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Zworks Hackathon addresses real Zionsville problems
Area software engineers put their best models to work as they tried to solve problems encountered by the Town of Zionsville over a two-day Hackathon event at zWorks. The friendly competition challenged participants to build software that could help Zionsville Police Department distill its daily call log in such a way that could lead to easier pattern analysis, compile road and sidewalk closures for better communications from the town and a way residents can ask questions about town-related issues.
CBS4 Indy
Windfall Town Board votes on 25% sewer rate increase
WINDFALL, Ind. – A small Tipton County town community is standing up to elected leaders as they face a utility rate increase that they say many can’t afford. However, during a public hearing Tuesday night, the Windfall Town Board approved raising sewer rates by almost 25%, saying their hands are tied by expensive plant repairs. […]
Current Publishing
Hometown growth: Town council president discusses investment, challenges of preserving Brownsburg’s charm
For Ben Lacey, the Town of Brownsburg’s growth is personal. The town council president was born and raised in Brownsburg, attended high school there and raised three children who graduated from Brownsburg schools. After years of watching the community change, he joined the Advisory Plan Commission before serving on the town council for about six years.
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Pack Your Bags For This Indiana Town Where Rent Under $800 Meets An Unbeatable Quality Of Life
There’s a particular kind of satisfaction that comes from finding a place that has everything you want and costs a fraction of what you’ve been paying for less, and Kokomo, Indiana is exactly that place. This north-central Indiana city has been quietly winning at the quality-of-life game for...
WLFI.com
Lafayette first responders honored for life-saving response
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - Seven members of the Washington Township Buck Creek Volunteer Fire Department, along with personnel from Tippecanoe Emergency Ambulance Service, were honored for a response that saved Jeff Simpson’s life. Simpson is alive today thanks to the quick actions of first responders and technology from...
clintoncountydailynews.com
Clinton Prairie Framing Students Complete Cattle Shed Project
Students in Mr. Boddicker’s framing classes at Clinton Prairie Jr.-Sr. High School have completed construction of a cattle shed that will soon be moved to its new home. The shed will provide shelter for donkeys at its new location. With the project complete, students are ready to take on...
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Greater Lafayette residents avoid long lines by voting early
Lafayette residents who decided to vote early said that one of the reasons they did so was avoid the lines on Election Day. And the lines today were short. They also told us that the polling volunteers were able to answer any questions they had, making the process a smooth one. They went on to say that the voting machines were easy to use and helped streamline the process even more.
Current Publishing
Zionsville in brief — October 27, 2026
Trick-or-treat set for Oct. 31 — Zionsville’s official trick-or-treat time is 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Oct. 31. Who and what is on the ballot — Besides the competitive races in Boone County covered by Current in recent weeks, there are a number of uncontested county races. They include Matthew Kincaid for Superior Court 1 judge, T.K. Morris for Superior Court 2 judge, Kent Eastwood for Boone County prosecutor, Tony Harris for county sheriff, Jennifer Lasley for county assessor and Carolyn Cunningham for county surveyor. Zionsville voters also will have a referendum question for Zionsville Community Schools. There are two statewide ballot questions. One is about bail, the other about where judges can live. For more information on candidates, visit youarecurrent.com.
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Arcadia voter “proudly endorses” Robyn Cook for Jackson Twp. Trustee
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Frankfort Street Paving Continues Monday, Tuesday
Milling began Monday, Oct. 26, as the Frankfort Street Department continues its street improvement project. Crews began milling Main Avenue from West Armstrong Street to Freeman/Jackson Street. Work is also planned for Meridian Street and Oak Street before crews move to Fifth Street. Fifth Street will be closed for several...
WISH-TV
Brownsburg firefighters reach $465,000 settlement over unpaid overtime claims
BROWNSBURG — A federal court approved a $465,000 settlement resolving a lawsuit filed by 68 Brownsburg firefighters over unpaid overtime and pay calculations. “The settlement resolves our members’ claims over money they are owed for hours they worked, but it does not change the reason we brought this case forward,” David Brock, president of Hendricks […]
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Westfield voter endorses Kirsten Root: she’s “proven her commitment to service”
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Retired Sheridan educators endorse school referendum
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State Fire Marshal investigating Beef House fire, owners announce they’re open
COVINGTON, Ind. (WLFI) - UPDATE: The Beef House as announced it is open following an electrical fire Monday morning. News18 received this message from the owners Tuesday afternoon: “Unlike some reports, the Beef House Dinner Theatre is up and running. We will move forward with our scheduled productions of Reunion at Hippie High October 30, 31 & Nov 1 and the Logan Kirby Salute to Veterans Nov 7 & 8.”
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Frankfort Building Trades Students Make Progress on Annual House Project
Students in the Community Schools of Frankfort Building Trades program are making progress on this year’s house construction project. Students have been working with blueprints, installing the drainage system and completing the framing as the house begins to take shape. The hands-on project gives students experience applying construction skills...