Zionsville, IN News

• Zionsville, IN News
• ZCHS teacher in serious condition after bicycle accident
• Chamber names new executive director
• Youth as Resources awards grants
• Commission discusses new subdivision
• Council discusses reclassification
• King named teacher of the year
• Whitestown council approves tax abatement
• Public input wanted for new park name
• Humane Society hopes to raise money, build facility
• Council approves new utilities manager
• Youth as Resources awards grants
• Whitestown council approves tax abatement
• Humane Society hopes to raise money, build facility
• Station 93 now open for service
• Three cheers for local girl’s fight against cancer
• Students, teachers honored during Top 5 breakfast
• More than just a jewelry store
• Eagle students bike to school
• Strategic Plan will be online by May 18, public presentation slated
• Chamorro told ‘fiery pit’ waits for him
• County Council defunds Ford Road Bridge Project
• ZCS to provide full day kindergarten
• Market EVE returns with beer tent May 18
• Three cheers for local girl’s fight against cancer
• Traders Point Christian Academy will graduate first high school class
• Boone County Council defunds Ford Road Bridge Project
• Anti Mini run
• Hoosier race fan turns passion into career
• ZCHS teacher wants to ‘Restart the Arts’
• Voter turnout ‘just kind of average’
• Council incumbents sweep nominations
• Willhoite chosen to take auditor position
• Hough takes coroner’s race
• Ford Road bridge funding likely to be contentious
• Council in debate over sewer service
• ZFD partners with schools to save money
• Residents decide that yes is best
• Zionsville named Tree City
• Hoosier race fan turns passion into career
• BCSO searches for man involved in auto theft ring
• The hard road to citizenship
• Town to hold ceremony to open trail
• Middle school students want to make a difference
• Lighting up the Torch Run
• Man wants to help people sit comfortably
• Girl Scouts collect supplies for Henryville victims
• Council in early stages of plans
• Board answers questions about stormwater utility
• Council unhappy with bridge project
• Residential properties stay in TIF district
• A look at who is running for office
• Trial probable for Whitestown police major
• Maplelawn Farmstead added to National Historic Register
• Residences remain in TIF district
• Man wants to help people sit comfortably
• BACA breaks ground for new building
• Two suffer minor injuries after crash on Oak Street
• Group revises first draft of strategic plan
• State funds $385k to ZCS for teacher bonuses
• Commissioners give final OK for Ford Road bridge
• ZCS RIFs 17 teachers
• ZCHS teacher wants to ‘Restart the Arts’
• State funds $385k to ZCS for teacher bonuses
• Two suffer minor injuries after crash on Oak Street
• ZRAPOA asks for working group’s support
• Group revises first draft of strategic plan
• Zionsville native hopes it’s three strikes and out for cancer
• Library receives sculpture
• CFBC donates 9k to Morning Dove
• A place for all children alike
• Whitestown may explore impact fees
• Council to discuss stormwater utility fee
• A look at how schools are funded
• Participants, sponsor sought for fourth annual Law Enforcement Torch Run
• BACA looks to expand in Zionsville
• Report finds nearly one-third of Indiana college freshmen are not 'college ready'
• Man wants to help people sit comfortably
• Zionsville resident ‘comes on down’
• Council to discuss stormwater utility fee
• Post debate, Senate race turns to ground game
• BACA looks to expand in Zionsville
• Participants, sponsor sought for fourth annual Law Enforcement Torch Run
• Woman hopes to ‘CLEAN up’ Boone County
• Lugar and Mourdock debate with civil war of words
• Egg Hunt
• Student spends spring break overseas
• Zionsville resident climbs Kilimanjaro
• Lilly’s Boutique Gallery celebrates 20th anniversary
• ZPD hopes to start Neighborhood Watch
• REI apartments aid town, ZCS budgets
• Council endorses referendum
• Officials say funding shortfalls not a result of teacher salaries
• Gallery ready for next step after artist death
• Student spends spring break overseas
• Rising higher: Boone 2nd on health list
• Last call for fish for all
• New apartment complex right on schedule
• Student sells cookies for a cause
• The modern photographic print gallery of the midwest
• Doctor provides ‘Eagle Eyes’ for Hondurans
• PACs spread their message
• Three employees resign from Chamber of Commerce
• Whitestown interested in extending rail trail
• ‘I spy’ Eggstra eggs
• REI apartments to impact ZCS budget
• Three resign from Chamber of Commerce
• New apartment complex right on schedule
• Doctor provides ‘Eagle Eyes’ for Hondurans
• Student sells cookies for a cause
• Boy Scouts collect food
• A one-stop shop for all musical needs
• Residents ask to be removed from TIF
• Safety Board addresses stop sign concerns
• Council to discuss school’s referendum
• Working group receives first draft of plan
• Council hopes to get private funds for ice rink study
• Voter registration deadline approaches
• Review group finds no evidence to link deaths
