Sheridan News

John and Jean Shelburne John and Jean Shelburne of Lebanon celebrated 50 years of marriage on Dec.

Jogging and biking north to Westfield's new portion of the Monon Trail will get easier after a nearly 430-foot-long pedestrian bridge opens over 146th Street in 2011.

Richard Campbell Seats, 85, Sheridan, died Dec. 16, 2009, at St. Vincent Hospice.

Hundreds of schoolchildren gathered at the Statehouse today to celebrate the 193rd anniversary of Indiana's statehood.

Hundreds of schoolchildren are expected to gather at the Statehouse on Friday to celebrate the 193rd anniversary of Indiana's statehood.

When 150 preschoolers take center stage and sing at the top of their lungs "that Jesus Christ is born," the message is unmistakable.

Just a little bit of snow kept emergency crews busy Monday morning as local wrecker services were having a hard time keeping up.

Sanders 50th Bob and Donna Sanders of Lebanon will celebrate 50 years of marriage on Dec.

Clara Z. Freeman, 64, Sheridan, died Nov. 28, 2009, at Riverview Hospital, Noblesville.

Construction of a pocket park and the restoration of four murals in the historic district of Sheridan have earned the little town in northwest Hamilton County a big award.

More than 75 people attended a community meeting Monday at Sheridan Community Center to give input on how Adams Elementary School will be used in the future.

Three more H1N1 clinics set The Boone County Health Department will offer three additional H1N1 vaccine clinics for persons in the priority groups.

Sue Stemen got carded the last time she used Carmel Clay Public Library. Turns out the longtime Carmel resident lost her library privileges when she moved to Westfield three years ago.

A state law governing what happens to school property no longer needed for educational purposes has put a temporary hold on the sale of Adams Elementary School.

ALEXANDRIA, IN, November 10, 2009 /Cambridge Who's Who/ -- Jerry Doty has been recognized by Cambridge Who's Who for demonstrating dedication, leadership and excellence in writing.

Bernard John Murphy, 83, Sheridan, died Oct. 27, 2009, at Community Hospital North, Indianapolis.

The H1N1 and seasonal flu share symptoms. They also have another thing in common: Vaccines against both are hard to find.

Hamilton County still is developing its plan for public H1N1 vaccine clinics. So far, none have been scheduled.

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Ball State students named to summer dean's list Four Boone County students were named to the summer dean's list at Ball State.