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Indianapolis Children's Choir to add special voices
When Kathy Murray saw the flyer inviting children to try out for the newest Indianapolis Children's Choir, the Zionsville resident jumped at the chance to enroll her 10-year-old autistic son, Brendan.
BCSC's Petraits calls it a career
It was one week before school started in 1996 and Donna Petraits hadn't taught in a classroom in 12 years.
Bakera s Graduation Cake Mix-Up Ends in Purr-fect Mistake
When Laura Gambrel, 22, of Zionsville, Ind., graduated from Indiana University in May, she wanted to keep the celebration pretty low key.
North of 96thPublic art idea: Squirrels stampede
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School part-timers fear fewer hours, less pay as impact of health care law kicks in
As the national debate intensifies over the true impact of federal health care mandates, some school districts in metropolitan Indianapolis are already telling employees to expect fewer hours and increased health-care costs next year.
Promise Monsters makers hope their Indianapolis toy company takes off
Four years ago Michael Bogan’s son, Scout, drew a horned creature with green and purple tentacles and a red, angry-looking face.
Queen Following In Her Mother's Footsteps
When Laura Merida steps onto the stage at the Miss Indiana Scholarship Pageant at Zionsville, she will be following in the footsteps of her mother, Melissa.
Night-shift fathers spend afternoons in daddy day care
It's not just stay-at-home dads who get to spend the daylight hours with their children.
Zionsville-area manhunt ends; possible carjacking reported
No other details were available. Earlier: Possible carjacking investigated Boone County authorities say they are seeking a suspect in a possible carjacking at 106th Street and Bennet Parkway near Zionsville.
30 Indy-area car shows, cruise-ins guaranteed to rev your engine
Got a classic or muscle car? Or a hot rod? Or just love to look at them? Here's a list of 30 summer car shows and cruise-ins to keep your motor running.
North of 96thRenowned planner shares vision for Carmel's Midtown
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Fall Creek principal gets down and sticky
What happens when an elementary school principal presents a challenge to her students? She can end up quite a mess.
New Indiana law gives scheduling flexibility to high-performing schools
A new Indiana law that allows some high schools to do away with some of the state's calendar requirements is bringing praise from area superintendents but questions from the state teacher's union.
The Adventuress' things to do picks June 9-15
June 10 to June 23, see website for participating locations, prices vary, www.chowdown midtown.com .
Lebanon woman dies in Boone County crash
A Lebanon woman died this morning in a crash in Boone County north of Zionsville, according to the sheriff's department.
FedEx confirms plans for $40M Zionsville center
FedEx Ground is set to start construction on a $40 million package-distribution center in Zionsville that has been in the works since last summer.
State police say no sign has been found of the white box truck blamed for causing a school bus carrying severely disabled students to roll over on a highway near Indianapolis three weeks ago.
Home tour to benefit Peyton Manning hospital
A private home on a 750-acre golf course will open for tours as a benefit for Peyton Manning Children's Hospital.
Woman raped at gunpoint by man she met on Craigslist
Investigators from the Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department are searching for a 19-year-old man believed to be from Zionsville, Ind., who has been accused of raping a woman he met on Craigslist.
Craigslist ad leads to rape at gunpoint
Police have begun searching for a 19-year-old Zionsville man, accused of raping a woman at gunpoint after responding to the victim's ad on Craigslist.