones
• Rodeo returns to county fair
• The height of success
• Group offers residents here a ‘way out’
• Danville asks residents to curb water use
• Indianapolis to welcome 9/11 memorial
• Hendricks County has a new Supreme Showman
• Brownsburg requests no lawn watering
• Communities preparing for National Night Out
• IDOC resident walks away
• Elderly man killed in mower accident
• Manning could miss start of training camp
• Benefit to aid prospective dog park
• INDOT will close I-465 ramps at I-74
• Fourth generation business celebrates milestone
• Indiana Senate race now includes debt ceiling debate
• Steuerwald named chair of courts commission
• Hendricks County receives SRF loan for wastewater improvements
• Museum to open football art exhibit
• Avon claims county cheerleading title at Fair
• Board member clears up rumors
• Homeowner threatens litigation over damaged house
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'Cinderella'
• Aquatic center offers relief from the heat
• County airport hosts open house
• Oldest living Girl Scout sought to help celebrate anniversary
• Lawson appointed chair of two key commissions
• Summer reading program continues at IMCPL sites
• IMS features largest 2011 Sprint Cup autograph session
• Homeland Security offers safety tips for fairgoers
• Legislator finds some support for taking the crime out of pot
• Wayne Township offers virtual academy
• Westside crash proves fatal
• Man arrested after leaving child in car
• Wayne Township trustee office temporarily moves
• School board expects revenue surplus
• Wine trail event features BBQ pairings
• Traveler's Dream to perform in Danville
• Area children attend Camp Riley
• Cancer survivor celebrates neighbors with block party
• Sign fire prompts new ordinance in Brownsburg
• Shadow the police dog returns to Terry Haute
• Additional arrests made in officer’s shooting death
• Statewide ISTEP scores up, but poor students lag behind
• AJM-DYW looking to raise funds
• Brownsburg court offers online payment option
• Human rights group seeks local awareness and support
• Covey crowned 4-H queen
• Fairgrounds plays host to National Powwow
• Triathlon event held in Plainfield
• Rowing Club nationals heads to Eagle Creek
• State deploying stingless wasps to combat tree-killing insect
• Back Pack Attack now collecting school supplies
• Brickyard 400 fans invited to Hauler Parade & Festival
• Republican chairman names candidates for vacancies
• Race to Recovery to benefit local citizens
• KeyBank hosting free driving course for teens
• Roadway will reopen Friday
• County still searching for equitable 911 funding
• County schools fare well on ISTEP
• Terre Haute police officer fatally shot
• Avon Police arrest man with federal warrants
• Police arrest man for years-old theft
• Avon PD concludes annual police class
• IU West invites women to ’Stop & Smell the Roses’
• IHS to hold breeding program July 16
• IMPD search may be over for missing Westside woman
• Danville looks to amend laws on transient merchants
• Indiana seeing an aging population
• Brownsburg preps for Festival of the Arts
• Errant car collides into Westside residence
• Charity ride to benefit Susie’s Place
• Shuttle on final mission
• Local restaurants gain exposure through ‘Taste’event
• Tamika Catchings visits Avon
• Avon looking for ’citizen of the year’
• Camp Riley empowers youth with physical disabilities
• Diabetes program receives recognition
• Hendricks Regional Health honors nurse with award
• Speedway to host ‘Super Weekend’ next year
• Theatre For Christ to present 'Joseph'
• Merchants launch fundraising competition
• National Powwow 15 schedule
• High art makes debut in North Salem
• HawthornLakehosts water ski tournaments
• State government agency strives for equal rights
• Crash leaves one dead in Danville
• Construction paves way for Murphy Meadows updates
• Public hearings set for noise, canvassing ordinances
• LINK asks county for more funding
• Diggity offers 'gourmet dawgs'
• Sex trafficking at Super Bowl may lead to new law
• Plainfield resident authors devotional book
• Traffic stop results in drug bust
• Shank Public Relations captures national award
• Church gears up for VBS
• Changes to unemployment insurance take effect July 1
• State takeover of troubled toxicology lab may take months
• Church to host patriotic festival
• County Democrats will meet July 5
• Brownsburg OES to install officers
• Ladies return to serve up sequel
• Police investigate westside homicide
• INDOT maintenance truck damaged in I-70 accident
• Meth’s link to al-Qaida its ‘dirty little secret’
• Dead man prosecuted for skipping jury duty
• Volunteers clean up Joplin tornado ruins
• No more texting and driving
• I-465 ramp at U.S. 40 to close after holiday
• Palin premieres her political life documentary in Iowa
• IMS hosts ‘clean cities’ event
• Brownsburg hosts strawberry festival
• ‘Trash gardening’ returns to county fair
• Baby photo contest held at county fair
• Summer study committee looking into moped safety
• Lawson named ‘Legislator of Year’
• Marine Corps Educators Workshop
• Hamming it up
• Vet clinic celebrates 25 years
• Indy plans numerous events for holiday weekend
• Fire hits lumber company
• Brownsburg group seeks to impact youth
• Food pantry sets distribution date
• HRH changes discharging process
• State Exchange Club names ’Youth of the Year’ winners
• Group accepting quilt contest applicants
• County marks 150th anniversary of Civil War’s start
• Town looks to honor veterans with designation
• Chamber prepares for annual Rib Fest
• Optimists prepare for fish fry
• Avon dedicates new YMCA
• Film project exposes social hosting
• Food pantry donations to be collected at July 4 festival
• Weed patrol
• Officials make offer to settle threatened litigation
• HRH YMCA set to open
• Town looks to increase funding to Dispatch Center
• Buck Creek Players announce 38th season
• Indianapolis GP to include 'Main Street'
• Pittsboro woman critically injured in Tennessee car crash
• Actors transform into 'ugly stepsisters' in unique casting for 'Cinderella'
• Van-Dells return to Beef & Boards
• 'Cars 2' opening at Downtown IMAX
• Myers Dinner Theatre presents 'All Shook Up'
• Former youth pastor considers guilty plea
• Director continues strong leadership
• Officials dedicate wastewater plant expansion
• County to debut inaugural relay race
• School announces new principal
• ’Lunch Bunch’ returns for area children
• Groups to host health and safety expo
• Brownsburg police seize millions in marijuana
• Driver killed in head-on crash
• Salute celebrates military families
• Northwest grad finds his niche in Marine Corps
• Local residents immersed in Marine Corps culture
• Tickets on sale for annual Taste of Hendricks County
• Brownsburg battles two house fires
• Hendricks County among locations for tourism videos
