Zionsville Times Sentinel

Local News

November 14, 2012

Witham to award education loans

Zionsville Times Sentinel

Zionsville — The Witham Health Services Foundation will award medical education loans to applicants who are planning to enter, or are currently enrolled in college and plan to become a medical professional.

The $2,000 per year loan is extended to students pursuing a degree in a medical profession.

Applicants must be legal residents of Boone County and enrolled in a full-time medical professional program fully accredited by the appropriate accrediting entity.

Selection of recipients will not be based upon the financial needs of the applicant. First priority will be given to applicants who pursue educational programs of direct benefit to Witham Health Services. Upon completion of the course of study, applicants must agree to work at Witham Health Services until the loan funds received are repaid in full via hours worked or monetarily repay the loan with interest.

The loan is intended to assist with tuition, books and other related expenses. The loan is limited to four years of full-time study or less. Applications will be reviewed in December.

Visit www.supportwitham.org or call 765-485-8112 for more information.

Completed applications must be returned by Friday, Dec. 7, to Witham Health Services Foundation, 2705 N. Lebanon St., Suite 115, Lebanon, 46052.

Text Only
Local News
  • Witham plans Zionsville project

    Witham Health Services has plans for the northeast corner of Michigan Road and 116th Street in Zionsville, the so-called “gateway district.”

    June 12, 2013

  • NWS-ZT061213-Graduation.jpg ZCHS Class of 2013 Graduates

     The ZCS Class of 2013 graduated Sunday, June 6. James Lewis was the senior speaker; and Hannah Biggs was the senior singer. Class officers — President Sara Zaheer, Vice President Eric Regele and Secretary/Treasurer Claire Poindexter — gave a group speech, and Katelyn McCarthy and Adam Pease were recognized as salutatorians.

    June 12, 2013 1 Photo

  • ZCS board OKs high school additions

    The Zionsville Community Schools Board of Trustees, at its Monday, June 10 meeting, authorized Superintendent Scott Robison to move forward on capital projects totalling more than $15.2 million — with the stipulation that the projects don’t go over the proposed budget and that the board will have input throughout the process.

    June 12, 2013

  • NWS - ZT060513 - Mike Latz.jpg Council honors late RDC president

    The town council’s action to dedicate 106th Street as Mike Latz Memorial Way was only fitting for the man who brought several projects to the area.

    June 5, 2013 1 Photo

  • NWS - ZT060513 - FedEx groundbreaking2.jpg FedEx breaks ground for new facility

    Work has officially begun on a new 300,000-square-foot FedEx Ground distribution center in Zionsville.

    June 5, 2013 2 Photos

  • Blooming, zooming weekend ahead

    June 14-15 will be a busy weekend in Zionsville featuring art, history, cars, landscaping and fund raising for a worthy cause.

    June 5, 2013

  • RDC may lend council a hand

    After partnering with the schools to purchase the Dow property, the redevelopment commission may team up with the town council to save some money.

    June 5, 2013

  • Whitestown looks to increase water rates

    Whitestown residents may soon notice a small increase in their water bills.

    June 5, 2013

  • NWS - ZT052913 - Memorial Day.jpg Remembering Fallen Heroes

    Bob Musgrave, American Legion Riders road captain, places an American flag near a grave Thursday, May 23, at Zionsville Cemetery. Musgrave was joined by members of the Zionsville Police Department and American Legion in putting flags on the grave sites of veterans.

    May 29, 2013 1 Photo

  • Council to honor late RDC president

    The Zionsville Town Council will pay tribute to Mike Latz, the former president of the Redevelopment Commission.

    May 29, 2013