Mr. Cecil Eugene “Gene” Strawmyer, 98, of Lebanon, passed away Sunday, May 24, 2026, at Homewood Health Campus in Lebanon. He was born January 31, 1928, a son of the late Orval and Fairy (Essex) Strawmyer. Gene was born at his granny’s house, west of Whitestown. He was the oldest of five children, including Franklin Strawmyer, Hubert “Red” (Betty) Strawmyer, Maxine (Delmer) Burtner, and Patty Reece. His family moved to the Kirklin area, where he attended the Bunton one room

Mrs. Glenda F. Schooler, 78, of Lebanon, passed away Saturday, May 23, 2026, at Witham Memorial Hospital in Lebanon. She was born September 9, 1947 in Indianapolis, a daughter of the late Glen Lee and Alice Faye Crouch. Glenda graduated from Shortridge High School with the class of 1965. She worked for American United Life Insurance for over 20 years, until retirement. Glenda enjoyed playing cards with the girls, along with spending time with her family. She was a faithful m

Mr. Paul D. “Bo” Hampton, 84, of Lebanon, passed away Friday, May 22, 2026, at Ascension St. Vincent Hospital in Indianapolis. He was born February 18, 1942, in Winchester, Kentucky, a son of the late Clifford Lee and Sarah Clay (White) Hampton. Bo married Wanda M. Watts on December 23, 1982 and she survives. Bo graduated from Lebanon High School with the class of 1961. He worked for Allison Transmission/ General Motors for several years before his retirement. Bo enjoyed play

Mr. Stephen “Steve” Wiggam, 87, of Lebanon, passed away Friday, May 22, 2026, at his home surrounded by his loving family. He was born May 28, 1938, in Indianapolis, a son of the late Lawrence and Gladys (Coffey) Wiggam. Steve married Angeline “Angie” Haggard on October 29, 1959, and she survives. Steve graduated from George Washington High School with the class of 1957. He proudly served in the United States Army National Guard. Steve worked for Allison Transmission for seve

Join Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 for softball sectional action as Lebanon faces Crawfordsville. First pitch is set for 5:00 pm.

The Boone County Basketball Hall of Fame is proud to announce its Class of 2026 Inductees! 2026 Inductees • Ed Schilling – Lebanon High School, Class of 1984 • Steve Wood – Zionsville High School, Class of 1970 • Maggie Boyer – Lebanon High School, Class of 2008 • David Eck – Zionsville High School, Class of 1959 • Rex Nichols – Granville Wells Referee, Class of 1966 • Bobby Fearrin – Thorntown High School, Class of 1974 • Elizabeth Van Dyke (Mosley) – Zionsville High School,

Brendon Bright was officially sworn in as the new Sheriff of Clinton County on Saturday morning following a Republican caucus. Bright, a 23-year law enforcement veteran will serve the remainder of the current office term through December 31, 2026. Bright will finish out the term previously held by the former sheriff Rich Kelly.

Sectional 8 @ Zionsville Westfield 5, Zionsville 4 Hamilton S.E. 12, Fishers 0 Sectional 25 @ Lebanon Lebanon 4, Brebeuf 3 Danville 16, Frankfort 0 Tonight At Lebanon Crawfordsville vs. Lebanon 5 pm Guerin Catholic vs. Danville 7:30 pm Sectional 37 At Delphi North Montgomery vs. Rensselaer Central 5:30 pm Rossville vs. Western Boone 7:30 pm Sectional 54 At Clinton Prairie Clinton Prairie vs. Frontier 5:30 pm

Thursday, the Town of Zionsville celebrated the completion of Phase 1 at Carpenter Nature Preserve. Located on the site of the former Wolf Run Golf Club, the 215-acre Carpenter Nature Preserve is the first park in Union Township and the largest nature preserve in Boone County. Phase 1 includes new trails, scenic overlooks, the Prairie Pavilion, a Nature Playground, habitat restoration and more. PLEASE NOTE: Carpenter Nature Preserve is not yet open to the public. Followin

Mr. Jerry Wayne Perdue, 82, of Thorntown, Indiana, passed away Tuesday evening surrounded by his loving family. He was born on September 20, 1943, in Portland, Tennessee, to the late Charlie W. and Charity M. (Whitson) Perdue and was the youngest of fourteen children. He married Kathy (Martin) Perdue in Thorntown, and they shared 50 wonderful years together. Jerry worked as a welder at Major Tool and Machinery in Indianapolis for many years before retiring. He was a devoted h

Join Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 for a county match-up as Western Boone travels to play the Lebanon Tigers. All the action from Memorial Park gets underway at 5 pm.

Clinton County Health Department’s Immunization Nurse Erich Schuerman, LPN, has been named the Indiana Immunization Coalition’s 2025 High Flyer Award winner for Innovation in Immunization. This statewide honor recognizes individuals and programs demonstrating exceptional commitment to improving the health of Hoosiers through innovative immunization efforts.

The Boone County 4th of July Committee has chosen the theme for this year's celebration, it’s “Happy Birthday America! The Big 250!” Stay tuned over the coming days for more exciting announcements and celebration details!

Join Radio Mom 91.1 91.5 as Zionsville faces Lebanon. First pitch is set for 6 pm. Tonight will also be senior night for the Lady Tigers.

Wednesday, members of the 2025–26 Boone County Leadership (BCL) cohort, alongside CFBC staff, presented the Boone County Indiana Sheriff's Office, Sheriff Tony Harris with a $5,000 grant to support inmates pursuing education while incarcerated. This grant was made possible through a fundraising effort led by the cohort, along with a generous donor gift. After hearing presentations from three local organizations, cohort members selected this initiative through a collective vot

The Boone County Solid Waste Management District report due to the continued misuse of the medicine collection bin located at the Whitestown Municipal Complex, the bin is being removed, effective immediately. According to the district, every attempt was made to educate and offer an alternative to properly disposing of needles. A list on how to properly dispose of needles is available from the Boone County Health Department .

Jacob Cram, 36, of Lebanon waived his right to a jury trial and is now scheduled for a bench trial in September. Cram is accused of Killing Donald Bowers of Lebanon back in September of 25. Boone Superior Court I Judge Matthew Kincaid will hear the case. Cram is currently being held in the Ern K. Hudson Justice Center in Lebanon.

Lebanon native Marlon Lee Scott will finally be laid to rest, more than 70 years after he perished in the crash of a military plane in Alaska. His burial will take place Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at Oak Hill Cemetery, following a brief ceremony at Myers Mortuary. In November 1952, a troop transport plane – carrying Airman 3-c Marlon L. Scott and fifty-one other servicemen – vanished over the Gulf of Alaska in extreme blizzard conditions. The aircraft, a C-124 Globemaster – lar

Lebanon native Marlon Lee Scott will finally be laid to rest, more than 70 years after he perished in the crash of a military plane in Alaska. His burial will take place Wednesday, May 27, 2026, at Oak Hill Cemetery, following a brief ceremony at Myers Mortuary. In November 1952, a troop transport plane – carrying Airman 3-c Marlon L. Scott and fifty-one other servicemen – vanished over the Gulf of Alaska in extreme blizzard conditions. The aircraft, a C-124 Globemaster –

On Monday, May 18, 2026, at approximately 2:10 p.m., officers from the Lebanon Police Department responded to a tactical crash with entrapment at the intersection of State Road 32 and County Road 400 West. The crash involved three vehicles; a passenger car, a semi tractor trailer, and a dump truck. This area of SR 32 was shut down for several hours during the initial investigation and removal of vehicles involved. The driver of the dump truck was trapped and extracted from