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07/18/2025

A Westfield man allegedly implicated in a national multimillion-dollar sports memorabilia hoax apparently shot himself the day after Westfield Police Department officers executed a search warrant July 15 at his business on South Park Drive.

Read more at https://youarecurrent.com/2025/07/18/deceased-westfield-man-implicated-in-national-sports-memorabilia-hoax/

07/17/2025

The Humane Society for Boone County will host a "Pint-Sized Pawty" Adoption Event from Noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 20. The event will feature over 20 Chihuahua/terrier mixes, each approximately one year of age, available for adoption.

These canines are seeking homes. HSforBC operates primarily with volunteer support and encourages community members to attend the event.

Event Details:

What: Pint-Sized Pawty Adoption Event

When: Noon to 3 p.m. Saturday, July 20

Where: Humane Society for Boone County

For additional information regarding HSforBC and the adoption process, please visit their page at https://www.facebook.com/HSforBC or their website at https://www.hsforbc.org/.

07/17/2025

The Town of Zionsville will move ahead with a study to determine the feasibility of hotel development. Deputy Mayor Justin Hage told the Zionsville Redevelopment Commission recently the town has received proposals from numerous vendors and is in the process of putting together a request for proposals review committee to score proposals and set up interviews.

The Town of Zionsville will move ahead with a study to determine the feasibility of hotel development. Zionsville Deputy Mayor Justin Hage told the Zionsville Redevelopment Commission last month the town has received proposals from numerous vendors and is in the process of putting together a commit

07/15/2025

The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department will host Mom Prom from 7 to 9 p.m. July 25 at COHatch in the Village. The 21-and-over event is a mom’s night out — with a side of giving, community engagement and networking.

The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department is going back to high school. The department hosts Mom Prom from 7 to 9 p.m. July 25 at COHatch in the Village. Megan Ray, recreation coordinator with the Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department, said the 21-and-over event is a mom’s night out — ...

07/15/2025

Plans to refresh Lincoln Park were approved last month by the Zionsville Plan Commission.

The development plan for improvements to the existing park includes a new gazebo, fountain, monument sign and ADA accessible walks.

Plans to refresh Lincoln Park were approved last month by the Zionsville Plan Commission. The commission approved a development plan for improvements to the existing park, including a new gazebo, fountain, monument sign and ADA accessible walks. “The goal of this project is not to reinvent this pa

07/14/2025

🚧 UPCOMING ROAD CLOSURE 🚧

The Zionsville Road bridge near Bub’s Burgers will be closed to all traffic from Tuesday, July 22 through Friday, July 25 for a bridge preservation project.

The Boone County Highway Department will be applying a polymeric overlay to extend the life of the bridge and improve safety.

🔁 Detour (both directions): Zionsville Road to 106th Street to US 421 (Michigan Road) to Sycamore Street

Please plan ahead, follow posted detour signs, and use caution in the area. We appreciate your patience during this time.

07/14/2025

Main Street Zionsville kicked off its inaugural Mingle on Main community event June 17. The monthly event brings people together in the heart of Zionsville’s historic downtown for an open-air experience with community dining, family-friendly fun and extended hours for local shops and restaurants.

Main Street Zionsville kicked off its inaugural Mingle on Main community event last month, with plans to return to the Village once monthly through September. The event brings people together in the heart of Zionsville’s historic downtown for an open-air experience with community dining, family-fr...

07/11/2025

Brian Schutt of Carmel is co-founder of Homesense Heating and Cooling, which has offices in Indianapolis and Fishers, and Refinery46, a co-working space in Indianapolis. Early in his career, he worked in marketing but was forced to change course during the Great Recession.

A self-described “accidental entrepreneur” has been selected to lead the state’s new Office of Entrepreneurship and Innovation, which opened for business July 7. Brian Schutt of Carmel is co-founder of Homesense Heating and Cooling, which has offices in Indianapolis and Fishers, and Refinery46...

07/10/2025

The Zionsville Police Department recently unveiled a new logo. Mayor John Stehr said new decals with the logo have been applied to a portion of the ZPD’s fleet of vehicles.

The Zionsville Police Department recently unveiled a new logo. Mayor John Stehr said new decals with the logo have been applied to a portion of the ZPD’s fleet of vehicles. “They're not completely outfitted yet, but they'll be on the street soon,” Stehr said. “This will help with a maintenan...

07/09/2025

Zionsville Town Hall was a makeshift winners podium July 7 as the Zionsville Town Council welcomed 2025 Indianapolis 500 winner Alex Palou to meet with fans. Palou, a resident of Zionsville who has driven the No. 10 car for Chip Ganassi Racing since 2021, secured his first Indianapolis 500 win May 25.

Zionsville Town Hall was a makeshift winners podium July 7 as the Zionsville Town Council welcomed 2025 Indianapolis 500 winner Alex Palou to meet with fans. Palou, who has driven the No. 10 car for the Chip Ganassi Racing team since 2021, secured his first Indianapolis 500 win May 25. The IndyCar

07/09/2025

The Boone County Prosecutor’s Office recently recognized victim advocate and paralegal Tracey Christner for 25 years of service to Boone County.

The Boone County Prosecutor’s Office recently recognized victim advocate and paralegal Tracey Christner for 25 years of service to Boone County. Christner started her career with the prosecutor’s office in 2000 as a victim advocate. In her role, she helped build and strengthen the office’s vic...

07/08/2025

Phoebe Sidebottom and fellow 2025 Zionsville Community High School graduate Claire Kauffman are among the 40 high school vocalists nationally selected to spend a week from July 12-19 under the tutelage of Broadway stars, entertainment professionals, and music educators to help them develop as artists.

Phoebe Sidebottom had such a positive experience with the Songbook Academy that it was a no-brainer for her to audition again. Sidebottom and fellow 2025 Zionsville Community High School graduate Claire Kauffman are among the 40 high school vocalists nationally selected to spend a week from July 12