• Spring round of TED Fund recipients announced
• School superintendent pay to come under scrutiny
• Silver Alert issued for missing Plainfield man
• College student plans homeless experience
• DCEF holding surplus sale
• Cook and Belle to kick off 2011 Summer Sounds on the Square season
• School superintendent pay to come under scrutiny
• Indiana Landmarks offers free tours of newly restored center
• INDOT will close I-465 ramp Monday
• Lightning blamed for Avon house fire
• Career Fair is Thursday
• IU West hosts panel build
• Danville hosts relay at Fairgrounds
• Plainfield hosts Relay for Life
• Crowds turn out for Speedway Relay for Life
• County officials considering noise, canvassing ordinances
• Police arrest woman for false allegation
• Brownsburg child care provider retires
• Plainfieldofficials discuss EDC funding
• Plainfield Walmart evacuated
• BHS teacher fired following closed hearing
• Man injured after train hits car
• Jazz fest announces 2011 lineup
• Folk artist finds sublimity in the margins
• Plainfieldcelebrates project completion
• PCSC readies for renovation projects
• Fun Run series receives donation
• Three injured in U.S. 36 crash
• Town votes to look into consolidation
• Power Tour makes stop at IMS
• Brownsburg man appointed to state office
• Paving set to begin in Brownsburg
• Lawmakers disapprove of court’s interpretation of law
• Poetry contest winners named
• Library offers texting service
• DAR honors students
• State's chief budget-makers critical of tuition hikes
• Budget bill locks in ban on collective bargaining
• Musicians find new gig in the Land of the Midnight Sun
• ComedySportz World Championship heads to Indianapolis
• Downtown IMAX earns distinction
• County fair to have talent contest
• HCCVB prepares for National Powwow
• Cell phone repair store opening soon
• Two arrested after shots fired at graduation party
• ACSC to cut 36 positions
• State health commissioner vows to increase anti-smoking efforts
• Band of brothers: West Point grad continues family military tradition
• Class of 2011
• Con-way Freight battles driver shortage
• Town of Plainfield plans ribbon cutting
• PPD searching for missing man
• Officers carry torch to kick off summer games
• IMS to host hot rod tour
• Indianapolis girl dies after Brownsburg pool accident
• County parks welcome back ‘fun runs’
• Plainfield Chamber plans summer events
• New partnership strengthens Brownsburg firm
• Daniels’ decision ends speculation about governor’s stint for Skillman
• New law requires schools to undergo efficiency reviews
• Local woman plans mission trip
• Avon opens new roundabout
• County sees Indy 500 boost
• Doctors warn of stroke risks
• Blue Star Salute looks to honor families
• Plainfield prepared for yard sale shoppers
• Community rallies for Avoncancer survivor
• American Legion Post honors military veterans
• Duke Energy to build park for Plainfield
• Zoo opens new tiger exhibit
• Volunteer reflects on time spent with military families
• Hiking trails get additional funding
• Buck Creek Players premiere new musical thriller
• Band returns for annual race day concert
• Schools gear for potential layoffs
• Unclaimed benefits await county and state residents
• Chamber events celebrate Brownsburg, motorsports
• Brownsburg Consolidation Committee continues mission
• Washington Township deals with financial shortfalls
• Hospital participates in day of service
• HRH serves employers through clinics
• Cookin for a Cure
• Westside prepares for race week
• Hendricks County Night with Indians set for June 2
• Swim team raises funds for clean water
• Country star to perform parade's opening number
• Man faces charges after leaving scene of accident
• Firefighters run through Hazmat mock drill
• Plainfield enters dog park contest
• Splash Island to be expanded
• Plainfield resident a quick learner on guitar
• Nurse shifts from practitioner to researcher
• Brownsburg named finalist in ‘Back Home Again’ contest
• City announces third phase of RebuildIndy
• Kramus to headline Slamology
• Danville considers funding for quality of life study
• HCT presents workshop and auditions for 'Free to Be ... You and Me'
• AEF hosts annual breakfast
• Township welcomes new park director
• Walk brings awareness to Williams Syndrome
• Brownsburg Rotarians honor town employee of the year
• Relay for Life
• Cancer free celebration
• Department battles weekend blazes
• New nature park to open to the public
• Final Avon parkway piece receives funding
• DCSC to use iPads at high school
• PCSC offers new full-day kindergarten program
• Campaign advocates awareness of COPD
• Innovation Awards to have kickoff in May
• Brownsburg teacher offers clarification statement
• Schoolmarm wins tourism award
• Safety stressed as more bicyclists take to the road
• DCHS presents 'Arsenic and Old Lace'
• Symphonic Society to perform Verdi's 'Requiem'
• Plainfieldtown manager honored with state award
• Thanks and farewell
• Westside standoff ended by SWAT team
• Students, parents defend accused teacher
• Volunteers help with Cypress Manor renovation
• Film festival announces winners
• PHS hosts talent show
• HRH doctor runs Boston Marathon
• IMS kicks off race month with balloon festival
• Brownsburg teacher charged with intimidation
• Smith
• Avon man shot during standoff
• Philanthropists gather for Breakfast of Champions
• Beef & Boards presents 'Cinderella'
• How sweet it is: Diabetic driver excels on and off track
• BPD warns residents about scams
• Cutting the red tape
• Zumba event planned as scholarship fundraiser
• Hope Haven holding indoor rummage sale
• McCloud Nature Park welcomes new naturalist
• President visits Indy to discuss ‘clean energy’
• Shop specializes in antique buying
• Footlite presents 'The King & I'
• Ribbon cutting marks completion of trail
• Head-on crash leaves one dead
• Brownsburg teacher suspended
• Danville water tax hike official
• Girl Scout writes books for project
• Actor moves from silver screen to Beef & Boards stage
• Low voter turnout results in close races
• Avon referendum denied by voters
• Event offers art of all types
• Minority Task force looks to spread knowledge
• Health department raises fees
• HCT sets auditions for 'Cinderella' musical
• Susie’s Place opens new center in Bloomington
• Living history
• Electric car offers alternative to high gas prices
• Travel alert issued in wake a bin Laden death
• ISP make arrest in State Fairgrounds shooting
• Plainfield to host ‘Walk For Williams’
• Community Foundation celebrates record year
• Rain, rain, go away
• Good Samaritans save motorist
• Make-a-Wish children raise funds to give back
• Authorities search for suspects in fraud case
• Tornado outbreak worse since 1950
• Motorists reminded to heed flood signs
• Butler Ballet presents 'The Sleeping Beauty'
• HCT presents 'Music from the Movies' at ArtsGo!
