High school seniors the Community Foundation of Boone County scholarship application window opens December 1 and will remain open through February 4. CFBC offers a wide range of scholarship opportunities to support Boone County students in their next steps - whether that’s a 4-year university, community college, or a technical/trade program. See the CFBC Facebook page for more details.

FRIDAY, NOV. 28 CLASS 5A Merrillville vs. New Palestine 7:00 pm                CLASS 3A Fort Wayne Luers vs. Cascade 3:00 pm                CLASS 1A Pioneer vs. South Putnam 11:00 am  SATURDAY, NOV. 29 CLASS 6A Westfield vs. Brownsburg 7:00 pm          CLASS 4A Fort Wayne Dwenger vs.  Indianapolis Roncalli 3:00 pm                CLASS 2A Andrean vs.  Brownstown Central 11:00 am       Games played at Lucas Oil Stadium.

Horse-drawn trolley Rides are coming to the TPA Park Festival of Lights!  Thanks to the Antioch church for sponsoring these rides for our community. See the city of Frankfort Facebook page for more information.

Coming soon to John Bart & Fordice Road in Lebanon a 3-Way Stop. The goal of the addition of stop signs along John Bart is to make travel safer around Central Elementary .  Expect to see the addition of temporary stop signs early next week. The temporary signs will be in place for 10 days, prior to permanent signage.

The Thorntown Heritage Museum sends out a big thank you to The Home National Bank  for supporting the barn restoration efforts with a $1,000 donation! This money will go toward their efforts to fix the failing foundation.

At approximately 4:00 am Tuesday morning, the Zionsville Fire Department was dispatched to a structure fire in the 8700 block of E 200 S in rural Zionsville. Zionsville firefighters arrived to find a fully involved garage fire. Crews were able to bring the fire under control after 30 minutes. Residents were home at the time of the fire. Zionsville Fire Department investigators are investigating the cause of the fire and estimate damage costs to exceed $200,000.  There were no

Girls Basketball Tuesday, Nov. 25 West Lafayette 52, Lebanon 41 Eastern 46, Frankfort 19 Sheridan 45, Western Boone 33 Clinton Central 58, Delphi 37 © Rossville 51, Clinton Prairie 33 © Zionsville 50, Fishers 30 © Boys Basketball Tuesday, Nov. 25 Bethesda Christian 76, Clinton Central 49 Carmel 35, Zionsville 28 Wednesday, Nov. 26 Greenwood Christian at Lebanon, 7:30 pm Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 Clinton Prairie at Frankfort, 7:30 pm Delphi at Rossville © , 7:30 pm

Tonight, Lebanon High School will host a salute to Service Night during the boys' basketball games.  All Active-Duty military and veterans receive free admission.  Veterans will be recognized and honored between the JV and Varsity games.  Lebanon will be wearing camouflage jerseys provided by the National Guard for the games.

Mrs. Madolin Cox, 83, of Lebanon, passed away Monday, November 24, 2025, at Homewood Health Campus in Lebanon.    Madolin was born September 30, 1942, in Indianapolis, a daughter of the late Russell and Maxine (Miller) Hubble.    On August 18, 1963, Madolin married James “Jim” E. Cox and they lived around Lebanon for most of their life. On Dec. 2, 1964, they were blessed with their daughter, Yetive A. Cox.   Madolin had worked for Wal-Mart and also had an in-home daycare for

Joe K. Creek, 82, passed away peacefully surrounded by family on Thursday, November 20, 2025, at Witham Hospital in Lebanon, Indiana. He was born on January 26, 1943, in Barren County, Kentucky, near Fountain Run, the son of the late Lela Mae Creek. On May 17, 1997, Joe married Tamara Sue “Tammy” Creek (Johnson, formerly Ranney) in Zionsville, Indiana; she survives. Raised in Kentucky, Joe was a 1961 graduate. He spent his working career as an over-the-road truck driver for v

