The Town of Whitestown is excited to announce the upcoming groundbreaking ceremony for its newest community park, Maurer Commons Park , located on the former Wrecks Property. The 14-acre park will provide a new location for recreation and community gathering in Whitestown. The amenities include a splash pad, playground, basketball court, pickleball courts, a small amphitheater, open greenspace, and additional features. The groundbreaking will be Thursday, April 2 at 3 pm

The Indiana Department of Transportation announces that Phase 1 of the State Road 47 Reconstruction Project in Sheridan is set to begin on or after Monday, March 23. During the first phase of construction, S.R. 47 will be closed between Hamilton/Boone County Line Road and Westco Parkway. This closure is scheduled to remain in place for approximately one month. Sections of S.R. 47 are scheduled to be closed through the middle of 2027, as crews work to reconstruct the road

A special historical presentation exploring the role of Quakers during the American Revolution will take place on Saturday, March 14, 2026, at 9:30 a.m. at the Frankfort Community Public Library. The program, titled “Quakers in the American Revolution,” will be presented by Kirsten Wamsley, director of the Thorntown Heritage Museum and history and genealogy librarian at the Thorntown Public Library.

The Clinton County Humane Society is encouraging community members to open their hearts and homes to animals in need during a special  “Lucky Charm” adoption promotion  running now through  March 21 . Shelter officials say the promotion is a great opportunity for families who have been considering adoption to take the next step. The shelter currently has a number of dogs and cats of various ages and breeds waiting for loving homes.

Lebanon Utilities will have the intersection of Witt Road and Victoria Drive closed today from 8:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. while crews complete work in the area. They hope to reopen the intersection sooner if work is completed ahead of schedule. Message boards will be posted to alert drivers of the closure.

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) announces that a closure is planned for this weekend on the I-465 eastbound ramp to U.S. 31 northbound. The ramp closure will begin around 9 p.m. on Friday, March 13, and remain in place until reopening Monday, March 16. around 6 a.m.

Ann Elizabeth Garrett, 84, passed away on Monday, March 9, 2026, at Signature Healthcare at Parkwood in Lebanon, Indiana. She was born on September 5, 1941, in Trenton, New Jersey, a daughter of the late Robert Brown Janes and Mabel L. (Garrett) Janes. No services are planned. Myers Mortuary and Boone County Crematory have been entrusted with her arrangements.

The Frankfort Street Department will be holding the Annual Frankfort Spring Cleanup from Monday, April 27th through Saturday, May 2nd. Hours: Monday – Friday: 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM Saturday: 8:00 AM – 12:00 PM This service is available for City of Frankfort residents who pay the city sanitation/user fee.  Identification will be required upon arrival.  Please note: This program is drop-off only. Street Department crews will not be collecting items from homes.

The City of Lebanon golf cart permitting has been finalized. All inspections must be scheduled in advance. All inspections will occur at the Lebanon Police Department.

The Indiana Department of Transportation (INDOT) has awarded a federal transportation grant to the Town of Whitestown. The Grant is worth $2,273,600 and will be used for improvements at Whitestown Parkway and CR 525 E. The funding will support the construction of roundabout enhancements at the intersection, representing Phase One of the Whitestown Parkway improvement project. This project was previously identified as a priority in the Town’s Capital Improvement Plan and Progr

The Friends of the Lebanon Public Library are having their annual Spring book sale, March 23rd- March 28th during library hours on the Main level.  Books, movies, games, and puzzles will be available. Your cash donations support the Friends of the Lebanon Public Library’s programs and activities throughout the year.

The Zionsville Alumni Association (ZAA) recently presented a check in the amount of $2,250 in donations to Zionsville Community Schools (ZCS) to support three student-focused initiatives. The funding will support After Prom, the Curriculum Materials Fund, and “Do Days,” a community service initiative that engages students, staff, and families in projects such as park cleanups and food drives. For more information, visit zionsvillealumni.org

During the Lebanon City Council meeting Monday night, 3 organizations requested funds from the cities Food and Beverage account. Mental Health America Boone County requested 2 thousand dollars for their Summer Camp Nutrition program.  The LHS Post Prom Committee requested 1500 to cover cost for this year’s Post Prom and Matt Wilson representing Lebanon Schools requested 1,500 dollars for the Elementary Big Run. All request for funds were approved.

The Lebanon Police Department needs your help. Do you recognize this person? If so, please contact LPD Detective Nelson at 765-485-3022. Any information you can provide will be greatly appreciated.

The 2026 WMPD Citizen Academy begins April 9, 2026, and will meet every Wednesday for 7 weeks from 6:00–9:00 PM, concluding on May 21, 2026. This is a hands‑on, behind‑the‑scenes experience designed to help residents better understand how their police department operates. Topics include: WMPD History & Operations, K9 Demonstrations, Defensive Tactics, Situational Awareness, Firearms & Range Safety, Criminal Investigations, Crime Scene Investigation, Myths of Law Enforcemen

Ruth Irene “Renie” Carter danced her way to Heaven on March 5, 2026, after a four-year battle with dementia. Although our hearts are hurting, we rejoice in knowing she is now with Jesus and free from her broken body. Renie was born on November 5, 1952, in Indianapolis, Indiana, to William Charles Stathers and Ruth Elaine (Plass) Stathers. She graduated from Lebanon High School and spent more than 30 years working at Lau Blower in Lebanon. She later worked at Eli Lilly before

Boone County voters are invited to attend a candidate forum 6-9 p.m. Tuesday, April 7 in the Farm Bureau Community Building at the Boone County Fairgrounds ahead of the primary elections. The forum will feature the county’s top six contested offices. Candidates will give a brief introductory statement and respond to four prepared questions pertaining to the offices they seek.

Boone County Senior Services, Inc. will host their 12th Annual Art & Photography Contest  to be held in celebration of Older Americans’ Month which is the month of May.  This special activity will take place at the Lebanon Public Library.  Individuals age 60 and over from Boone County are invited to submit their entries in the following categories: painting (amateur or advanced) and photography (natural or computer-enhanced) – open division.  Even photos that are taken with a

Brian Joseph LaBolle, 49, passed away Tuesday, March 3, 2026, at his home in McCordsville, Indiana. He was born in Indianapolis on August 23, 1976, a son of Pamela J. (Henderson) Clark and the late Michael P. LaBolle. Brian was a 1995 graduate of Lebanon High School and had an associate’s degree through Ivy Tech. He was employed as an electrician at Electric Plus and was a part of the IBEW Local 481 Brotherhood. Brian was a devoted father whose daughter, Masyn, was the light

A home in Zionsville is damaged after being struck by lightning. It happened Saturday morning at a house in the Rock Bridge subdivision. Firefighters responded to the scene, but said there was no fire extension to the house. No injuries were reported.