• Record number of artists to participate in open house
• ArtsGo! Correction!
• Indy 500 memorabilia sought for new exhibit
• McCloud Nature Park welcomes new naturalist
• Sheriff’s association hosts summer youth camp
• Candidates bump heads in Avon council race
• Concert addresses suicide among teens
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'The Dixie Swim Club'
• Howard School to be dedicated May 1
• Brownsburg hires assistant town manager
• Foundation prepares for annual breakfast
• Avon looks to fix flooding problem
• Games people play
• Fairgrounds welcomes year's final Legislative Breakfast
• ArtsGo! to offer more diversity
• Local attractions offer summer fun close to home
• Warning sirens mean severe weather is a strong possibility
• Three injured in home fire
• Stewards of Children
• YMCA nears opening date
• Town to see unveiling of “dream” field
• Brownsburg town council race heats up
• Danville tables proposed utility hikes
• Four candidates in running for Danville Town Council
• Stabbing leads to police chase in Plainfield
• Debate arises over accessibility of schools eligible for vouchers
• Indiana to gauge civic health of Hoosiers
• Bankruptcy bill could provide relief for stressed cities, schools
• Council race heats up in Plainfield
• High winds damage homes in Danville
• Resident to participate in Harding's 'Welcome Home' Spring Sing
• Tri-West Middle School earns national recognition
• Band brings pop sense to their music
• Schools participate in gas mileage challenge
• HCSD searching for missing person
• Diamond anniversary
• Plainfield man shoots himself during police chase
• Federal mandate causes increase to lunch cost
• SBL supports Senior Crimestoppers Program
• Traffic signs to be replaced in Plainfield
• Easter egg hunts, pancake breakfast held in Plainfield
• State will fully fund full-day kindergarten
• Zoo offers intimate view of its animals
• Primary election to feature vote zones
• Police investigate several break-ins
• Teen struck on west side of Indy
• Three charged in double homicide
• S.R. 39 to close for pipe repairs
• Vehicle strikes westside church
• Habitat kicks off building season
• Investigation of fatal crash continues
• Vincennes University to open Plainfield facility
• Town unveils new athletic fields
• Habitat teams with Republic Airways
• Group hosts gardening event
• County boasts lofty health ranking
• IMPD finds deceased driver
• Sew much in common: Couple raises money for Relay for Life
• BCSC hires new principals
• Nomad Yarns makes Plainfield home
• Film festival accepting submissions for 2011 competition
• Vintage Indiana advance sale tickets now available
• Indy man killed in multi-vehicle crash
• Effect of government shutdown varies
• INDOT announces I-465 ramp closure
• Reenactment group prepares for Civil War anniversary
• Public hearing set for water rates
• Park hosts monthly stargazing event
• Struggle over sentencing measure continues
• Church looks to collect hygiene products
• Military organizations fight to protect program
• Group introduces Indiana Innovation Awards
• Hendricks Power marks 75th anniversary
• Health department paints itself ‘pink’
• Drama club celebrates 25 years with original production
• Payment plan set up for walkout fines imposed on House Democrats
• Hendricks Civic Theatre offers summer camps
• Superintendent sees both sides of education debate
• Beef & Boards presents 'Annie Get Your Gun'
• Deadline extended for Play it Again Band registration
• Residents still waiting for neighborhood renovation
• Man arrested in stabbing death
• Not on his watch : Fifty-eight years of service at IMS
• Sign fire still hampers some Brownsburg shops
• Butler grad enjoys two milestones
• Hats for China
• New law aimed at growing Indiana’s agritourism industry
• Four Shillings Short to perform in Danville
• Storyteller to present tale in the landmark that inspired it
• Buck Creek Players to stage classic comedy
• Arrest made in Walmart robbery
• Fire postpones art show, preview event
• Library offers ‘An Evening With John Green’
• Plainfield moves forward with sewer system project
• Good Feet Store opens in Avon
• Town signs agreement with YMCA
• HRH offers potential life-saving heart scan
• House Democrats' claim of victory met with skepticism
• Racing family
• STEP program in full force
• Cornhold conqueror
• Sleeping residents escape fire
• Man shot near Fountain Square
• Avon referendum sees supporters, opponents
• Students get hands-on understanding about disabilities
• Downtown IMAX offers behind the scenes tours
• Avoncar dealer deals with disaster in Japan
• Hear them roar ...
• HendricksCounty Museum to have dinner theater
• Stewards of Children offered to public
• County hopes to unveil electronic permitting soon
• IMS invites Indy 500 veterans to return
• Plainfield Police officers team up with Red Robin for Special Olympics
• Cyclist hit by semi
• School looks to save by adjusting bus routes
• IU Health West adds valet service
• Walgreens looks to aid diabetes knowledge
• Danville residents to see water rate increase
• Troubadour finds redemption in music
• Knot your average economic lesson
• Youth pastor arrested on molestation charges
• Plainfield resident promoted to lead economic consortium
• Jarrett Scholarship applications due March 31
• Purdue hosts national engineering contest
• Speedway welcomes back legends to kick off display
• Hendricks County vendors make as splash at show
• Avon breaks ground on another roundabout
• Library looks to take contest
• Victim advocate honored by statewide coalition
• Pain at the pump
• Plainfield Realtor joins Pet Pals TV
• Firehouse Subs donates to fire department
• Donate Life billboard campaign starts
• Mayor announces Sustainability Awards finalists
• Police seek help to find missing child
• Vote expected on same sex marriage ban
• Winning Indy 500 cars on display
• Bipartisan bills also impacted by Democrats’ refusal to work
• Gardening for All Ages show returns to fairgrounds
• Danville schools to incorporate new technology
• Sweet Chic to showcase spring fashions
• DCHS blasts back to the '80s
• Afghan baby saved with heart surgery
• State superintendent visits Avon
• Tournaments boost downtown economy
• New dialysis center opens
• HRH looks to add to diabetes awareness
• Hope United Presbyterian celebrates 50 years
• Chamber plans new carnival
• Firefighters battle weekend blazes
• Zusan back on Avon council
• Guitarist passes the blues to a new generation
• Bethesda to present 'Oklahoma!'
