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Riders remember Plainfield teen

PLAINFIELD — Motorcycle riders from as far as Evansville recently converged on Hog Heaven in Plainfield to honor the memory of Jordan House, a local teen who died just over a year ago.....more>>

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  • Crash injures another teenage driver
    Hendricks County Sheriff’s deputies investigated another serious vehicular crash involving a teenage driver.

  • Towns look at adding more pedestrian paths
    The Indianapolis Metropolitan Planning Organization is undertaking several regional studies over the remainder of the year, including four in Hendricks County.

  • Brownsburg man climbs with dual motivations
    For Brownsburg resident Alex Whitley, an upcoming climb of Mt. Elbrus has special meaning.

  • Restaurant to use sales to aid troops
    With many troops deployed throughout the world, the Fourth of July holiday is a great time to honor them.
    This year, Applebee’s restaurants will give patrons an opportunity to enjoy a meal and assist the troops at the same time.

  • Fund to aid daughters of stabbing victim
    When the Brownsburg Junior Basketball League learned about the tragic death of Angela Warnock on June 21, they felt the need to take action.

  • Man arrested after barricading self in home
    Police here responded to a call on South Cross Street on a report of a barricaded suspect following an alleged domestic battery with serious injury.
    After arriving on the scene, police learned from the victim that Adam J. Gent, 32, of Danville, had barricaded himself inside of the home with a knife and threatened to commit suicide.

  • IMS, Hulman announce executive changes
    The board of directors of Hulman & Company and the Indianapolis Motor Speedway announced June 30 that a new management team comprised of veteran IMS executives W. Curtis Brighton and Jeffrey G. Belskus will head the Hulman-George companies effective July 1.

  • White Lick Arts expands its concert schedule
    “We’ve never had a summer like this.”
    That’s the promise Norm Gulley makes for this season’s White Lick Arts concert series at Ellis Park.

  • Cub Scouts retiring flags
    Cub Scout Pack 399 will hold a flag retirement ceremony from 9 a.m. to noon July 4 at the Wessley Woods firepit at Plainfield United Methodist Church.

  • Posh Parties brings family members together
    PLAINFIELD — Tara Sherman has been helping to plan weddings and other parties for years. She is joined in business at Posh Parties with her mother, Bonnie Woods, and her cousin, Sarah Walker.

  • Community garden now available in Plainfield
    PLAINFIELD — There is a place for Plainfield residents who don’t have their own yard to grow their own vegetables. The town, with help from Center Community Church, is offering a free community garden.

  • Plainfield resident earns top honors in curb appeal
    Praising its “Japanese feel,” the three judges in this year’s Curb Appeal contest in Plainfield were unanimous in selecting the home of Wayne Stanley, 302 Lawndale, as the top winner from 10 entries.

  • Citizens vote to save barn
    For the first time in its existence, the town here has used its online resources to hold a vote.
    The vote was held to discover the town’s thoughts on saving a barn on the hill along the northwest side of the lake at the Avon Town Hall Park.

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