Putnam County – Tuesday afternoon, June 18, 2019, at approximately 2:53 p.m., four INDOT workers escaped a serious vehicle accident with minor injuries. The accident occurred on Interstate 70 westbound near the 48.5 mile marker. Preliminary investigation by Master Trooper Dujan Presley-Mcfadden indicates that an INDOT truck, located in the …
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INDIANAPOLIS (June 17, 2019) – Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch announced today that a talented and diverse group of Hoosier culinary professionals and amateur home cooks will compete in the 2019 World Food Championships in Dallas, Texas this October 16-20. The Indiana Office of Tourism Development will participate as a sponsor …
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Brownsburg – It’s taken a long time but the North Green Street reconstruction project appears to have crossed the finish line! The Town of Brownsburg had a Ribbon cutting ceremony on June 17 in the afternoon, just in time for 5 o’clock traffic. The Ribbon cutting took place just south …
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INDIANAPOLIS– A new sciences complex is set to take shape on Butler University’s campus, as the Board of Trustees approved the project during their June meeting. The $100 million renovation and expansion is the largest investment ever by the Trustees in Butler’s future. The project includes new high-tech classrooms designed …
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Indianapolis, IN – Monday evening, just after six o’clock, emergency crews were called to the scene of a motorcycle crash on I-465 northbound near I-70 on the city’s east side. 911 callers were reporting a male was seriously injured and unconscious. When first responders arrived they found 67 year old William …
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INDIANAPOLIS—Governor Eric J. Holcomb recently announced several new appointments and reappointments to various state boards and commissions. 21st Century Energy Policy Development Task Force The Governor made seven appointments to the 21st Century Energy Policy Development Task Force, whose terms expire Dec. 2, 2020: Bill Fine (Greenwood), Utility Consumer Counselor …
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At the May Board meeting, the Hendricks County Community Foundation’s Board of Directors approved grants totaling over $35,000 to organizations serving every corner of Hendricks County. These grants were made from the Community Foundation’s largest unrestricted fund, the Deedee Daniel Opportunity Fund, as well as from its 39 family legacy …
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The Hendricks County Community Foundation (HCCF) would like to congratulate the seven graduates of its Marketing & Social Media Learning Series, each of whom attended all four sessions of this series: Marketing Fundamentals, Executing your Brand, Social Media for Nonprofits, and Digital Fundraising Campaigns that Work. The series was presented …
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HENDRICKS COUNTY – Along with Spring warmth and rain showers comes standing water and mosquito breeding. Hendricks County Health Department (HCHD) officials urge citizens to be aware of how to prevent the spread of diseases carried by mosquitoes. “Basically, anywhere that water can pool is an ideal breeding ground for …
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HENDRICKS COUNTY – Tick season has begun in certain areas of the United States. Hendricks County health officials urge citizens to educate themselves on how to prevent tick-bites this spring and summer. “Ticks are known to transmit several diseases to both humans and pets when bites occur,” reports Krista Click, …
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