• Theatre For Christ sets 'Joseph' auditions
• Chamber hosts ‘after hours’ event March 15
• Town to proceed with bids for water plant
• County looks into jail improvements
• Town looks to expand park
• Reality check: Poverty simulation program shows what others experience
• Shelter CEO honored by state commission
• Red Cross honors Brownsburg groups
• Famed Indiana gym will be shut down
• Walkout may put legislative redistricting in peril
• Haste the Day to play final show
• Footlite seeks directors for 2011-12 season
• Carmel Symphony showcases violin medalists
• School earns energy saving level
• State representative says work stoppage is frustrating
• Museum hosts nationally-simulcast concert
• Finding the path home
• Chamber hosts annual dinner, auction
• Downtown to unveil new parking meters
• Wig designer busy in current production
• Brownsburg officer injured in crash
• Retro Brownsburg to make floral debut
• BCSC hires assistant superintendent
• Supper Club held at The Hearth
• Partnership announces grant for small manufacturers
• Avon PD to host citizens’ academy
• Census numbers show county continues to grow
• Retro Brownsburg to make floral debut
• Utility project will impact S.R. 267 traffic
• Susie’s Place opens new office in Bloomington
• Spiking gas prices causing concern
• Musician embraces pedigree on current tour
• Registration open for Youth Day of Caring
• Town grants water request
• PlainfieldChamber sponsors after hours event
• Legislators press on with agenda
• Lions Club to have first fish fry of the year
• County officials weigh in on Democrat protest
• Tourism Commission welcomes new member
• Volunteers to be honored by Plainfield Plus
• Tickets available for jazz fundraiser
• Rain causes flooding
• Wayne Township plans for Relay For Life
• Police use surveillance to nab robbery suspects
• Ministry offers solace, hope to teen girls
• Jameson hosts weekend fundraiser, fair
• Concert to help support Plainfield missionary
• Danville to use town hall as vote center
• YMCA to begin selling memberships
• Commissioners approve rezoning for sports complex
• Plane makes emergency landing
• Bill to crack down on illegal immigration moves forward
• Jobs proposal bill moves to the House
• Sheriff’s department begins impaired driving crackdown
• McCloud to host maple syrup event
• REO Speedwagon headlines 500 Festival Snakepit Ball
• Hendricks County Flyer to host annual garage sale
• Community mobilizes to honor friend and veteran
• Having a ball
• Waste Management hosts e-Cycling event
• Where there’s smoke ...
• Indy airport earns recognition
• Westside shooting leaves two injured
• Airport authority approves development plan
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'Flowers for Algernon'
• Public invited to celebrate Studio Theater grand opening
• Prosecutors push for longer sentences for violent criminals
• Lawmakers debate meth crackdown
• Labor unions work to raise their profile in the Statehouse
• Gun bill that bars firearm restrictions raises concerns
• Proposed conflict of interest legislation moves forward
• Town councilwoman part of The Lugar Series
• CHS collects pennies as fundraising effort
• Annual clothing drive benefits shelter residents
• Brownsburg officials look forward to coming progress
• Township approves $3.1 million emergency fire loan
• Survivors speak out
• Craft beer startup to locate in Fountain Square
• Theatre seeks directors for '12 season
• AYP grades need improvement at Danville
• BCSC approves budget cuts
• Enhancement grants offered to Town Center merchants
• Plainfield accounting firm adds partners
• County Health Department prepares for conference
• Brownsburg artist debuts new comic book
• County officials favor vote centers
• Sugarland, Lady Antebellum to perform at State Fair
• Eli Lilly joins shoe drive
• Plainfield Chamber gets ‘sporty’
• Bridal show attracts more visitors in 2011
• Dinner dance takes over JW Marriott
• Ice storm hits city budget hard
• Butler presents Midwinter Dance Festival
• Westside students represented at Abe Lincoln Awards
• Winter weather leads to salt shortage
• Avon passes parking restrictions
• PCSC moves forward with reconfiguration plan
• Brownsburg passes spice ban
• Salt supply, temperatures make ice removal tough
• Danville considers changes to solicitor law
• Indians to unveil new seating option
• Public input sought for trails project
• County considers fines for underage drinking
• Danville looks into improving intersection, acquiring park land
• Jazz vocalist brings smooth spin to popular songs
• Civic Theatre to present music of 'Miss Saigon'
• Critics of sentencing reform question costs and impact
• Avon band members to attend festival
• Township to host public meeting
• Leaders sought for poverty simulation
• Indy man arrested for White County robberies
• All Pro Dads to meet in Avon
• Parking canopy collapses at Indianapolis airport
• Brownsburg Toastmasters become official
• Decade of road funding bodes well for county
• Severe heart attack serves as a wake-up call to young mother
• School board hears construction update
• ‘All That Jazz’ helps Beacon of Hope
• Dinner dance to celebrate St. Valentine’s Day
• IFD loses veteran firefighter
• Firefighters rescue dog from pond
• All smiles: Program promotes early dental health
• Health department stresses need for septic maintenance
• Annual bridal show returns
• Now comes the meltdown
• Trains now stop at Randelli’s
• Teen dating violence is put in the spotlight
• State museum hosts patriotic exhibit
• Army vet amasses lifetime of adventure
• Victim recalls captivity, barbaric treatment
• Trash service delayed by storm
• Trooper, crash victims struck on I-74
• Ice storm wreaks havoc on state
• Spaghetti dinner is Friday in Pittsboro
• SCI Hope Fund co-founder, inspiration, passes away
• HRH dealing with flu season
• Legislators discuss education, finances
• Veterans unit opens at IREF
• Indiana braces for storm
• Burglars caught ransacking apartment
• BHS grad in college production
• Chamber looks to develop partnerships
• Washington Township shares financial situation
• Group wants state back in Central Time Zone
• Brownsburg council approves single-lot annexation
• County wants grant to digitize Central Normal files
• County to offer relay race
• Indiana teachers' unions send message to lawmakers