• Town gets $15k for tree project
• Working group receives first draft of plan
• Town gets $15k for tree project
• Whitestown interested in extending rail trail
• Working group receives first draft of plan
• Former ZPD detective sentenced to probation
• Woman gives gift of clear sight on mission trip
• Akard’s to host re-opening celebration March 23, 24
• Girl scouts hope to improve literacy
• Whitestown Town Council approves tax abatement
• EDC extends contract for strategic plan
• Ford Road bridge to top joint meeting agenda
• Town investigates deaths at Walker Farms
• Man sentenced to 30 months
• Zionsville residents showcase goods at marketplace
• Fro-yo comes to Zionsville
• Samuelson named officer of the year
• WFD appoints several to admin positions
• Local girl’s fairy tale wish is granted
• School board looks at another financial problem
• ZPD, ZCS partner to deter drugs in schools
• Samuelson named officer of the year
• Local girl’s fairy tale wish is granted
• Naturefest
• Let’s do the math
• Zionsville woman thinks new business will ‘stick’
• Community Foundation partners with three agencies to tackle literacy issues
• Street departments save thousands in mild winter
• Council changes Town Manager HR role
• Council to discuss potential for ice rink
• Whitestown only town among finalists for Indiana’s Stellar Community award
• Laurel Street, Rail Trail entrances to be closed for construction
• Let’s do the math
• Zionsville woman growing small business
• Whitestown named Stellar Community
• Youth art to be displayed at several locations in March
• ZPD promotes detective, adds reserve officer
• Zionsville woman celebrates seventh birthday
• Ash Wednesday serves as beginning of Lent
• First grade girl diagnosed with incurable disease
• Sewer and water lines may be extended in TIF district
• Council to discuss town manager’s HR role
• Fight for Ford Road bridge replacement continues
• School board decides on referendum
• Commissioners approve speed study on CR 525 S
• Fight for Ford Road bridge replacement continues
• Youth art to be displayed at several locations in March
• School board decides on referendum
• Walgreens construction to begin within 30 days
• Habitat hosts ‘Taste of Boone County’ fundraiser
• School board discusses three referendum options
• State legislators talk smoking ban, new maps
• Taking the plunge...again
• Students to spend spring break in Haiti
• Z’West PTO awards grants
• Zionsville teen charged with counterfeiting, drug possession
• Chamorro sentencing hearing may be costly
• WPD needs help to solve gas station robbery
• Man beaten in his home
• State legislators talk smoking ban, new maps
• Chamorro sentencing hearing may be costly
• Zionsville woman spreads knowledge of aromatherapy
• Five injured in head-on collision
• Scales receives firefighter of the year award
• Starkey Park gets signage, maps
• Zionsville resident retires from Navy command
• Roundtable considers economic growth, farmland preservation
• Group responds to public comment
• GOP field for seat at seven
• Indianapolis man dies in interstate crash
• Alleged meth dealer arrested at fast-food restaurant parking lot
• Thomas takes reins of learning network
• ZCS Autism Team to present Temple Grandin movie
• ZCS to discuss referendum
• Scales receives firefighter of the year award
• New fire station to be completed by spring
• Students to spend spring break in Haiti
• Zionsville resident retires from Navy post
• The Second City hits Zionsville this weekend
• Auto shop soups up wheelchair for young boy
• ZPD promotes Samuelson to detective
• Fourth Republican enters council race
• Council opposes Ford Road bridge project
• Foundation offers medical scholarship
• Students sponsor ‘Cinderella project’
• Beef & Boards goes blonde with upcoming show
• ZBowl fun
• Giants win
• From Hoosier to Hollywood
• Four win chamber awards
• Come on and take a ‘Z Ride’
• ‘Super Car’ comes to Trader’s Point Creamery
• Indy Executive Airport ready for Super Bowl
• Chefs to ‘pop up’ all over town
• SullivanMunce offers walking tour
• Three Indie Rock bands perform during Zbowl
• ZBowl Committee offers Winterfest weekend
• Zionsville raises money, plans events for Super Bowl weekend
• Zionsville woman enters House race
• Indy Executive Airport ready for Super Bowl
• Come on and take a ‘Z Ride’
• Lions Park hosts events Super Bowl weekend
• Two ZCHS grads intern for state senate
• Night to remember
• ZCS rated one of best schools in state
• Chamorro admits to murders
• Strategic plan group has a lot of work to do
• School board cuts expenses
• Zionsville man to play tennis legends for charity
• Zionsville man to play tennis legends for charity
• Schools come together to help out eighth-grader
• Strategic plan group looks through feedback
• Chamorro admits to murders
• Students learn the importance of giving one flower arrangement at a time
• Local entrepreneurs make an impact on drink mixes
• Hope for Heroes raises $4k for homeless veterans
• There’s an app for that
• Strategic plan group will discuss possible changes
• SullivanMunce names interim director
• Citgo’s down, now what?
