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‘Lilly’ hints at future as store closes
Wearable art is Joan Carney’s passion, and for more than two decades she’s made it her business in downtown Zionsville.
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From sap to syrup
The center hosted a program on backyard tree tapping and maple sugaring Saturday, Feb. 23. Visitors to the center will be able to see the sap buckets for a few more weeks.
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Student’s composition featured in concert
Emily Kincaid didn’t think much of it when she began playing the viola or when she wrote a round as part of a school project.
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On the runway
Nearly 300 people attended the Zionsville Education Foundation InStyle fashion show and luncheon held at Boone Meadow Elementary School.
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Zionsville resident embraces new role
Ali King believes that when God moves a person to do something, it’s time to do it.
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‘Crucible’ comes to Zionsville’s OMSP
Bigotry and deceit come to life on the stage in March when Zionsville’s Off-Main Street Players presents Arthur Miller’s 1953 Tony Award-winning play, “The Crucible.”
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Wood electrifies ZCS string program
Rock violinist, founder of Trans-Siberian Orchestra visits Zionsville
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Lincoln Park concerts under new leadership
The tradition of the Lincoln Park Concert Series will continue under new leadership.
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Community Foundation announces Lilly finalists
The Community Foundation of Boone County has announced the 2013 Lilly Endowment Community Scholarship finalists.
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Color inspires Zionsville artist
Zionsville artist Edie Mahaney says she never thought about success or failure as an artist, but now the painter has turned into a national brand.
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