• Single mother loses home to fire
• ORP changes name to Lucas Oil Raceway
• Scout achieves rank of Eagle Scout
• LHC presents annual awards
• Boat, Sport & Travel Show returns to state fairgrounds
• Texting ban bill headed to House for approval
• Budget cuts looming for BCSC
• Suit settled by interlocal agreement
• Projects bring economic development to Plainfield
• School offers theatre day camp
• Clarian officially becomes Indiana University Health
• Conservation Day to address environmental concerns
• 'Hairspray' debuts at Beef & Boards
• Mini-marathon seeks entertainers
• Fire chief’s barn burns
• Mayor hosts benefit for charities
• Organizers planning Civil War festival
• Township financial status to be explained
• Convention Center addition expected to bring opportunities
• Brownsburg annexation issues create ripples
• Candidacy filings open for May primary election
• Danville youth preparing for Merchant Marines
• Organizers planning Civil War festival
• Illness claims child’s life
• Danville to offer broadband service
• Worth the wait
• Musical variety show presented in Danville
• Film fest makes last call for submissions
• Paula Deen cooks up fun and funds
• Crewel intentions
• Relay for Life of Speedway hosts kickoff gala
• Valentine’s event moves to JW Mariott
• Chateau Thomas opens the library
• Superintendents weigh in on how weather affects school
• WayneTownship welcomes new fire chief
• Arrest made after toddler is thrown against wall
• Fire damages residence
• Download a book or song ... free and fast
• Valentine dinner dance to benefit Sheltering Wings
• Motorsports@IUPUI presents 2011 Regional Midget Series
• Avon Master Swim Club relocates to Plainfield pool
• Bills roll in as lawmakers re-convene
• County approves new insurance provider
• Danville to start school a week later
• Pair of I-65 crashes leaves two dead
• Exchange Club collects bags for Jordan’s Place
• DOT policies, procedures are subject of seminar
• Cookie time!
• BCBS adopts early release for 2011-12 school year
• Pittsboro schools form All Pro Dads chapter
• Governor advocates education, government reform in address
• Avon to install another roundabout
• Guitarist utilizes unconventional methods in his music
• BCP seeks submissions for winter 2012
• County's latest FBI Academy graduate returns home
• Brownsburg firm forms partnership
• Hendricks Power offers capitol trip
• Snowy winter continues for central Indiana
• White River State Park celebrates MLK Jr. Day with free admissions
• IHS offers free admission, hosts MLK Day celebration
• Wear Red tickets now on sale
• Arizonashooting spree prompts somber mood at Indiana Statehouse
• New superintendent hits the ground running
• Powwow returns to fairgrounds
• Wayne Township Fire receives assistance grant
• Police make arrest in double homicide
• ICT play features new talent
• School teaches art of beekeeping
• Women's art competition accepting submissions
• Daniels weighs in on what the future may hold
• New sales director selected for Flyer
• ACSC approves proposed referendum
• 'Spelling Bee' opens new Beef & Boards season
• State launches Reagan Centennial website, activities
• Director retires from PPD, 911 center
• Health officials issue warning about sprouts
• Standoff ends in arrest
• State education foes partner to promote the mentoring message
• Former Brazil police chief arrested by ISP
• BMV introduces centralized distribution
• New shop caters to bicyclists
• Danville signs proclamation for quality of life study
• Annual powwow returns to fairgrounds
• HRH announces first baby of 2011
• The Porch marks anniversary of café
• Open house honors new superintendent
• Police continue with death investigation
• City offers free Christmas tree recycling
• Cunningham pleads guilty to battery charge
• Bank makes large deposit to local food pantries
• Fall TED Fund recipients announced
• Small pond offers ice training opportunity
• Sheltering Wings needs more support for expansion project
• Central Indiana shaken by earthquake
• Ex-Carmel players set to plea
• Transplant recipient heads to Rose Bowl
• Plainfield man admits to murder
• Community remembers long-time trustee
• Looking back at 2010
• Coatesville brothers earn Eagle Scout status
• Indiana Attorney General seeks compensation fund for fraud victims
• Church looks to share gospel through film
• Application deadline nears for 500 princess program
• Skillman announces she will not run for governor
• Adoptive family has a merry Christmas
• School administrator set to retire
• Officials to study quality of life in Hendricks County
• Fairgrounds shooting leaves one dead, one wounded
• Schizophrenic man throws child
• Avon looks to set parking regulations
• DOC fundraisers benefit Salvation Army
• Groups come together for bird project
• Chateau Thomas offers New Year's Eve celebration
• Beef & Boards offers New Year's entertainment
• Steel Rod Tattoos opens in Brownsburg
• Ganassi adds teams in Brownsburg
• PCF provides Christmas to less fortunate children
• Avon student conquers Kennedy Challenge
• County considers new insurance plan
• State Bank of Lizton holds special promotion
• PCSC finds areas of weakness after testing
• DCSC looks into additional math classes
• Students offer 'shopping spree' for needy
• College Goal Sunday returns on Feb. 20
• The Gathering Together welcomes community
• Superintendent arrested for OWI
• Relay team offers wrapping for donations
• Cultural Trail offers holiday open houses
• Airport offers holiday events for families
• Habitat for Humanity offers construction course
• Police look to brighten holidays with Shop with a Cop program
• Central Indiana hit with first major snow of season
• Four more years
• County approves new hours for animal shelter
• BHS cheerleaders again collecting cards for troops
• Students coordinate toy drive
• BHS hosts holiday concert
• Day care earns IDEM certification
• Happenin' Hendricks County re-airs Sunday
• School board agrees to delays for teacher prep
• Daniels announces agenda for education reform
• RE/MAX hosting toy drive for Sheltering Wings
• 'Joseph' production a tapestry of Hoosier actors
• UIndy presents Tony Award-winning play
• Band touts healing powers of blues rock
• Gone, but not forgotten
• Program aims to curb adolescent bullying
• Naptown to host roller derby tournament
