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Helmet Stays in Lizton: Danville and Tri-West Battle
Helmet Stays in Lizton: Danville and Tri-West Battle

It was another classic match-up in what is considered to be one of the “Great American Rivalries.”

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The Republican holds the most extensive archive of Hendricks County’s history—dating back generations. As the county’s longest-running newspaper, it’s more than news; it’s a living record of the people, places, and moments that made our community what it is today. Whether you're a lifelong resident or just getting to know the area, connecting with The Republican is a way to stay informed, grounded, and inspired by your hometown. Rediscover local journalism—and be part of what’s next.

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Helmet Stays in Lizton: Danville and Tri-West Battle
Helmet Stays in Lizton: Danville and Tri-West Battle

It was another classic match-up in what is considered to be one of the “Great American Rivalries.”

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“Hey Meta…Look and Describe”
“Hey Meta…Look and Describe”

AI-integrated eyewear improves life for Hendricks County native dealing with vision loss.

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Our County Representatives’ Thoughts on Redistricting
Our County Representatives’ Thoughts on Redistricting

How did those representing Hendricks County respond when asked about the process of a mid-decade redistricting?

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Preserving The Mayberry Cafe
Preserving The Mayberry Cafe

“In reflection, this is more than passing on the legacy of Mayberry. It’s really what Americana was built on; a culture of simple hard work, doing what you love, for people you love, in a town you love- this is what’s being passed on to capable, enthusiastic folks who are going to add their own magic.” Brad and Christine Born

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Commissioners Approve Concrete Plant in Union Township
Commissioners Approve Concrete Plant in Union Township

A new development is laying a foundation in Hendricks County, and it could open the doors to similar growth.

Cash Concrete, a Putnam County based plant, will be bringing their services to the unincorporated area of Union Township. 



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Court House: The Heart of Indiana’s Counties
Court House: The Heart of Indiana’s Counties

Just one image of the 92 county court houses on display at the Indiana Landmark Center, 1201 Central Ave., Indianapolis. The presentation is sponsored by the Indiana Bar Association and the collection was curated by Noblesville attorney Douglass Church.

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Danville’s First Porchfest Proved Popular
Danville’s First Porchfest Proved Popular

It was a day for the arts in Danville, Indiana!

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Officials Comment on ICE Arrests at Avon
Officials Comment on ICE Arrests at Avon

The Avon Police Department, along with the ICE agency made approximately 20 arrests on Tuesday, July 22. 


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