Zionsville News

An overturned semi on Interstate 865, spilled 200 gallons of diesel fuel on the highway, closing both east- and west-bound lanes for several hours on Wednesday morning.

Maria Montessori International Academy, 4370 Weston Pointe Drive, Suite 100 in Zionsville, is having an open house on Sunday, July 26.

Fanimation, a museum for antique fan collectors, recently opened in Zionsville. The store, located at 10983 Bennett Parkway, is having a grand opening celebration from 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 23.

Hundreds of people from around Indiana gathered for the Miss Indiana Parade on Saturday, June 27.

Summer is coming, and hot, dry days are soon to follow. To have a healthy, organic lawn, follow these tips on water usage during the months ahead.

Marin J. Davis, 5, of Zionsville smiles while participating in the 2009 Little Miss Boone County Contest on Saturday, June 20.

Four days after the Indiana Department of Transportation closed State Road 334 for construction, excess traffic on a detour route may have played a role in a three-car accident in Zionsville.

Free concerts in Lions Park will return again this month. Joyce Davis, four-year organizer of the concert series and six-year organizer of the Lincoln Park series, chose the theme for the 2009 concert summer series in Lions Park, "Memories are made of this." The music chosen to be played is part of musical heritage of America from Hollywood and ...

Author Marti Healy's second book, her first novel, "The Rhythm of Selby," has been awarded the Bronze Medal for Popular Fiction in the 13th annual national competition Recognizing Excellence in Independent Publishing.

Mayor Huck Lewis, County Council President Steve Jacob and Greater Zionsville Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Ray Cortopassi have been named to the Boone County Convention and Visitor's Bureau board.

Zionsville High School linebacker Blake Lueders has made an oral commitment to play football at Notre Dame in 2010.

The event Friday at a small airport in Zionsville had become all too common: a soldier being returned to his family in a casket.

One of Zionsville's premier arts events, the Brick Street Gallery Walk, will take place on Friday and will feature the original artwork of more than 90 artists.

All sixth- and seventh-graders will receive a laptop computer on the first day of school this year through a program of the Zionsville School Board.

The Zionsville Post Office retail counter will close at noon Friday, July 3 to enable retail employees to spend more time with their families.

Today's column may appear to be self-serving to some who see me only as an employee of the local newspaper for the past thirty years.

The Zionsville Times Sentinel and Grillmaster's Garden sponsored an essay contest and asked children to submit short essays on "Why is Your Dad the Best?" We received many heartfelt, funny and thoughtful replies.

Zionsville Police Department officers arrested a 16-year-old Zionsville resident Thursday, June 11, for dealing marijuana and possession of marijuana.

Heifer International's Community Education team is excited to offer a special Study Tour opportunity created specifically for educators.

Zionsville Community Schools Superintendent Scott Robison said the district could secure naming rights for the new multipurpose stadium in July.