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Q: I thought I had my pine tree problem fixed, but I am getting the same problem for the third year.
Local knowledge helps Carmel golfer in State Am
Jerry McMullen returned to familiar grounds at Wolf Run Golf Club in Zionsville for the Indiana Golf Association's 108th annual men's Amateur Championship last week.
Roncalli grad to dance in new troupe
Mixed repertoire will be the program in debut show that includes international names in the dance field Katie Lupke, recently graduated from Roncalli High School, will be among the dancers tonight in the new ...
Tom Schuler, a member of the Lions Club, holds eight-week-old Jonah Smith, Carmel, for a photo at Lions Park in Zionsville during the 4th of July Community Celebration.
Richmond's Brian Maurer ties for 4th in Indiana Amateur
Richmond's Brian Maurer has taken his golf game to a higher plain. But, Chris Baker has taken his into the stratosphere.
U of I graduates 2 from Zionsville
Zionsville residents Andrea Jett Kirkman and Kelly J. Uland received degrees from the University of Indianapolis during commencement ceremonies held in May.
The - stuff' Hoosiers are made of
Since moving to Zionsville, I've wondered if a Nutmegger could ever become a Hoosier .
Zionsville Indiana "Dusty Boots" Home Tour
Get your boots out! No, the weather's not changing, at least not yet! It's time for a preview of the 2008 Luxury Home-a-Rama homes while they are still under construction.
Local man works with youth, celebrates music
When Bill Stagg of Zionsville was in college he didn't know what he wanted to be when he grew up - until he spent a day developing film with a "six-foot-four crusty gentlemen" in a darkroom.
Zionsville resident awaits heart transplant
Dave Manzer's family and friends describe the basketball trainer and former college coach as having a big heart, but now they're hoping he gets a new one soon.
Zionsville's Wolf Run basks in success of golf tourney
The Indiana Golf Association's 108th annual men's Indiana Amateur Championship went off without a hitch last week at Wolf Run Golf Club in Zionsville.
New ballet company will premiere in Zionsville
Three years after the closing of Indianapolis' Ballet Internationale, a new local professional ballet company is looking to fill the void.
Property stolen from Clay Waste recovered
Around $50,000 in maintenance equipment, including a pickup truck, was stolen Tuesday, June 24, from Clay Township Regional Waste District plant, 7236 Mayflower Park Drive.
Students on the case of dying dolphins
Most high school science students will conduct experiments like dissecting a frog, but students in Zionsville Community High School's genetics and advanced placement biology classes kicked it up a notch this ...
Maurer tied for 6th in IGA tournament
Richmond's Brian Maurer moved into a tie for sixth after Wednesday's second round of the IGA Indiana Amateur Championship.
Zionsville pastor releases new book about challenges facing Christians
In his new book, Living Beyond The Sanctuary: Discipleship in the Real World , bestselling author of The Disciple Making Church, Glenn McDonald, challenges everyday Christians to live the life of a disciple ...
Wal-Mart fires next barrage with suit against Zionsville
Zionsville residents are bracing themselves for another protracted court battle between the town and retail giant Wal-Mart, and some aren't optimistic about the outcome.
Stage set for reorganization approval
The Zionsville Town Council and Eagle and Union Township boards are one step away from approving the government reorganization plan and putting it on the ballot in November.
Think tank seeks temporary lot
It may not be luxury condominiums, but it's a start. Zionsville's think tank, the Greater Zionsville Progress Committee, is exploring ways to both alleviate the lack of parking in the downtown district and make ...
The Zionsville Town Council will hold a special meeting Monday, June 30, but it won't be at town hall.