• Contractor, Ohio bank assume control of ASI
• WPD officers file appeal
• Football camp to benefit special education
• Theft of purse leads to manhunt
• Police look for man involved in robbery, carjacking
• Football camp held Feb. 4 to benefit special education
• WPD officers file appeal
• The buildings are down, now what?
• Whitestown search for public utility manager continues
• Hoosier Momma?
• Three firefighters hurt while battling $1.5 million fire in Lebanon
• Whitestown continues search for public utility manager
• Main Citgo building demolished
• Driver dies of injuries after two-vehicle wreck
• Amazon agrees to collect sales tax by 2014
• Town hangs banners for Super Bowl
• Touching comedy kicks off Beef and Boards 39th season
• School board looks at general fund deficits
• Death penalty charges against Chamorro stand
• Ex-ZCHS teacher receives probation on single count of child seduction
• Ind. 334 to close for two days
• ASI suddenly suspends business at Whitestown facility, 200 out of work
• Amazon to collect online sales tax
• Group to present potential First Street design
• Town council seeks nominations to serve on boards
• Local woman named Environmentalist of the Year
• New council shares same mindset
• Legion official dies in crash
• ZMS student stars in production of ‘Willy Wonka’
• Attorneys must reach agreement or Chamorro will face trial
• A look at ZCS’ budget crisis in 2011
• Big year for elections
• Trans plan modified, approved in 2011
• Town park gets vandalized
• Major changes at ZPD in 2011
• 2011 a big year for Citgo property
• Friendly fire closes tavern
• PVE children donate to school for less fortunate
• Family split overseas unites in spirit of the holidays
• Board approves phase one of new park
• Noah Grant’s move may receive help
• Whitestown continues with HR policy audit
• Group receives feedback on strategic plan
• Ford Road bridge gets public hearing
• Town council to discuss transfer of services, budget cuts
• Chief to dismiss two WPD officers
• Z'ville teacher, resident named the state’s Outstanding Middle School Educator
• Local student fights two battles
• YAR awards grants
• Little girl’s cancer fight inspires warm response
• Fire department to escort Santa
• Lionel Dubay award nominations sought
• Chamorro death penalty dismissal hearing delayed
• Debt restructure helps out schools
• ZPD to change software
• Fire department to escort Santa
• School Board to discuss financial outlook
• Special needs students run successful business
• Judge approves merger of Servies cases in one court
• Citgo buildings will come down
• Merchants push for online sales tax collection
• Carter’s Toy Museum to shut doors
• Anderson, Fouch trial dates rescheduled
• Z’ville named Super Celebration Site
• Post office preps for holiday season
• Eagle honors available for holiday gift giving
• Light up the holidays
• An in-depth look at the 96th Street bridge project
• Shoppers fill local businesses for Black Friday
• Local woman known as Supermom
• Couple moves overseas to help those in need
• New W’town chief looks to fill growing needs
• Changes could come to 911 services
• Four apprehended, three guns recovered in weekend shooting
• Chamber seeks award nominations
• Zville native headlines in Indianapolis holiday show
• Performance - A Christmas Story
• An artisan occasion
• Collins named chamber executive director
• Zionsville lights up holiday season Nov. 25
• Commission recommends creation of impact fee
• No tension between businesses over Christmas lights
• Anderson resigns from ZPD
• Group addresses concerns over strategic plan
• Chamorro costs to be outlined to county council
• Chamorro seeks dismissal of death penalty
• Merchants participate in ‘Small Business Saturday Nov. 26
• Group addresses concerns over strategic plan
• Cub scouts make history
• ZEF awards fall grants
• New pedestrian signal at Oak Street and Ford Road
• Schools partner with SullivanMunce
• Commission approves app development
• Board discusses new park
• Rail Trail entrances close
• Company helps Boy Scouts, Toys for Tots
• Chamber awards bring surprises, emotions
• SullivanMunce hosts Artisans’ Fair Nov. 19
• Commission to hear update on Citgo property, discuss DOW property
• Citgo owners file appeal
• Board approves 2012 school calendar
• Pumpkin party
• Man arrested for possession of guns, marijuana
• Resident celebrates life after battle with cancer
• There’s an app for that
• Park board develops concepts for new park
• Local voters to vote on school debt restructuring question
• Candidates see need for transparency, development
• Sexual battery charges filed against Whitestown employee
• No major injuries after school bus collision
• Zionsville native signs with well-known music label
• Candidates see need for transparency, development
• Market to reopen under new name
• No major injuries after school bus and car collide