Tuesday, Nov. 25 Girls Basketball Lebanon at West Lafayette, 7:30 pm Frankfort at Eastern, 7:30 pm Western Boone at Sheridan, 7:30 pm Delphi at Clinton Central © , 7:30 pm Rossville at Clinton Prairie © , 7:30 pm Zionsville at Fishers © , 7:30 pm Boys Basketball Carmel at Zionsville, 7:30 pm Clinton Central at Bethesda Christian, 7:30 pm

The Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame announces its 64th induction class, to be celebrated in ceremonies on Wednesday, March 18, 2026. Included in the list is Lebanon Grad class of 1984 Ed Schilling. As a high school player, the 6-foot-2 guard helped his teams to three sectional and three regional titles. Schilling is the grandson of Walter Cross of Thorntown, the 1919 IHSAA Gimbel Award winner and 1971 Indiana Basketball Hall of Fame inductee. Schilling has coached at every le

Hendricks County and state officials held a ribbon cutting on Nov. 14 for Phase 1A of the Ronald Reagan Parkway extension, a project aimed at improving connectivity for Hendricks County and eventually Boone County. The newly completed stretch adds just over 1.5 miles to the existing corridor, running between 56th Street and E. County Road 750 North in Brownsburg. The Hendricks County Commissioners approved bids in November for Phase 1B, which will extend the parkway from Coun

Shirley Ann Cline, 76, of Whitestown, passed away Thursday, November 20, 2025, at Ascension St. Vincent Heart Center in Carmel. She was born December 19, 1948, in Boone County, a daughter of the late Raymond Cecil and Delma Jane (Higer) Snow. On September 3, 1966, she married the love of her life, Ralph L. Cline, Sr. The couple had just celebrated 51 years of marriage before he preceded her in death on January 11, 2018. Shirley attended Lebanon High School and worked in the c

Marilyn A. Klink, 86, passed away peacefully on Thursday, November 20, 2025, in her home at Hoosier Village, surrounded by her family. Born on February 10, 1939, in Wolcott, Indiana, Marilyn was the daughter of Joseph and Leona (Glotzbach) Vogel. She graduated from Wolcott High School in 1957. Marilyn married George Klink of Chalmers, IN on June 8, 1957, at the Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Remington, Indiana. He passed away in 2003, after sharing 46 years with her, and tog

Who can help this year with The Sheriff’s departments Thanksgiving dinner? They NEED COOKIES! If you are in a position to help by donating 3 dozen they would be so grateful! They can be homemade or store bought. Just drop them off at the Elks Lodge of Lebanon Wednesday evening or Thanksgiving morning by 8am. The goal this year is 1000 to 1200 cookies.

The Boone County Salvation Army is less than a week away from Kettle Season starting in Boone County!!! It is a very short season so the Boone County Salvation Army needs all the help they can get these next few weeks! Sign up to ring at www.registertoring.com , bring your friends, family, coworkers, church group, sports team or anyone else and make it a fun way to give back! When you ring at the following locations the money you raise stays in Boone County to help our nei

The 33rd annual Festival of Lights in Frankfort’s TPA Park is just around the corner! TPA Park will host the holiday light show November 27th through January 2nd. Be sure and look for Santa’s Helpers they will be handing out candy canes from 6:30-9:30pm until Christmas Eve, and Santa will appear on select nights.

Saturday, Nov. 22 Sugar Creek Classic Western Boone 72, Crawfordsville 46 Consolation Southmont 53, North Montgomery 27 Championship Eminence 48, Frankfort 25 Martinsville 49, Lebanon 41

Dixie Dee Taylor, 74, passed away Monday, November 3, 2025, at her sister’s home, in Lebanon, Indiana. She was born October 6, 1951, in Lebanon, the oldest daughter of the late Darnell and Betty Lou (Miller) Walker. Dixie graduated from Lebanon High School in 1970. Following high school, she attended McConnell Airline School in Minneapolis, MN; then, Broward Community College in FL. On December 9, 1972, she was united in marriage to Jack Taylor at the First United Church of C