Dayton
Dayton, IN · Municipal
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Letter: Yes on WWS referendum
I’m voting yes on the Westfield Washington Schools referendum and I urge my fellow Westfield residents to do the same. Since kindergarten, my son has had the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive in Westfield Washington Schools. Today, he’s a sophomore and I’m grateful for the excellent educational experience he’s received. Every child in Westfield deserves that same opportunity.
Journal & Courier
BREAKING: Alting resigns from Indiana senate: 'I am deeply sorry'
LAFAYETTE, IN — Indiana Sen. Ron Alting has announced he is resigning his position amid allegations of several Walmart shoplifting incidents in Lafayette, Monticello and Florida. In a Facebook post Wednesday afternoon, he wrote, "Twenty-eight years ago, I asked the people of this community for the privilege of representing them in the Indiana Senate. It has been the greatest honor of my life. "Over the past several weeks, I have been undergoing extensive medical evaluation for concerning changes in my judgment, behavior and cognitive functioning. That evaluation has included specialists in neurology, geriatrics and mental health, as well as an MRI and other testing. That work is continuing as my doctors seek a definitive diagnosis. "During this time, I did things that were wrong and completely out of character for me. I take responsibility for my actions. I am deeply sorry for the hurt and disappointment I have caused my family, friends, colleagues, constituents and the store employees involved. "After many difficult conversations with my family, my doctors and people I have trusted for many years, I have concluded that I need to bring my time in public office to an end and devote my attention to my health and
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Pull Up A Counter Stool At These 6 Indiana Lunch Counters That Still Feel Like 1960
Some Indiana lunch spots never got the memo that the decades kept moving. You still sit on a stool, order a burger or a tenderloin, and watch the cook work a few feet away. These six counters stretch from Fort Wayne to West Lafayette, and each one keeps a little piece of mid-century Hoosier life on the menu. If you like simple food, quick service, and a booth or stool with some history behind it, this list is for you.
clintoncountydailynews.com
Clinton County Chamber of Commerce to Host Casino Night October 24
The event is scheduled for Saturday, October 24, 2026, at the Diamond Event Center, located at 2574 IN-39 in Frankfort. Doors will open at 6:30 p.m., with the event running from 7 to 10 p.m. Tickets are $40 for Chamber members and $50 for non-members. A table of eight is...
WISH-TV
Twenty West Public House brings elevated comfort food to Danville Town Square
INDIANAPOLIS— A new gathering place has opened on the north side of Danville’s Town Square, bringing elevated comfort food and New American cuisine to a historic building across from the Hendricks County Courthouse. Twenty West Public House opened in October 2025.The restaurant is owned by local restaurant operator Stephanie Bernhardt and managed by Plainfield native […]
Journal Review
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Westfield welcomes South Korean development delegation
The City of Westfield recently welcomed a delegation of South Korean developers and business representatives in partnership with The International Center. The delegation met with Mayor Scott Willis, Executive Chief of Economic Development and Community Development Jenell Fairman, and other city leaders to discuss development opportunities and strengthen international business relationships.
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Current Publishing
Zionsville Plan Commission not sold on grocery store proposal; Walmart reportedly eyeing Appaloosa Crossing
A proposed grocery store at the northwest corner of 300 South and U.S. 421 was met with skepticism from the Zionsville Plan Commission. Additionally, Walmart might seek a Zionsville location again. The plan commission gave an unfavorable recommendation Oct. 20 for a rezone request that would allow for a grocery...
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Hy-Vee’s future in Zionsville remains unclear
Four years after it was first approved, there is still no Hy-Vee grocery store in Zionsville. And one isn’t expected to arrive anytime soon. Zionsville Mayor John Stehr said the company has “ghosted” him and hasn’t returned any of his calls in the last six months.
Journal & Courier
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$2M EPA Grant to clean up former Lafayette paper mill
A $2 million Environmental Protection Agency grant will help clean up contaminated soil at the former Jefferson Smurfit paper mill site in Lafayette. The Wabash River Enhancement Corporation plans to remove contaminated soil from nine acres of the property and replace it with clean soil. The long-term goal is to transform the former industrial site into public green space, with potential trails, recreational areas and improved access to the Wabash River. Residents will have an opportunity to learn more about the project and provide feedback.
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Things to Do in Avon with Kids (2026)
Three park departments share Avon. Washington Township Parks runs the free splash pad, the tortoises at Pecar Park and Murphy Aquatic Park; the Town of Avon runs Blue Heron Park, the 83 acres around Town Hall with a lake and a radio-control car track; and Hendricks County runs W.S. Gibbs Memorial Park, where a 30-foot hill turns into a sledding hill after a snow. Six of the nine picks below cost nothing, and the indoor ones cover the cold months: the library, the Y’s warm-water pool and an indoor playground. For the rest of the metro, start with our list of 101 things to do in Indianapolis with kids.
Current Publishing
Brownsburg subdivision proposal heads toward November plan commission hearing
The future of about 18 acres of wooded land behind Calvary United Methodist Church remains uncertain as plans for a proposed Brownsburg subdivision move toward a public hearing and neighbors continue efforts to preserve the property. Grand Communities, the parent company of Fischer Homes, has proposed Woodland Reserve, a 20-lot...
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Westfield Resets Tax Clock On Eagletown District, Pours Millions Into Grand Park
Grand Park Sports Campus — Site Receiving Keystone-Funded Additions. The Westfield Redevelopment Commission approved an amended resolution Monday that adds new parcels to the Eagletown Economic Development Area, resetting a 25-year clock on tax revenue collection for mostly commercial properties stretched along the Ind. 32 corridor from Oak Ridge Road to just west of Towne Road. The same meeting saw commissioners sign off on more than $2.3 million in combined payments tied to Grand Park Sports Campus expansion projects, underscoring how tightly the city's tax-increment financing tools are now wound around its sports-tourism engine.
WTHR
'We'll have to adapt' | Wilson Farm Market overcomes U.S. 31 changes