• Ghosts of Zionsville
• Commissioners postpone decision on speed limit
• Company raises money for breast cancer research
• ZCHS student earns ‘Boost’ recognition
• County, Zionsville receive IACT government cooperation award
• Council supports new senior living development
• School board discusses 2012 budget
• W’town seeks public input on street renaming
• Resident celebrates life after battle with cancer
• Zionsville Fire department educates children on safety
• Chili time
• ZFD says Station 93 is right on schedule
• Zionsville man dies after head-on crash
• Graef music fund inspires young musicians
• Falling for autumn art
• ZMS gets new technology
• Whitestown committee close to finalization of reorg plan
• Ex-ZCHS teacher receives probation on single count of child seduction
• Starkey Park to close Oct. 13-15
• Z-Bowl brings in art
• Michigan Road designated as state byway
• Fire department educates children on safety
• Whitestown committee close to finalization of reorg plan
• Police catch man after three-county pursuit
• Z Bowl Committee to bring in art collection
• Committee to discuss reorganization
• Semi overturns on 865, shuts down highway
• Zionsville hits the bricks
• Chapman named Homecoming Queen
• ZCHS National Merit semifinalists named
• Council cancels Hamilton SE Utilities
• Construction company may develop Citgo property
• Zionsville library board changes
• 96th Street construction to begin in March
• Board approves seized truck trade-in
• Council votes to cut ties with Hamilton Southeastern Utilities
• Literacy program back for second year at Zionsville West
• Town Council discusses 2012 budget
• 50s-style drive in
• Preschool tries to break world record
• Council moves forward on Citgo property
• ZCS adjusts to larger classrooms
• Council to discuss 2012 budget, zoning ordinance
• Boone EDC shares marketing plans for Super Bowl weekend
• Second person arrested in counterfeit case
• Brush and limb collection begins Oct. 3
• ZEF awards professional development grants
• Residents raise funds for clean water in Haiti
• Council to discuss 2012 budget, new zoning ordinance
• Park board looks to head off any future problems
• Council to discuss Citgo property
• Safety first
• Zionsville man arrested on counterfeiting charges
• ZPD officer wins four medals at World Police and Fire Games
• ZFD purchases new ambulance
• Commission approves vacant business renovations
• Whitestown utilities manager charged with battery for fondling official
• New pizza joint comes to town
• ZCS adjusts to larger class sizes
• Council discusses makeup of governing body after reorg
• We will never forget
• Children take time to read to man’s best friend
• Local student creates 9/11 tribute for school
• Ruddell wins Miss Outstanding Teen competition
• Council rezones 421 property for apartment complex
• School board to consider Medicaid agreement
• Morris named second in command at ZPD
• Morris named second in command at ZPD
• A Polo at Sunset
• Child advocacy center accepts WPD donation
• Habitat for Humanity Apostles Build competed
• County forms government advocating committee
• ZCS remains at top of the class
• Zionsville doctor under investigation
• Whitestown Board looking to fill opening
• US 421 Resurfacing Project under way
• ZCHS senior making most of opportunity
• Indianapolis Executive Airport helping out in the community
• Grand Prix Bike Race
• United Way kicks off 2011 campaign with record goal
• Semi plows through local cemetery
• Small Blessings rocks the boat and implements ROWE
• Hampton Inn at Anson coming soon
• Council to consider adding term limits
• Zionsville man pleads guilty to federal charges
• New owners take a swing at golf course amenities
• Council to vote on rezoning, microloan
• U.S. 421 Resurfacing Project Begins Tuesday
• Zionsville man charged with wire fraud, money laundering
• Semi plows through local cemetery
• Local Sugarland fans still processing state fair tragedy
• ZPD officer to represent department in police games
• Indianapolis ballet premieres 3 Zionsville dancers
• Habitat prepares to build new home
• Local twins host golf tourney to raise funds for needy children
• RDC approves small business microloan project
• Two designs presented for First Street project
• Zionsville retailer sells winning Powerball ticket worth $200,000
• Night Moves rakes in $20,000
• Back to School for Zionsville - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Engle wins Grand Prix race
• Paint the town
• Town council to review development
• County questions library appointments
• ZCHS honored for high ap scores
• Legion’s Legacy Card Campaign hits Zionsville
• Knox named police chief
• Eat and dance the night away
• Whitestown celebrates National Night Out
• Meals on Wheels delivers meals, birthday wishes
• Horse show highlights family, horsemanship
• 90-16 campaign saves a second teacher
