The powerful traveling exhibition, “Eyes of Freedom,” will be on display in Frankfort this week at Prairie Creek Park’s Encompass Event Center from July 2-5, 11 a.m.-7 p.m. The “Eyes of Freedom” tribute opened in 2008 at the Ohio Statehouse Rotunda and now travels the country. In addition to 8 life-size oil paintings, a bronze sculpture, “Silent Battle,” serves as the exhibit centerpiece. The tour honors the service and sacrifice of all who answer our nation’s call and por

Tonight, the Salvation Army will serve a dinner at Memorial Park in Lebanon from 5:00 to 7 PM. Almost Anything Goes contest, at 6:00 PM - 5th thru 8th grade followed by the 9th thru 12th grade teams all near the memorial Park band stand.

Weekly Lebanon Tech Time (Every Tuesday, 1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.) 7/14 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 Instructor Shirley Luttrell is happy to work with beginners, intermediate students and any medium, oils, acrylics or watercolors. Cost is $10 per c

To celebrate a decade of service to the community, the Heart of Lebanon is hosting a special anniversary event that will transform the historic downtown into a living time capsule. On Saturday, July 18, 2026, from 6:00 PM to 10:00 PM, downtown Lebanon will play host to the Decades Music Festival. This free community celebration will feature a curated, block-by-block journey through 20th-century music. The festival footprint includes a specialty street market, a live str

The "Home of the Great American Road Trip," is soon to open in Whitestown. Wally's will open a new 53,000-square-foot center in Whitestown on June 30. The Whitestown location will featuring 84 fueling stations and electric vehicle charging stations, along with fresh food and retail shopping inside the store. Wally's currently has travel centers in Pontiac, Illinois and Fenton, Missouri.

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces lane closures that will impact U.S. 52 near Lebanon. Beginning on or after Tuesday, July 7, INDOT contractors will close one lane at a time on U.S. 52 over Prairie Creek, located just north of County Road 250 N. The purpose of construction is to waterproof the bridge. Work is anticipated to last through July but is weather-dependent and subject to change. INDOT encourages drivers to use caution and reduce speed while travelin

As June comes to a close, Boone County Prosecutor Kent Eastwood is reminding families that protecting children online is not limited to a single month. While National Internet Safety Month raises awareness, the risks children face in digital spaces are constant and require ongoing vigilance. In 2025, the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children (NCMEC) reported a significant national increase in CyberTipline reports involving the online enticement of children. Enti

The members of Trinity Lutheran Church invite you to join them as they give thanks for 70 years of God's faithfulness with an anniversary celebration on Sunday, July 12th, 2026. Trinity has been a part of the Lebanon community since 1956. This event will also serve as a homecoming, welcoming back former parish members and pastors. Worship will be at 10:30 AM followed by a celebration luncheon at noon. Trinity Lutheran church is located at 2625 Elm Swamp Rd. in Lebanon

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces a road closure that will impact U.S. 52 in Boone County as part of the ongoing 52 at 65 project. Beginning on or after Monday, July 20, INDOT contractors will close U.S. 52 between County Road 400 N. and C.R. 300 N. to tie the road into the new interchange with I-65. Construction is anticipated to continue until November for the project but is weather-dependent and subject to change.

Lebanon Skaters and those nearby the city of Lebanon want to hear from you. The city is getting a new skatepark and they want you to help Hunger Skateparks design it! Send them a direct message on Insta to pass along your suggestions! Their handle is: @hunger_skateparks

Zionsville has been recognized by the Arbor Day Foundation as a Tree City USA for the 25th consecutive year, highlighting a long-term commitment to urban forestry and sustainability. The town maintains this status by adhering to standards including a dedicated Tree Board, a tree-care ordinance, and a per-capita forestry budget.

The Community Foundation of Boone County is proud to announce Suzy Rich of Jamestown as the recipient of the 2026 Aaron Stookey Spirit of Philanthropy Award. This annual honor recognizes an individual who demonstrates extraordinary commitment to service, generosity, and the betterment of Boone County—values that defined the late Aaron Stookey. As part of the award, Rich received a $500 charitable grant to direct to a nonprofit organization of her choice. She selected Isaia

Seven people are now under arrest for allegedly trying to meet juveniles for sex. The arrest was made due to the work of local law enforcement. The Boone County Child Abuse and Sexual Exploitation Task Force announced they partnered with the Internet Crimes Against Children Task Force for the operation. The seven individuals arrested include the following: Corwin Suits, 38, from Greenfield charged with multiple counts of child solicitation. Michael Frazier, 41, from Loui

Be a part of something special as the community celebrates America's 250th Anniversary with the Boone County Symphony! This exciting community concert will feature the symphony, a community choir, and handbells in a patriotic celebration of music and history. Everyone is invited to participate no audition required! Whether you're a seasoned singer or just love to sing, your invited to join. Community Choir Rehearsals will be at Farris Wheel Music Studio & Store in downtow

The Clinton County Sheriff's Department congratulate Captain Matthew K. Myers on his retirement from the Clinton County Sheriff's Office after more than 31 years of service to the citizens of Clinton County. Captain Myers began his career with the Sheriff's Office over three decades ago and spent the last 28½ years serving as a Merit Deputy. Throughout his career, Captain Myers held numerous responsibilities and leadership roles, ultimately retiring on June 22, 2026, with

The Thorntown Town Cleanup is this Saturday, June 27, from 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM. The dumpsters will be located on East Mill St, north of Tom Johnson Memorial Park, east of Thorntown Elementary. This event is open to Thorntown Residents only. We kindly ask that you bring proof of residency (ID, Utility Bill, etc.). A comprehensive list of items they can and cannot accept can be found at https://caldwells-inc.com/dumpster-rental-cheat-sheet/

HSforBC is heading to Graham Rahal Performance this Saturday from 9:00–11:00 AM for their Cars & Coffee event! They'll have some adorable adoptable dogs hanging out among the amazing cars, soaking up attention and searching for forever homes.

The Carpenter Nature Preserve is officially open to the public. What was once Wolf Run Golf Course has been transformed into Boone County's largest nature preserve and the first park in Union Township. This 215-acre preserve protects important natural habitat while creating new opportunities for residents and visitors to explore, learn, and connect with nature. The Carpenter Nature Preserve is located at 601 S. 900 E. Zionsville and is open daily, dawn to dusk.

The Lebanon Fire Department had the honor of swearing in one active Firefighter and one newly hired recruit at Monday’s Lebanon City Council meeting. Mayor Gentry administered the oath of office to Probationary Firefighter Michael Ellis and Recruit Garrett Morton. Michael Ellis graduated from the Northside Fire Academy in December 2025 and is assigned to Engine 212 A-Shift. Recruit Garrett Morton is currently enrolled in fire school at the Northside Fire Academ

Lebanon residents will have another reason to go to the polls this November. City residents will vote on whether to approve financing for a new police station after the City Council unanimously advanced a referendum for what officials describe as one of the largest capital projects in city history. The referendum will ask voters whether to increase property taxes for up to 20 years to finance construction of the new headquarters. If approved the tax impact would be about $216