• NRCS requests partner proposals for Wetlands Reserve Enhancement Program
• IMIS announces motorsports engineering scholarship
• NRCS issues final rule for Wildlife Habitat Incentives Program
• Eagle Creek Park Foundation hosts nature exhibit, sale
• Grants to help farmers improve rural environmental quality, energy efficiency
• DHS choir to perform at Christmas at the Zoo
• Community helps local amputee
• Town looks to annex pair of properties
• Kroger loses suit filed against Plainfield
• Brownsburg prepares for Christmas
• Deaf student excels at dancing
• Plainfield library showcases 'Wind-swept' series
• Fire Department sees holiday jump in fires, offers tips
• School bus aide resigns amid kiss allegation
• Butler Theatre presents Shakespeare's 'Twelfth Night'
• History center hosts Holiday Author Fair
• Wine Trail to host holiday event
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'The Best Christmas Pageant Ever'
• Grants to help farmers improve rural environmental quality, energy efficiency
• Meals on Wheels in need of volunteers
• Bomb threat discovered at Harris Academy
• Christmas classic rings in holidays at Buck Creek Playhouse
• Promotion combines cookies, smart phone technology
• Sheriff’s department receives donation
• Airport survives busy holiday travel
• Brownsburg B&O parents host breakfast with Santa
• Local teens begin faith-based radio show
• IFD receives oxygen masks for pets
• Angel of Hope vigil set for Dec. 6
• School official resigns amid harassment allegation
• Stormwater utility rate increases set to start in '11
• Gingerbread Christmas
• Brownsburg student selected for Circle of Lights
• Meningitis confirmed at BEMS
• Local principals earn recognition
• Avon prepares to celebrate Christmas
• Impromptu convocation
• President and vice president visit Kokomo
• U.S. 31 businesses take advantage of presidential visit
• Chrysler investing another $843M in Kokomo
• Turkey Run benefits area food pantries
• Avon follows lead, bans “Spice”
• Danville opens Christmas season Friday
• Survey shows higher food prices for Thanksgiving
• Chrysler announces Kokomo investment
• HRH uses new, larger MRI machine
• Beef & Boards announces 2011 season
• Man in custody runs from trooper
• Holiday production a tribute to classic variety TV shows
• Art students decorate county snow plows
• Brownsburg receives INDOT school grant
• Trustee-elect names new appointments
• Town awarded grant for projects
• Plainfield gas station robbed
• Pittsboro resident opens doggie daycare in Clermont
• Dungy tells inmates to believe in second chances
• Marketplace to showcase locally made art and food
• Lodge collects items for shelter
• Statehouse leaders offer sneak preview
• County natives to march in Macy's Parade
• Avon schools use technology to aid seniors
• Flyer celebrates 12 days of Christmas
• Danville considers getting into the broadband business
• Mill Creek students host bingo fundraiser
• Eel River Fire to host chili supper
• Avon band continues winning streak
• Avon considers expanding subdivision control ordinance
• Group works to set up Circle of Lights
• IMS holds food drive, circles track
• Hendricks Regional Health hosts annual awards dinner
• Avon school board approves expansion
• Police investigate car accident
• Program needs help to be Santa
• Fitness facility takes on whole family
• Danville family's horse wins Appaloosa World Championship
• Galleries feature images of children available for adoption
• Three arrested in attempted burglary
• Farm Bureau raising funds for hunger relief
• Brokaw speaks at annual chamber dinner
• Plainfieldneighborhood back on track
• Plainfieldworks with IAA on land use issues
• Bane Equipment hires general manager
• State’s first 2010 West Nile death reported
• County lifts open burn ban
• Program needs help to be Santa
• County honors veterans
• Big Cat Rescues
• Plainfieldresident reflects on active duty
• Symphonic society earns HCCF grant
• PFC visitor charged with inmate trafficking
• Constitutional marriage amendment may see new life
• Liquor stores pull caffeinated alcohol drinks from shelves
• Veteran, council member reconnects with his past
• Multiple agencies battle airport blaze
• Rolls Royce marks 50-year partnership
• BPD recognizes employees
• WWII POW learns to forgive
• Multiple agencies battle airport blaze
• Butler Ballet presents 'The Nutcracker'
• Taxidermist processes deer for the hungry
• You remind me of...
• Suspect sought
• Marketplace to showcase locally made art and food
• Indy Connect lists meeting schedule
• Voters say yes to property tax referendum
• Local restaurant to raise funds for epilepsy
• Woman killed in single-car accident
• Moving forward
• Fiddler places in competition
• Woman killed in single-car accident
• Hendricks County Flyer will honor area veterans
• Craft show returning to county fairgrounds
• Looking at Election 2010
• County reports smooth election process
• Johnson earns re-election bid
• Moody’s Butcher Shop expands
• New doctor joining medical group
• Appellate court judges retained by voters
• Voters say yes to property tax referendum
• Town council works to finish projects it began
• Washington Township looks toward new vision
• 'Dreamgirls' lives up to the hype
• Cascade presents 'Play On!'
• Brownsburg announces ‘Build-a-Bale’ winner
• Hoosier voters make voices heard on election day
• Election Results
• Colts, city host first 5K walk/run
• Hendricks County Flyer will honor area veterans
• One-woman play brings Dickinson poetry, letters to life
• Oaklandon Civic Theatre to present 'Musical Comedy Murders'
• Board puts assistant police chief on unpaid leave
• Ex-chamber leader files lawsuit
• Memory screenings available
• Assistance offered with Medicare plans
• Brownsburg hosting Family Turkey Bowl
• Volunteers help mark new Burnett Woods boundaries
• HendricksCountyjudge finalist for state judgeship
• AHS students of the month
• Plainfield students recognized at meeting
• Living with Faith
• Airport announces new agreement with airlines
• Fall property tax deadline is Nov. 10
• Immunization deadline arrives for Wayne Township
• Ben Davis gets Rose Bowl invite
• Festival added to Scarecrow Contest
• New digital collection puts Indy firefighters in spotlight
• WayneTownship superintendent retires
• Keeping Clermont beautiful
• Horsing around
• Local group takes on bullying
• It’s official!