• Cultural center receives $10k
• School ups technology usage with Twitter, Facebook
• Knox named police chief
• Dowden resigns; 5 ZPD officers reprimanded
• Dowden resigns amid investigation, 5 others penalized
• Community fun day
• A neighbor’s helping hand
• ZCS hires new Eagle principal
• Town seeks input for First Street project
• Homeowners asked to help clean water
• Whitestown hopes for commercial growth
• Mitchell appointed to plan commission
• Town appeals airport land use decision
• Carter Farms rents out calves for children
• Temps reach 10-year high
• ISO draws crowd at Zionsville performance
• Hike for Haiti hopes to raise $16k
• Protesters rally to impeach Obama
• My Sugar Pie brings something sweet to Pine Street
• SullivanMunce Cultural Center asks council for $10k
• Cortopassi resigns from chamber post
• Anderson man arrested on seven counts
• Town looks to boost commercial development
• Summons hearing set in Anderson conversion case
• Heat Wave
• Lebanon family visits Whitehouse, talks Medicaid
• ZCS fills open positions
• Dickman fights on and off the court
• Z’ville PD detective charged with conversion
• ZCS approves ballot question
• Town seeks sanitary expansion
• ZCS excels at ISTEP-Plus
• McCraw sentenced to 22 years
• Schools seek debt refinancing
• Special judge announced in Anderson case
• ZPD detective charged with conversion
• Camp shows children how to make a difference
• WWII exhibition now open
• Police department holds third annual Teen Academy
• Akard employee collects pop tabs for kids
• Council approves trans plan resolution
• Commissioners to decide new precinct boundaries
• Ind. 334 transfer to local governments complete
• ZCS see energy savings
• Ind. 334 transfer to local governments complete
• Camp Riley will give one girl hope, independence
• Degler introduces book, holds book signing
• A space to create
• Tricycles for tots
• ZFD attends Burn Camp
• State police seize second police vehicle in 5 days
• Brye files for D-1
• Judge rules in favor of airport authority
• State police seize second police vehicle in 5 days
• Jerlecki crowned Miss Indiana 2011
• Miss Indiana contestants enjoy celebrity treatment
• Torch run fires through town
• 334 will get new name, speed limits
• Town may spend $10k for author to look at comp plan
• Whitestown detective arrested
• Transportation plan, then and now
• Charges pending after 2 hour standoff
• Celebrate Independence Day in the park July 4
• New store to open on Main Street
• ZFD breaks ground on third station
• Neighborhoods being looked at for reclassification, town utilities
• Officials confirm more Dowden investigation
• School board looks at debt restructuring
• Commissioners approve new language for Ford Road Bridge
• Series of vandalisms reported
• Street and Stormwater Board approves utility rate action
• Lightning storm causes Zionsville fires
• Foundation celebrates 20th anniversary
• Local girl to compete in Miss Indiana teen pageant
• Relay paints town purple
• One down, 15 to go
• ZMS student receives first in Letters about Literature
• Mite-E-Ducts wins ‘Cool Tool’ contest
• ZFD golf outing raises $4,000
• Del Vecchio family fights back against cancer
• ZPD officer named relay honorary chair
• Restaurant raises $3,000 for teachers
• Six teens arrested on alcohol charges
• 90-16 saves first teacher
• Large crowd turnout for first Lincoln Park concert
• NFL speaker kicks off Chamber luncheon
• Council moves forward with transportation plan
• Post office considers options
• Lugar speaks at EDC breakfast
• Board finalizes RIF deal
• ZPD officer recovering from accident injuries
• County adopts uniform warning system
• Maplelawn hosts Farmstead Follies June 26
• Two share 2011 valedictorian title
• ZPD officer in stable condition after crash
• Creating ties, one soccer game at a time
• The business of books
• Home Depot helps teach students job skills
• Aid to Joplin personal issue for TPCC pastor
• Zionsville home suffers smoke damage from smoldering fire
• Garden plots to feed the hungry, teach community
• Indianapolis Symphony comes to Zionsville July 17
• W’town will ask USDA for wastewater plant money
• Congressman Pence headlines Lincoln Day dinner
• Facade committee hosts meeting over coffee
• Dance to help one boy find hope in cancer
• Airport, Zionsville given June 3 deadline on zoning dispute
• Council to discuss trans plan at next meeting
• Hoosier Village construction plan gets revamped
• Cracker Barrel to open this fall at I-65 and Ind. 334
• New road would link Ind. 267, 334
• Garden tour will feature flowers, fresh ideas
• Stevens speaks at Rotary
• ZEF awards 14 grants to Zionsville teachers
• Ready, get set... go
• Student gets Peer of the Year award
• Parks and Rec gets $200k grant for park
• Primary winners prepare
• Relief for debt-laden school districts comes with voter-approval caveat
• 421 accident sends 5 to hospital
