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Hegeler Mansion Tours Bring Residents for a Special Look Inside; More Planned for Danville’s 200th in 2027

It was a busy weekend at the Hegeler Mansion at 1521 North Vermilion, with the Hegeler Foundation and the Vermilion County Museum Society hosting tours in honor of Vermilion County’s 200th anniversary. Heather Urbanski, who works for the Hegeler Foundation to maintain the mansion, said over the weekend that...

Danville, IL · 2d

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Pack Your Bags For This Illinois Town Where $1,200 A Month Covers Absolutely Everything

There are towns in Illinois that want you to find them, and then there’s Danville, which has been perfectly fine whether you showed up or not. That kind of quiet confidence is either deeply off-putting or deeply attractive, and if you’re reading this, it’s probably the latter.

Danville, IL · 5d

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Miss Boone County Crowned 2027 Miss Indiana State Festival Queen

Adelaide Jones, Miss Boone County, has been crowned the 2027 Miss Indiana State Festival Queen. The Miss Boone County Fair Queen Program announced the achievement, congratulating Jones on her hard work and dedication. Throughout the next year, Jones will travel across Indiana, attending at least 15 festivals and fairs while...

Boone County, IN · 22h

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Veterans can get a free McDonald’s meal in Lafayette

Veterans can get a free breakfast meal at participating McDonald’s restaurants in the Lafayette area on Nov. 11. The Veterans Day offer is available to current and former military members with a valid military ID, according to a community announcement. The free breakfast includes an Egg McMuffin, hash brown and small premium roast coffee. Breakfast meals are available until 10:30 a.m. The offer is available only through dine-in or drive-thru service and cannot be redeemed through the McDonald’s app. Local McDonald’s owner-operators also provide meals honoring veterans, teachers and first responders and support youth sports leagues and neighborhood jobs, according to the announcement. This story was produced with the assistance of Artificial Intelligence (AI). Journalists were involved in every step of the review, editing and publishing process. Learn more at cm.usatoday.com/ethical-conduct . This article originally appeared on Lafayette Journal & Courier: Veterans can get a free McDonald’s meal in Lafayette

Lafayette, IN · 22h

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West Lafayette announces Nov. 9 sanitation closure, pickup change

WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. (WLFI) - The West Lafayette Street and Sanitation Department will be closed Monday, Nov. 9, resulting in a collection change for residents whose regular pickup is on Mondays. Trash, recycling and yard waste normally collected Monday will be picked up Tuesday, Nov. 10. Residents whose regular pickup...

West Lafayette, IN · 1d

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Caterpillar’s $890 million investment provides new equipment for Lafayette plant

The Lafayette City Council has approved Caterpillar’s Lafayette Large Engine Center’s second expansion for $890 million. This brings the company’s total investment to about $1.6 billion on top of the previously approved investment of $725 million back in 2024. Mayor of Lafayette Tony Roswarski said the new...

Lafayette, IN · 1d

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20 Gift Ideas Highlight Hendricks County’s Holiday Gift Guide

Customized voice ornaments, vintage fabric jewelry and edible advent calendars represent just a few of the gifts showcased in this year’s Hendricks County Holiday Gift Guide. For the 14th consecutive year, Visit Hendricks County is featuring top gifts at locally owned stores in Avon, Brownsburg, Camby, Clayton, Danville and...

Hendricks County, IN · 12h

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Boone County Eyes $20M Land Buy for Oklo's $1.5B Medical Isotope Plant at LEAP

Indiana's economic development arm wants $20 million to buy roughly 185 acres in Boone County for a $1.5 billion medical isotope production project planned by California-based Oklo Inc. at the LEAP district near Lebanon. The State Budget Committee is scheduled to take up the request Tuesday, alongside two other sizable funding asks tied to the sprawling industrial park.

Boone County, IN · 14h

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Hendricks County approves Liberty Township fire district

Hendricks County commissioners approved a proposed fire district in Liberty Township Oct. 27, with the understanding that land soon to be annexed into Plainfield would be excluded from the district. The 2-1 vote followed a public hearing in which officials and residents discussed emergency service needs, boundaries and concerns about...

Hendricks County, IN · 1d

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Frankfort Marine Corps League Plans 251st Birthday Celebration

The event will begin at 6 p.m. with a meet-and-greet and appetizers. Dinner will be served at 7 p.m. The Detachment will cover dinner for members and one guest. Nonmembers will be responsible for paying for their own meals. Those planning to attend are asked to contact the Detachment as soon as possible at marinecorpsleague967@gmail.com.