• INDOT will close portion of U.S. 136
• ISP make arrest in 1979 slaying
• Bank robbers apprehended after chase
• Avon teen injured in three-story fall
• Brownsburg man killed in motorcycle accident
• Brownsburg considers early release for 2011-12 school year
• Penney shoppers can help YMCA
• Aviation-themed charter school to open in Indy
• Local Parkinson’s Support Group participates in international project
• County seeking feedback with health survey
• Friends of the Shelter host fundraising walk
• Plainfield hosts fire prevention event
• AEF hosts annual event
• ACSC gets bond, considers school addition
• Spice ban passes in Plainfield
• Tickets go on sale Friday for Paula Dean show
• Washington Township opens new portion of park
• Investigation underway in house fire
• Secretariat fan appears in movie
• Fallen firefighters remembered at memorial service
• DCSC establishes outdoor learning lab
• Domestic violence is community issue
• Duke Energy places employees on leave
• Family offers unique racing experience
• Downtown merchants hold decorating contest
• State Bank of Lizton celebrates 100 years of service
• All in the same boat
• Avon NHS sponsoring trick or treat event
• New county maps available
• State Road 267 to close in Brownsburg
• Fall property tax due date coming
• Foundation celebrates millionth dollar donation
• HCT sets auditions for youth play
• Band brings vintage to modern age
• Rain dampens Quaker Days
• Walk to Remember
• IUPUI hosts senate debates
• Citizens group pushes health care petition
• HRH YMCA registering for charter memberships
• I-70 to briefly close for beautification project
• Band brings vintage to modern age
• Aero Engine Controls marks first year in Indy
• Singer offers monthly supper club
• Officials investigating fatal accident
• Beef & Boards presents 'White Christmas'
• Harrison Home offers ghost stories for the season
• Brownsburg coaches get assigned bus seats
• Hauntsburg makes its debut in Brownsburg
• Portion of I-70 to close for beautification project
• Applebee’s donating to ClarkMemorial Fund
• NSSB makes community number one
• Domestic violence affects victims at home and work
• Vehicle fire leads to extra precautions
• Plainfieldofficials look to ban Spice
• Men’s quintet to perform at The Hearth
• Candidates’ Forum scheduled for Oct. 5
• Former presidential candidate to speak at Oct. 29 luncheon
• Gallery to host artists for October
• Town looks to move forward with trail project
• Applebee’s donating to Clark Memorial Fund
• Airport hosts open houses to share study with public
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'Dames At Sea'
• Churches to host coat drive
• Orchard to conduct annual apple festival
• As jackpot grows, sale of lottery tickets on the rise
• Bleu Django to perform in Danville
• Robbery suspect apprehended
• Bar band uses earnestness to find success
• Beasley’s Orchard brings back fall tradition
• Crowds turn out for annual AvonHeritage Festival
• Brownsburg neighborhood to get rehabilitation work
• Million Dollar Community Event comes to ORP to benefit BEF
• Community builds outdoor area at Reagan Elementary
• Disannexation approved for Plainfield Elks Club
• Task force hosts summit on sexual violence
• Habit of the Heart tackles need in style
• Musical opens Buck Creek's 37th season
• Mayor signs order banning open burning
• Jameson Camp holds fundraiser
• Sheltering Wings hosts awareness event
• Heritage Festival celebrates alumni with annual game
• Avon Ivy Tech location hosts ribbon cutting
• HCSS receives grant funds
• Council discusses snow removal, salt barn
• Commissioners request quotes for county’s insurance
• Susie’s Places expands into Monroe County
• I-65 traffic to be diverted at S.R. 267
• Boutique to open in Avon
• Brownsburg hosting fall festival and chili cook off
• Council approves annexation of property, zoning change
• Officials approve study of dam
• Brownsburg police investigate possible arson at nursing home
• African Children's Choir to perform at Cornerstone
• Brunch to benefit BHS grad
• Families, businesses invited to build scarecrows
• Technology moves forward and so do your area libraries
• HCCVB looks to enhance, develop tourism
• HCCF grants thousands to organizations
• County temporarily bans open fires
• Flyer staff claims HSPA honors
• “ReadUp” program seeking volunteers
• Former presidential candidate to speak at Oct. 29 luncheon
• Theater major returns home for performance
• Police investigate fatal accident
• BCP announces Jarrett Scholarship winners
• Pyramid Players present 'The Little Mermaid'
• Danville chamber seeks nominations
• IMCPL announces reduced hours
• Firefighters battle field fire
• Celebrating Avon kicks off festival
• Clermont Old Fashioned Day to help the young homeless
• Prime Time Expo held at fairgrounds
• Pittsboro police partner with DEA
• PCMS students take field trip in their own backyard
• AEF prepares for gala event
• Clarian West hosts second B&O event
• YMCA makes progress after slow start
• Shopkeeper files federal lawsuit against town
• Trucks crash on Raceway Road
• Soldier's death confirmed as drowning
• Police seize 18 pounds of marijuana
• Ride held for Susie’s Place
• Town approves module for utility bills
• Bus hits pedestrian on westside
• Special Olympics hosts state equestrian event
• DCHS approves smaller budget
• Duke energy partners with THINK to put electric cars on the roadways
• Students join together for fundraising walk
• HendricksCountyto be featured on ‘Savor Indiana’
• PHS hosts annual marching festival
• Artists' Studio presents '101 Dalmatians'
• Financial literacy tour returns
• Airport showcases local jazz musicians
• Remembering the fallen
• Film Noir series opens new TOTS season
• Avon prepares for Heritage Festival
• Danville to sell former town hall to county
• Habit of the Heart overcoming obstacles
• Indiana INTERNnet accepting IMPACT Award nominations
• Indiana State Police: Use caution in school zones
• Man looks to raise money for heart walk
• Organizations offer master naturalist certification
• A Grande new heart
• The schools of Liberty Township
• PHS homecoming set for Sept. 10
• Helicopter service aids county with medical needs
• Bike ride leads to weekend death