• Zionsville man found dead, pinned under tractor
• Student injured in bike accident
• Farmers’ Market opens this Saturday
• Citizens for a Better Zionsville win in low voter turnout
• Apartment plans to be reviewed in May
• Council rezones Dow property
• Resident starts 90-16 campaign
• Students stage protest against cuts
• Walgreens planned for Ford Road
• Late push in legislature for break for hard-hit schools
• Former resident and family newspaperman dies at age 94
• Students stage protest
• Residents begins campaign to save 16 teacher positions
• More flooding in Zionsville
• Munley preps students ready for upcoming run
• Commission postpones action on transportation plan
• EDC moves ahead with strategic plan
• Council discusses agenda
• Whitestown to gain business development
• Chamorro charged with battery on jail officer
• Communications firm launches in Zionsville
• 30-plus celebrities to participate in Z Bowl fundraiser April 30
• Teachers face cuts
• Campaign finance reports released
• Boone County EDC to hold rural summit
• Proposed redistricting maps would shift district lines around the state
• Lions to hide more than 10,000 eggs on Saturday
• Local business collects shoes for Haiti
• 2011 prom court announced
• ZCS cuts 22 teachers by 2013
• Council moves trans plan forward
• Fundraiser to support multiple sclerosis research
• Tablescapes return to benefit women’s fund
• Local school districts join Great Central U.S. Shakeout
• Shoes for Haiti
• Zionsville athlete wins national hockey championship
• Town Council passes trans plan resolution
• ‘Staycation’ fun
• Whitestown reviews 334 pact
• Town on track with 2010 budgeted results
• Commissioners OK deal to transfer Ind. 334 bridges
• Two schools lose four star ranking
• Bob goes barefoot
• A Friendly St. Patty’s Day
• ZUMC children’s program targets higher learning
• SullivanMunce welcomes new exhibition
• Teacher layoffs possible
• County may need to double uncapped tax levy
• Z Bowl moves plans forward
• Boone County bridges to be inspected after flood
• Powell accepts special prosecutor role in Dowden case
• Town to support Miss Teen pageant
• Daniels seeks federal help for Boone, other counties after winter storm
• Library catalog will be unavailable March 18 to 20
• Zionsville area churches safe from national trend
• Golf course opening postponed due to flooding
• Parks approves grant funding
• Updated trans plan moves forward with a 6-1 vote
• Zionsville grad takes Hollywood
• Maple syrup sweetens up the village
• Watch out for potholes
• Organization raises $7k for orphans
• Students get silent and read
• Brick Street Inn ready for guests
• Population shifts might increase county House seats
• ZCS discusses electronic learning days
• Barefoot for a cause
• Maple syrup is sweetening up the Village
• Chamorro murder trial scheduled for 2012
• 7 pulled from flood waters
• Town explodes with youth art
• Lacy recognized at national convention
• Police chief returns
• Council says no to interchange
• School board trims spending
• Ind. 334 under construction
• Council on aging accepting nominations
• Rural Z’ville land owners face drain repair expense
• Sentence cut by 20 years
• School board passes budget resolutions
• Flooding creates havoc in Zionsville
• County seeks special prosecutor in Dowden case
• Firefighter’s ball
• Ex-ZCHS teacher arrested
• Education, charter schools top legislative meeting
• Pennies in the pink toilet
• Grass named Democratic chairwoman
• GOP primary is packed
• School budget crisis sees further examination, focus on people
• Whooping cough case confirmed at ZCHS
• Harris will not seek reelection
• McDonalds coming soon to Anson
• Police chief returns
• Willow closed due to fire
• Ex-Zionsville teacher arrested on two counts of child seduction
• McDonalds coming soon to Anson
• School board revises pay to play program
• Zionsville native on CBS' Survivor
• New signs to welcome visitors, residents
• Schuler seeks council seat
• Zionsville responds to IEA claim
• Charter school progresses
• Goodbye to the snow, hello to more school
• Whitestown, Worth Township view merger
• Rushworth turns 60, has a new lease on life
• Pay to play plan gets a makeover
• Zionsville contests IEA statement
• Nana Market open in the Village
• Ice, ice baby
• Main street sees spaces for lease
• ISP digs into Dowden case
• Council to meet about transportation Feb. 23
• Council boosts EDC funding
• 96th Street TIF drainage project in planning stages
• Suarez files for town council at large
• ZCHS student charged in school theft
• Airport pushes for new construction
• Council boosts EDC funding
• 'Lincoln' to hear poetry in the park Feb. 12
• Council schedules trans plan meeting
• Tobacco Free Boone County holds meeting
• High school incidents lead to multiple arrests
• Roads plan has more review ahead
• Zionsville to restore First Street
