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Being the Hope
“It shows what happens when community comes together.”
~Cliff Sweazy, Hope Healthcare
Work Underway to Help Victims of Apartment Fire
“They walked out the door and grabbed nothing,” said Center Township Trustee Bill Wright.
“Common Threads” Exhibit Opens at Hendricks Live!
“We cannot live only for ourselves. A thousand fibers connect us with our fellow men.” ~Herman Melville
Work Underway to Help Victims of Apartment Fire
“They walked out the door and grabbed nothing,” said Center Township Trustee Bill Wright.
Bills Getting Attention
The following bills are generating the most calls to District 24 State Senator Brett Clark’s office. Clark represents all 12 townships in Hendricks County.
Just Change One Thing
“Decide today that you are going to change just one thing, for yourself or for someone else, to make life a little bit better.” ~Chase Cotten, The Willow Center
What is all the Hubbub at the Miles Farm Subdivision?
The petitioner is asking to open up the Parks and the Villas to allow individual rentals, as well as change architectural interests and age restrictions.
Young Artists Make an Impression
“I’m amazed, inspired and even in awe when artists one-quarter of my age are so good…I think seeing good art is contagious. It makes you want to try too,” said Brian Russelburg, who runs the event.
Hendricks County Gains Piece of History: Miles House Offered as Museum
“We haven’t figured out everything we can use the property for but we agree it would be a great asset for the county.” ~Pat Baldwin
Looking Back and Ahead: Town of Brownsburg
“That is good for the community, creating jobs and creating tax base for our residents. That's what funds the services,” Cook said.