• Brownsburg hosts free recycling event
• Mom arrested for OWI with kids in car
• Boy Scouts serve up famous ham
• Old Fashion Days marks 35th year
• Couple arrested for burglary in Hendricks County
• Arts council hosts annual luncheon
• Young talent flocks to 'Annie' auditions
• Entrepreneur looks to help others in business
• Indy airport to host free jazz event
• ORP under new direction
• [you] Ruined It For Everyone
• Surveys indicate courthouse's effect on downtown Danville
• Danville mulls county's latest bid to buy former town hall
• SWMD seeks environmental education award nominations
• Day of Caring
• Local farmer holds plot tour for new corn trait
• School corporation dedicates AALC
• Communications center holds ride for Susie's Place
• Beef & Boards to present 'Camelot'
• LINK program continues to grow
• Authorities seeking suspect in attempted bank robbery
• Plane Pull Challenge enjoys record turnout
• State and federal governments join together for conservation
• Group hopes to improve downtown Plainfield
• Police say suicide note admits to homicide
• All Ford Car Show returns to Brownsburg
• Local author's book to be re-released
• Organizations offer master naturalist certification
• Victim's autopsy confirms drowning
• Man arrested after Meijer theft
• Scott County Sheriff looking for assistance
• Exchange Club organizing in Hendricks County
• New beginnings
• Disannexation issue continues in Plainfield
• Study on judicial center's economic impact to be unveiled
• Brownsburg Fire to make cuts
• Clarian West utilizes new rehab tool
• Speedway mother named Indiana Mom of the Year
• Special Olympics gears up for annual Plane Pull Challenge
• Biden advocates veteran care at convention
• HCT finds permanent home
• From the bench ...
• Residents collect items for troops
• Robey Elementary welcomes Chinese visitors
• Sheriff Joe
• Wings of Golf raises thousands for United Way
• Legion group collecting bicycles for needy children
• DUI charges dropped against IMPD officer in fatal accident
• Fire of historic home spurs investigation
• County expects less income tax revenue for '11
• Town Council approves contact for emergency vehicle safety
• Sideline reporter helps Sheltering Wings
• Indiana among fastest states weatherizing low-income homes
• Woman looks to aid animal shelter
• Fallen officer remembered with bike ride
• New orthopedic surgeon joins Hendricks Regional Health
• Four arrested for Reeve Home arson
• WTCT accepting show submissions
• Music for All, Tournament of Roses to bring national champion band to Rose Parade
• Group conducts annual Lunch at the Airport
• Police arrest man for fleeing traffic stop
• Drum Corps competition draws thousands
• Brownsburg teen arrested for Facebook threat
• Passing of teacher inspires fund for artists
• IMS unveils 100th Indy 500 logo
• 70-year-old woman injured in fire
• IMPD officer facing multiple charges
• Symphonic Society announces scholarship program
• Symphonic Society announces new season
• County Park Board seeks public input on master plan
• Grant provides recycling education, recreation
• Danville considers changing speed limit on Columbia Street
• Former police chief’s lawsuit “without merit”
• PCSC ISTEP scores finally released
• Color Guard earns fourth consecutive title
• Avon welcomes Interstate All Battery
• Builder keeps busy in Brownsburg
• Window display drawing attention
• ACSC holds dedication for new elementary school
• Comedy makes Beef & Boards debut
• Errant dog returns home
• HCT sets auditions for musical 'Dames at Sea'
• Event to promote aviation
• Shady Lane Southextension now open
• Commissioners OK purchase of new vehicles
• New D.A.R.E. car unveiled
• Horse farm offers special service
• Frazee Gardens hosts dog adoption event
• Former police chief files suit, makes allegations
• Township OKs consolidation, but final verdict is still out
• Council still considering Elks Club’s disannexation
• From the bench ... 8-10-10
• State adopts new education standards
• Police suspect attempted robbery triggered shooting
• Indianapolis selected to host first Big Ten game
• Officer strikes motorcycles, one killed
• Mayor hosts event to honor troops
• Sycamore Services celebrates Tiki Time
• Creating Hope in Haiti
• Insurance agency moves to Avon
• Dentist marks 20 years of service
• Avon Police capture two bank robbery suspects
• Country music singer finds shortcut to success
• From the bench ...
• Town Hall Park to host car show
• Jaycees host 30th annual demolition derby
• IMPD officer arrested after dispute, manhunt
• Memorial project eligible for grant money
• County considers public utility to fund 911 center
• Bobcat found in Hendricks County
• Avon Police identify Key Bank robbery suspect
• National crime prevention event comes to county
• Hoosiers to receive thousands of all-hazards alert radios
• Young girl killed on westside
• County still looking at buying former town hall
• Clarian West sees success from Cardiopulmonary Center
• Safety first
• Honoring life
• Lazy A Ranch serves as stop on farm tour
• Brownsburg residents advance in radio contest
• Danville vandals apprehended
• Key Bank in Avon robbed
• Beef & Boards schedules adult general auditions
• Indy Film Fest announces 2010 winners
• Everest movie comes to downtown Indy's IMAX
• Civic Theatre to present Broadway musical 'Rent'
• A place to die with dignity
• Plainfieldmoves forward with redevelopment project
• Shuffleboard tourney planned for Aug. 7
• From the bench ...
• Monical’s Pizza collects school supplies for shelter
• Exhibit highlights Japanese culture, strong ties to Indiana
• County home to rehab old cell building
• School forced to reduce budget
• Color guard goes for record
• State Fair revenues buffer state budget cuts
• Domestic violence center marks one-year anniversary
• Officers ride across state in memory of their own
• Rodeo returns to county fair
• HRH welcomes nephrology team
• Ivy Tech opens office, readies for first classes
• Disney musical showcases local youth
• Hendricks Civic Theatre presents 'The Music Man'
• Danville could see water, sewer rate hikes
• Parks department takes over league
• A Tribute To Dr. Seuss

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