Local News

• Youth as Resources awards grants

  Youth as Resources, a program of the United Way of Central Indiana, has awarded more than $7,600 to fund community service projects designed and implemented by Boone County youth.

  A kickoff celebration was held recently at Trinity Lutheran Church to honor area youth volunteers. This year, Youth as Resources Boone County awarded $7,669.28 to 11 youth-led projects. That includes four student-led projects, four Boy Scout projects, one Girl Scout project, as well as two youth-led projects at the Boys & Girls Club of Zionsville.

  May 17, 2012

• Whitestown council approves tax abatement
• Humane Society hopes to raise money, build facility
• Station 93 now open for service
• Three cheers for local girl’s fight against cancer
• Students, teachers honored during Top 5 breakfast
• More than just a jewelry store

Sports

• Eagles withstand Bulldogs’ runs

  The Zionsville Eagles softball team stood strong as they kept withstanding the swings of momentum from the charging Brownsburg Bulldogs.

  Preventing that final push and finishing the game strong, the Eagles won the Hoosier Crossroads Conference game 4-3 over the Bulldogs on Tuesday, May 8.

  "We’ve got our own momentum and we’ve got girls who make big plays which always steals the thunder from any team who is trying to make a move,” Zionsville coach Lori Esparza said.

  May 16, 2012

• Eagles net third at conference
• Dunshee Hits, Pitches Eagles Past Tigers
• Boys track gears up for sectional
• Zionsville places mid pack at HCC meet

Features

• Three cheers for local girl’s fight against cancer

  Emily Del Vecchio’s parents described her as a typical Zionsville girl that loved to cheer and be at the center of attention with her long blonde hair.

  But like most routines, Emily’s life was cut short Friday, May 11, from complications due to osteosarcoma, a type of cancer found in the bone.

  Her parents, Joe and Lori Del Vecchio, said she was at a cheer practice in January 2011 when they knew something was wrong with their then 9-year-old daughter.

  May 16, 2012 1 Photo

• More than just a jewelry store
• Eagle students bike to school
• Hoosier race fan turns passion into career
• ZCHS teacher wants to ‘Restart the Arts’

County

• Witham Gala set for May 19

  The Witham Health Services Foundation will be hosting its 14th annual Black Tie Gala on Saturday, May 19, at Lumiere du corps Resort and Spa. This year’s theme is “Moonlight Masquerade.” The annual event helps provide funding to support continuous improvements and programs at Witham Health Services.

  May 16, 2012

• Spill forces evacuation of LHS
• New eye center open at Witham
• It’s time to cleanup
• Celebrate the pow wow culture

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