Avoiding Security Deposit Blues
Writer / Jeffrey Heinzmann Do you have a rental property in an Indiana college town that you lease to students for the year? Do you have children in college renting off-campus housing that they’ll...
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Girl Scouts & Peapod Deliver Food to Main Street Food Pantry
Girl Scouts who participated in last December’s launch of online grocer Peapod’s Kids Give Back program have used their newfound nutritional knowledge to donate food to Main Street Food Pantry, which...
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Summer Stock Stage Returns to Park Tudor School
Celebrating their 12th season, Summer Stock Stage (SSS) presents “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee” June 25-28 and “Mary Poppins” July 22-26. Both productions will be held at the Ayres...
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Nurturing Zionsville’s Wild Side
Writer / Cindy Argentine Photographer / Christie Turnbull There is a sign on South Main Street, situated just past the bridge over Eagle Creek, with an image of a heron and the words, “Community...
View ArticleDecked Out in White Wines
Writer / Kurt Wieneke Photographer / Brian Brosmer Warmer weather is here, so it’s time to have a glass (or two) of white wine out on the deck. Wine always seems more enjoyable to me when I drink...
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Zionsville Couple Spends Summers As National Park Rangers
Writer / Rebecca Wood When the Zionsville school year comes to a close, David and Kara Benson will gather their three daughters and essential belongings. The family will pile into their vehicles and...
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Carmel FC is Looking for a Few Good Players
Writer / Janelle Morrison Photographer / Lori Koppold In a recent conversation with Jack Beery and Paul Tefler with the Carmel Dad’s Club (CDC), I learned more about the athletic programs that the...
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Not Your Parents’ SAT…
The New SAT and What You Need To Know Writer / Janelle Morrison Photographer / JJ Kaplan The agony of taking the SAT® is a rather distant memory for some. Unfortunately for the Class of 2017, the...
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Indiana Bastille Day Brings French Culture to Fortville
Writer / Keeley Miller On Saturday July 11, the sixth annual Indiana Bastille Day will be celebrated at Landmark Park in Fortville from 11 a.m.- 11 p.m. Bastille Day, also known as French National...
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Penny Putters: Women’s Golf League Has Been a Fixture in Zionsville for Decades
Writer / Rebecca Wood Photos / JJ Kaplan Most Wednesday mornings, the Zionsville Golf Course is buzzing with activity. That in itself is not unusual, but look closely and you’ll notice that lady...
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Zionsville Meadows WWII Vets Honored with Indy Honor Flight
Writer / Ray Compton Photos / JJ Kaplan If you combine the ages of these three World War II veterans, you arrive at a staggering number. They have piled up an inspiring 284 years of life. Or maybe we...
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A Concert For Cancer Celebrates Life and July 4th
Writer / Janelle Morrison Photographer / JJ Kaplan On June 30, 1999, Zionsville resident Scott Lintner’s life took a wicked turn. As a medical professional, Lintner took a mandatory tuberculosis test...
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Sport Clips: Providing the Ultimate MVP Experience
Writer / Janelle Morrison The northwest side is now home to one of nine Sport Clips Haircuts locations, operated by multi-unit store owner, Ray Dorulla. Dorulla and his 10 team members opened their...
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Mickey Maurer, Leading By Example
Writer / Kara Reibel Photographer / Brian Brosmer “Take the leap, and the net will appear,” said Sylvia McNair, one of 19 women featured in a book by Michael S. Maurer, “19 Stars of Indiana:...
View ArticleZionsville July Events
1 Lincoln Park Concert Series: Fusion Funk Enjoy Fusion Funk featuring Mina and The Wondrous Flying Machine. 7-8:30 p.m. Lincoln Park, Corner of Oak and First Streets, Zionsville 4, 11, 18, 25...
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Shaely King is our Helping Hands Award winner for July. Shaely King is a Zionsville volunteer with the American Cancer Society’s ‘Road to Recovery’ program. As a cancer survivor, he recognizes what...
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Innovation Showcase
Writer / Kara Reibel The guiding principal of the Venture Club of Indiana is based upon “creating an entrepreneurial, business-friendly environment attractive to investors”. Which they feel “is...
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Gary Brackett’s Second Chapter
Writer / Ray Compton Photographer / JJ Kaplan During the first chapter of his professional career, Gary Brackett drew a favorable reputation of playing with passion, performing without fear and...
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Zionsville Native Spent Summer at Israel Dig
Writer / Rebecca Wood Chris Thompson’s favorite quote is “It’s not what you find. It’s what you find out.” These are the words he lived by while participating in a summer archeology expedition in...
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No Ordinary Duck: Meet Edwin
Writer / Kara Reibel Photographer / Brian Brosmer You know you have a successful product when you receive accolades and awards almost from inception. From the moment pi lab created a functional...
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