• One more files for town council race
• High school to become more tech savvy
• Twenty kids arrested at underage drinking party over weekend
• Liquor store cited for selling to minors
• Winter storm keeps people home
• Bill to ban schools from promoting referendum tax hikes gains support
• Several file for town government
• Local resident deploys to Japan
• Swack will not seek reelection
• Hoosier Village plans $32 million expansion
• 2011-12 school calendar approved
• Chamorro trial date could be changed
• Sanford pond repairs approved
• Hunter Smith: Not just a punter
• ZCS revenue slashed
• ZPC approves interchange
• Fresh fruits with a slice of wisdom
• Two dead in separate I-65 crashes Thursday
• Snow band leaves vehicle inverted
• Local pastor retires
• ZCS sees deficit on the horizon
• Price not seeking council reelection
• Town website gets a makeover
• LoveINC Boone Countyloses support as national office closes
• Recreation grant funds now available
• Zionsville Town Court
• Police working second fatal accident on I-65
• Semi accident kills one
• Weather related accidents
• Councilman sworn in
• Rural versus urban
• Three injured in 421 accident
• Mobile ministry aids truckers
• ZCS enforces deadline for student vaccinations
• Transportation plan on Jan. 18 plan commission agenda
• County schools in top 5 in region for graduation success
• ZCHS to alter schedule two Tuesdays a month
• New chairman for GZPC
• One possible death in 421 accident
• Jeff Papa sworn into council
• Nature Center numbers up
• Candidate filing for primary opens Jan. 19
• Zionsville grad heads to culinary school
• Edens named 24th Circuit Court judge
• Town council to appoint vacant committee seats tonight
• Michigan Road closer to being historic Indiana byway
• Whitestown begins reorganization
• Holiday sales up from last year
• Magnitude 3.8 earthquake rattles Central Indiana
• Couple faces deadline on repairing defective drain
• St. Francis Episcopal Church Welcomes New Rector
• Zionsville grad accepted to culinary school
• Violent flames destroys barn, kills 4 horses
• Local businesswoman receives national award
• Tree honors local veterans
• Zionsville helps the homeless
• New college scholarship applications now open
• Chamber seeks 2011 award recipients
• TOP 6: Chickenpox outbreak
• Top 5: McCraw: Biggest accident of 2010
• TOP 4: Barrett resigns
• Crime doesn’t sleep on holidays
• ER ready for holiday patients
• Papa to fill council seat
• Ford Bridge construction to begin in 2012
• ZFD investigates Tuesday house fire
• Police arrest two on fraud
• Ringing bells for Boone County
• ZCS discusses pay to play
• A long hard road to become a nurse
• No matter the day, firefighters are always on duty
• Whitestown PD tests automatic license plate reader system
• Nominations sought for Lionel Dubay award
• ZFD investigates Tuesday house fire
• Tree seedling comes full circle
• Steps after education
• The end of a great ride
• Z’ville seeks to control Ind. 334
• Council declares Judith Essex Day
• GOP will choose Essex successor on Dec. 15
• State withdraws McCraw plea agreement offer
• Christmas grinch steals holiday spirit
• Scouts tree sale bigger than ever
• YAR awards more than $11,000 in grants
• Dowden on leave; probe continues
• Town council examines term limits
• Town set with salt
• Whitestown FD opens second station
• Ms. Indiana Spirit raises funds for ZCS
• President and vice president make historic Kokomo appearance
• Club begins garage tour fundraiser
• 3rd Annual Christmas on the Farm
• Police chief under investigation
• Essex will resign from town council
• Zionsville man wins lottery
• Four Zionsville officers receive awards
• Rapid transit not in Boone’s near future
• Thanksgiving thoughts from TPCA
• LCSC to determine how to manage $40 million project
• County honors veterans with program, new monument
• County recovers $114,536 in delinquent property tax
• A salute to Veteran's
• Two parks hold ribbon cuttings
• Taco truck heads to Zionsville
• Making a statement
• More than 19,000 vote in Boone election
• StarkeyPark to close for maintenance
• Community foundation celebrating philanthropy
• Clerk promises faster counting in 2011
• Cooper Road interchange delayed for study
• ZCS looks at cutting options
• Indianapolis woman admits setting arson fire
• Jack and Jill goes to Hollywood
• Lethal gas nearly claims lives
• Library ranks highly in national study
• Facebook blitz hopes to bring celeb to town
• Brit Beat to perform at ZBOP Gala
• Boone site helps officials track flu outbreak
• Drop in Ind. farm prices makes land a tough sell
• Council approves amended budget
• Weekend fire destroys home
• Boone Village Halloween Party
• Zionsville taxpayers vote for schools to tighten belt
• Fire burns while residents are out of town
• RDC to decide TIF money fate
• Council debates vision
• McCraw pleads in homicide case
