The Lebanon Tiger Pride marching band qualified for ISSMA State and would like to showcase their hard work and dedication. Join the band this Thursday night at the Lebanon High School football field. Gates will open at 6:30. Come early to visit food & drink vendors and purchase shout outs for the band members. Admission is free, donations will be accepted at the gate. The band will take the field at 7:30pm.

The intersection of 96th Street and Kissel Road will have anticipated overnight closures starting on or after 10/13/26 for approximately 10 days.

At Friday nights Football game, the Lebanon Sports Boosters were proud to present Athletic Director, Chad Guest with a check for $43,862 to represent the money invested in and distributed to LHS student athletes and athletic programs!

Sunday night the IHSAA held their annual football sectional pairings show. Here are the first round matchups for our local teams. Football Sectional Pairings Brownsburg at Zionsville. Danville Community at Lebanon. Frankfort at Northview. Purdue Polytechnic-Downtown at Western Boone Clinton Prairie at Carroll (Flora). North Miami at Sheridan. Tri-Central at Clinton Central. Play will begin on Friday October 23rd.

Citizens Energy Group has issued a boil water advisory for parts of Boone and Marion counties. According to a release, residents living within the following boundaries should boil water from their taps before consuming it: 96th Street in Marion County and East County Road 750 South in Boone County. Cooper Road in Marion County and County Road 850 East in Boone County. Lafayette Road in Marion County and Indianapolis Road in Boone County. An additional area in Boone County

Weekly Lebanon Tech Time (Every Tuesday, 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.) 10/27 Free independent instruction on how to use your SmartPhone, eReader, tablet, laptop or use one of our computers. Work on your projects or pick from the instructor, Dave Rusie. Call BCSSI for an appointment. Senior Art Class (every Thursday of the month.) FULL 10/29 Instructor Shirley Luttrell is happy to work with beginners, intermediate students and any medium, oils, acrylics or watercolors. Cost is $1

Week Six of the college football season is in full swing. Indiana is 5-and-0 and visits Nebraska tomorrow. 5-and-0 Notre Dame hosts Stanford tomorrow. 2-and-3 Purdue hosts Minnesota tomorrow.

Friday, Oct. 9 Frankfort at North Montgomery ©, 7 pm North Putnam at Western Boone ©, 7 pm 91.1 91.5 Terre Haute North at Lebanon ©, 7 pm Clinton Central at Delphi ©, 7 pm Clinton Prairie at Carroll ©, 7 pm Eastern at Sheridan ©, 7 pm

The fate of a Zionsville man accused of murdering his mother is in the hands of a Boone County judge. A bench trial was held Oct. 6-7 for Graham Bixler, 32, who was charged with the murder of his mother, Kristin Bixler, in 2024. Boone County Circuit Court Judge Lori Schein presides over the case,and has taken it under advisement. Boone County Prosecutor Kent Eastwood said he expects a verdict within a week.

Community Foundation of Boone County has received a $1.5 million matching fund grant from Lilly Endowment Inc. through its Giving Indiana Funds for Tomorrow (GIFT IX) initiative! The grant will help grow CFBC's unrestricted endowment, providing flexible funding to address Boone County's changing needs and support local nonprofits for generations to come. Through this opportunity, every qualifying $1 donated to CFBC's unrestricted endowment unlocks an additional $2 from Lilly

The Whitestown Fire Department would like to congratulate Matthew Barrick, Riley Pallikan, and Brett Scherer on their promotions to Lieutenant! These promotions represent countless hours of hard work, dedication, and commitment to serving the community and supporting the men and women they work alongside. Each has demonstrated the leadership and character needed to take this next step in their careers.

The Zionsville Police Department’s REACH Unit — Resources, Evaluating, Assisting in Community Health — helps connect individuals with behavioral health, mental health, substance-use, and other community resources when they need support beyond the initial police response. To help in this effort the Zionsville police department is excited to announce a partnership with the Boone County Health Department through a grant awarded to support the REACH program. One of the first proj

Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 congratulates to Lydia Neal, Owen Wellman, Graham Ostler, and Owen Snyder on becoming Livestock Skill-a-thon State Champions!

This Saturday October 10th will be the last Frankfort outdoor market for this year! Come visit the vendors, grab some lunch with the VFW Food Tent and listen to great music by Kyle Bruton. The market will be at Veteran's Park, from 9am - 1 pm. During the market they will be taking donations for the restoration of Veteran's Park.

The Frankfort Street Department will be completing necessary repairs to our entrance gate this Friday. Because of this, our facility will be CLOSED TO THE PUBLIC for the entire day Friday, October 9th. The Street Department will still be operating! Friday trash collection and our other normal services throughout the City will continue as scheduled. This closure only affects public access to our facility. While the gate is closed Friday, they will NOT be able to accept: * B

Clinton County EMS is now accepting applications for its fourth Paramedic Class, with the 12-month program scheduled to begin January 4, 2027. The program is designed to provide students with advanced education and hands-on experience as they prepare for a career as a paramedic. The cost for the entire program is $7,800. Admission requires applicants to complete a written test and interview. Applications must be submitted by November 30. Those interested in applying can conta

Boone County commissioners and council members are considering removing the county auditor after a data leak exposed employee names and Social Security numbers. Boone County held a public hearing Tuesday on the removal of Auditor Debbie Crum, who took office in 2021. Both the county commissioners and county council must decide if Crum is guilty of “refusing, neglecting, or being unable to perform the official duties pertaining to her office.” Reportedly, this would be the fir