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Boone County’s Fourth of July parade celebrated all things hometown and patriotic.
07/08/2025

Boone County’s Fourth of July parade celebrated all things hometown and patriotic.

07/08/2025

Boone County athletic teams had plenty to be proud of during the past 12 months.

07/05/2025

Teams braved the high temperatures on Monday and Tuesday nights to compete for the titles at the Youth and Adult Almost Anything Goes contest as part of the Boone County

07/05/2025

Boone County athletic teams had plenty to be proud of during the past 12 months.

07/03/2025

Boone County athletic teams had plenty to be proud of during the past 12 months.

07/02/2025

Tracey Christner went to work at the Boone County Prosecutor’s Office Friday, June 27, just like she did any other morning, not knowing she would be ambushed in the afternoon.

After 15 years at the helm, Albert Hendrix has stepped down at Lebanon boys basketball coach. He won 200 game, leading t...
06/30/2025

After 15 years at the helm, Albert Hendrix has stepped down at Lebanon boys basketball coach. He won 200 game, leading the Tigers to six conference and two sectional titles.

Albert Hendrix has devoted most of his adult life to coaching basketball in Lebanon.

06/30/2025

ZIONSVILle — The Zionsville Parks and Recreation Department knows many residents has a rich history filled with memories of Lincoln Park.

The WeBo boys basketball team hit the court on Saturday at UIndy to play three games as they continue their summer work.
06/30/2025

The WeBo boys basketball team hit the court on Saturday at UIndy to play three games as they continue their summer work.

The Western Boone boys basketball ended their June by heading to the University of Indianapolis on Saturday to face a trio of teams at the UIndy team camp.

Boone County’s law enforcement community gathered Thursday to dedicate a mile of highway to the memory of Sheriff’s Depu...
06/28/2025

Boone County’s law enforcement community gathered Thursday to dedicate a mile of highway to the memory of Sheriff’s Deputy Jacob “Jake” Pickett, who died in the line of duty while involved in a manhunt.

Boone County’s law enforcement community gathered Thursday to dedicate a mile of highway to the memory of Sheriff’s Deputy Jacob “Jake” Pickett, who died in the line of duty while

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