• Grassroots show offers Midwest family values
• Buddies unite behind art
• Parks almost complete
• Pumpkins and Hayrides in Lions Park
• Lethal gas nearly claims lives
• Looking back at the Willey case
• Jack and Jill go to Hollywood
• Farm Heritage Trail study submitted to county
• Man arrested for dealing
• Homeless woman suspect in multi-state crime spree
• New station under way
• ZEF receives most applications ever
• Referendum forum sees large turn out
• From tape to shoes
• Doctor bikes 235 miles for cancer research
• Fall into art
• Cheri Daniels reads to TPCA students
• Kiwanis takes the championship
• Cheri Daniels reads to children at TPCA
• Town homicide free for 144 years
• Cobblestone Grill hosts referendum Q and A
• Bearquiver sentenced to 20 years
• Public talks trans. Plan
• Chamorro murder trial reset
• Town council names citizens comm., does housekeeping
• Josiah’s Ride
• Cold day, hot breakfast
• New fire station under way
• ZPD history mystery
• Man arrested for dealing Meth
• Public meeting held for transportation plan
• Aerodyn comes to area
• Alleged morphine dealer arrested
• Woman arrested for drugs
• Police remind residents to lock up
• Register to vote by Oct. 4
• Council sends sewer rate letters
• Zionsville in process to control Ind. 334
• Train hobby brings three seniors together
• Cycling for Riley
• 146th Street closed
• Town council sends sewer rate letter out
• A day in the life of a principal
• Train hobby brings three seniors together
• Whitestown woman arrested for drug possession
• ZTRE files to become a PAC
• Flu, pneumonia shot clinics set
• Zionsville man killed in crash
• Montgomery Aviation raises more than $15,000 during fundraiser
• Boyle to complete Wish Walk
• SullivanMunce announce renovation project
• Teacher builds up program
• David named to state’s top court
• Companies bring jobs
• Town in process to gain control of Ind. 334
• Traders Point hosts inaugural cyclocross race
• Zionsville man killed in motorcycle accident
• Trans. plan draft to be discussed in public meeting
• Understanding PACs
• Group tells why it’s ok to vote no on referendum
• Woman charged with OWI, in car full of kids
• Fire destroys corn field
• Agreement removes county from airport zoning dispute
• Sewer rate ordinance adopted
• Nurse juggles students and all
• Fall Festival Honors heroes
• Park signs may be more abundant
• ZCS-Yes stands up
• Two new companies to come to town
• Fish flourish in Eagle Creek
• Picking up the pieces
• Behind the scenes clean
• West Nile pops up in Boone County
• Easy, rider: Zionsville motorcyclists explain the Motorcross GPO
• Off-duty officer catches burglary suspect
• McCraw faces four new charges for May 10 crash
• Bus routes have solid start
• Schools win grant for reading program
• New station allows quick arrival to working fire
• Group in infancy stages of aiding Main Street
• Community calendar for Sept. 1
• Zville man found guilty of selling cocaine
• Budget hammered out as public hearing nears
• Logo trickles into Zionsville
• PAC says yes to referendum
• Shine on
• United Way sets new records
• Battery reported by woman
• Z'Sparkle results
• A very important peoples carnival evening
• PAC says yes to school's referendum
• Five member group looks into small business aid
• New fire station to serve western Z’ville
• Pathway to be built if funds approved
• Board passes budget
• Village residents discuss lot disputes
• New station allows quick arrival to working fire
• Ice cream social and pep rally
• Creating change in the city
• Two ZPD wrecks put vehicles out of service
• Commissioners endorse historic byway
• Riders of the storm
• Suggestion made on school budget, does not pass
• Petition contests school budget
• Pathway to be constructed if funds approved
• Samantha’s Ride takes off
• Just dance
• Collecting Zionsville’s hazardous waste
• Garden party draws crowd despite heat
• Good old fashion fun
• Let them ride
• Zbowl leading the pack
• Street signs to be updated by 2018
• Boone bans synthetic marijuana
• Local student meets Colts Coach Caldwell
• A race to the finish
• Cooper junction remains on plan
• Traders Point gears up for annual horse show
• Summer season gives rise to distemper virus
• Death penalty sought for Chamorro
• Sewer rate and bond ordinances proposed
• Spees takes action
• Pull that weight
• Outdoor chef has new winner
• David named Supreme Court finalist
• Softball tournament benefits helping hands
• Whitestown hires first town manager
• Portrait of an artist
• State demands audit of county tourism board
• Strategic plan decision coming
• Super Bowl Committee kicks off
• RDC discusses incentive idea to small businesses
• Buses lessen routes, add rules
• Superkids unite for derby
• It’s a Wrap
• Zucchini race attracts crowd
• The Village Seen Paint Out Event
• Preparing For A Plein Air Paintout Workshop

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