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Welcome to our collection of Hendricks County news articles, stories, and community updates. Here you’ll find the latest local news from the towns of Amo, Avon, Brownsburg, Clayton, Coatesville, Danville, Lizton, North Salem, Pittsboro, Plainfield and Stilesville — as well as in-depth features on government, sports, and local history. Whether you’re searching by author, topic, or publication year, this is your hub for everything happening in Hendricks County. Use the filters above to explore the stories that matter most to you.
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.
Hendricks County Election 2026: Candidate Questionnaire Follow-up
When running for election in 2024, Indiana Senator Brett Clark and Hendricks County Commissioner District 2 Dennis Dawes answered a set of questions outlining their intentions in office.
Now, a year later, we are checking in with those officials to see what they have achieved.
Looking Back and Ahead: Town of Danville
“We’re seeing people, companies, knocking on our door that never knocked on our door before, and that’s exciting to us,” shared Mark Morgan, Town Manager.
Feeding it Forward Into 2026
To support the Hendricks County Animal Shelter, consider volunteering, making a donation or adopting a shelter pet in 2026. Visit hcfriendsoftheshelter.org to learn more.
Hendricks County 4-H Fairgrounds Looks to Expand Facilities
“Understand that building will be rented every weekend before it’s done being built. We have that much demand and that many things coming in,” said Whicker.
The Giving Season in Hendricks County
Santa advised to give in this cartoon published in The Republican 100 years ago. Follow his advice. “Do it now.”
Use this Hendricks County giving guide to make your (and others) spirits bright.