Frankfort, IN · 1d

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Purdue Honors Veterans With Field of Flags Display

Purdue University is honoring veterans ahead of Veterans Day with its annual Field of Flags display. From November 9 through November 13, students and community members can plant flags in recognition of veterans and loved ones who have served in the military. The display is taking place at Purdue’s West Lafayette and Indianapolis campuses. Bryan Arbic, director of the Dorothy Stratton Veteran and Military Success Center, explains the significance of the display and why recognizing veterans remains important to the Purdue community.

West Lafayette, IN · 18h

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Former fighter pilot named new Purdue University president

Purdue University’s board of trustees unanimously elected retired Lt. Gen. Jay B. Silveria as the university’s 14th president. Silveria has been serving as the president of the University of Arkansas System since January 2025, and from 2020-2024, as associate vice president and executive director of Texas A&M University and the Bush School of Government and Public Service in Washington, D.C.

West Lafayette, IN · 19h

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Madison Avenue road diet delayed after crack found in retaining wall, ‘workers disappeared’

INDIANAPOLIS — A major road construction project on Indy’s south side has hit a snag and people who live nearby want to know why. In September 2024, the City of Indianapolis announced a “road diet” project for Madison Avenue, which will shrink the number of lanes and add new curbs and sidewalks. But nearly two […]

Indianapolis, IN · 19h

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Hoosier Honor Flight

Indianapolis, IN · 14h

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9 Outdoor Christmas Markets and Christkindlmarkts in Indiana (2026)

Carmel sets 60 wooden huts around an ice rink for nearly five weeks. Cumberland closes U.S. 40 for one afternoon of street vendors, marionettes and St. Nick’s reindeer. Indiana’s outdoor Christmas markets run Nov. 21 to Dec. 24, 2026, and four of them fall on the same Saturday, Dec. 5, 2026.

Indiana · 20h

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Tour The Incredible Victorian Mansion In Indiana Where Presidential History Was Actually Made Every Day

Some houses are just houses, and then there’s the Benjamin Harrison Presidential Site in Indianapolis, which is the kind of place that makes you reconsider everything you thought you knew about Indiana history. A real United States president lived here, worked here, and chose to come back here after...

Indianapolis, IN · 6d

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Too many public school referendums lost on Election Day | Opinion

Watching the results come in on Election Day, I was grateful to see over two-thirds of Indiana's school referendums pass with ample community support, including in Indianapolis. But I was also devastated that many others across the state failed . It’s looking like 12 school districts will enter a maelstrom of fiscal uncertainty. I know what’s next: cuts, consolidations and closures. Teachers will lose their jobs. Students will lose access to programs, transportation and maybe school itself. And shrinking communities will lose an anchor that moored them from the storm. Who is responsible? People will argue that districts are inefficient, though there’s very little evidence of that where voters said no. The reality is that state and federal dollars haven’t kept pace with the rising costs of education, including diesel for buses and food for school meals. Indiana has dropped from 15th to 38th in the nation in per-pupil funding. Cuts to Medicaid have also hammered schools, as it provides the core revenue stream for school nurses, psychologists, occupational and physical therapists, special education technology and mental health services. If schools are going to continue offering those services, they have to find a way to pay. So why doesn’t the

Indiana · 1d

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Indiana Parents Alert: Stop Sign Challenge Raises Winter Road Fears

Parents encouraged to discuss dangerous driving behavior before winter increases risks near schools.

Indiana · 2d

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Local Marching Bands Advance to State Finals Today

Two local marching bands are headed to the Class “C” state finals today. The Vincennes Lincoln’s Pride of the Green, and the Washington Gold Pride band, will compete at Lucas Oil Stadium in Indianapolis. Lincoln performs first at 1:35 p.m. Washington takes the field at 3:35 p.m....

Vincennes, IN · 3d

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Neighborhood leaders: Devington Plaza redevelopment takes time

For years, Devington Plaza has been an eyesore on the northeast side. After Kroger left in 2018, other stores followed leaving the once bustling shopping center mostly vacant. A lack of upkeep from the property owner led to the building deteriorating and illegal dumping in the parking lot, leading residents to report dozens of violations with the city. The site has also attracted crime and vandalism.

Indianapolis, IN · 1d