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Five years ago, Jim and Nancy Carpenter walked through the closed Wolf Run Golf Course with former Zionsville Mayor Emily Styron. The Carpenters had a vision: A nature preserve for the town — a 215-acre are along Eagle Creek where people could walk, slow down and connect with…
Natural splendor: Zionsville unveils Carpenter Nature Preserve Read More »
It was in a research lab while working on her doctorate degree at Vanderbilt University that Dawn Makley decided she wanted to go in a different direction. Research is an important part of a graduate program, but Makley found more enjoyment when she worked with third graders as…
Zionsville Community High School science teacher wins district’s top teaching award Read More »
Senior Memories and Milestones Day Picnic 2026 THE FRIDAY FIVE May 22, 2026 This week’s Friday Five is packed with incredible moments from across Zionsville Community Schools. Spring in ZCS is filled with celebrations, milestones, performances, recognitions, and unforgettable…
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A new mural at Lions Park invites young ballplayers to be a part of the painting while also paying homage to some of Zionsville’s biggest events. Philanthropic sorority Psi Iota Xi and the Zionsville Lions Club partnered on the mural. Caroline Robbins, a Lions Club member, said…
New mural at Zionsville’s Lions Park celebrates Little League, town events Read More »
The Boone County Commissioners will not vote on a data center moratorium until at least June. The Boone County Area Plan Commission voted earlier in May to send a one-year data center moratorium that would apply to unincorporated parts of the county to the commissioners for…
Boone County Area Plan Commission to have public hearing on data center moratorium Read More »
Every milling machine, whether it’s cutting plastic or metal, needs a toolholding system, which connects a cutting tool to a spindle. One of the leaders in the toolholding industry is Rego-Fix, which has its North American headquarters in Whitestown. “We are in every industry…
Whitestown’s Rego-Fix hosts manufacturing open house Read More »
After more than two years of planning, discussions and revisions, Zionsville has a new comprehensive plan. The Zionsville Town Council approved the plan May 18. The governing body spent several hours in April reviewing the plan and working through edits. The comprehensive plan…
Zionsville comprehensive plan gets final OK from town council Read More »
More than 500 people in Zionsville can say they’ve broken a Guinness World Record. The Trailside Dads Club broke the world record for the largest gaga ball game May 2. The game, which was played during Trailside Elementary School’s annual campout night, featured 585 people. Gaga…
Going gaga: Trailside Elementary Dads Club breaks world record Read More »
The Zionsville Education Foundation has awarded more than $72,000 in classroom and professional development grants to educators at Zionsville Community Schools. More than $27,000 will go toward classroom grants. Highlights include equipment for a high-demand jewelry class at…
Zionsville Education Foundation awards more than $72K in grants Read More »
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Public Library Executive Director Kristin Shelley is considering significant budget reductions for 2027 as the library navigates the impacts of property tax legislation and less revenue. Much like other taxing entities, including local governments and…
HMMPL director addresses SEA1, funding concerns Read More »
