• Mom-Preneurs

    Mom-Preneurs

    Mothers dominate the business scene all around town

  • ‘Complex process’ a passion

    ‘Complex process’ a passion

    CFTPA CEO Tania Castroverde Moskalenko details what it takes to present a 10-series season  By Christian Sorrell For many, scheduling more than 45 musical acts for a full season is a daunting task. For Center for the Performing Arts CEO Tania Castroverde Moskalenko, it is business as usual and something she has been doing for more than 15 years. The [...]

  • CFTPA 2013-2014 Season announced

    CFTPA 2013-2014 Season announced

  • Hoosier Trails

    Hoosier Trails

    Paving the paths of tomorrow’s communities

  • Family Affair

    Family Affair

    Owners of Kern Bros. Shoes share the secrets of their 40-year success story

  • Then & Now

    Then & Now

    After 40 years, Tri Kappa continues to evolve

  • Changing streetscapes

    Changing streetscapes

    Challenges of downtown Zionsville

  • Showcasing Zionsville

    Showcasing Zionsville

    Award winning designer Antonio Fermin displays his heart for Zionsville

  • An ‘Ordinary Dude?’

    An ‘Ordinary Dude?’

    Traders Point Pastor Aaron Brockett is unlikely, unconventional, unwavering

  • All In

    All In

    Area teens turn their love of sports into a humanitarian mission

 

Other News

/ April 9, 2013 2:36 pm

Officiating app biz opens

Co-founders Kyle Armstrong, Joshua Koch and Zionsville resident Mark Baltz have recently opened their new office for The Tyros, LLC, in downtown Zionsville. The Tyros is a high-tech startup that has developed a web and mobile application that will allow sports officials to collaboratively improve their officiating skills at every level. “Having officiated for over 10 years myself, I saw [...]

/ May 17, 2013 10:38 am

ZCHS scores big in national survey

Commentary by Brian Kelly and Steve Greenberg It shouldn’t come as a surprise to any of us that Zionsville Community High School is a highly regarded secondary-education institution. Still, it’s cause to celebrate when you find out that ZCHS is ranked No. 1 among the comprehensive high schools in Indiana, and No. 5 among all high schools in the Hoosier [...]

/ May 17, 2013 10:37 am

Courageous moms are plentiful

I am still in shock, or maybe it’s awe, and my feet are definitely sore as I completed my quest to meet moms who own businesses in Zionsville. Main Street, First Street, Boone Village and even Michigan Road were traveled, but I know I missed many of you, and I’m sorry. I focussed my search mainly on moms who own [...]

/ May 17, 2013 10:25 am

Mom-Preneurs

Mothers dominate the business scene all around town

/ May 17, 2013 10:01 am

Honoring seniors and their teachers

“His devotion and caring inspired me to do my best,” Benjamin Hansen said of teacher Lee Banitt, “He helped me to love learning chemistry.” Hansen’s words were a familiar theme among students at this year’s ZCHS Academic Top 5 Percent Breakfast co-sponsored by the Zionsville Rotary Club and Zionsville Community High School held last Thursday at St. Alphonsus Catholic Church. [...]

/ May 17, 2013 9:56 am

Villagio files for bankruptcy

Zionsville’s Villagio Ristorante and Bar, 40 S. Main St., once the home of the famous Adam’s Rib restaurant, has filed for a liquidation bankruptcy. The Italian restaurant, managed under ERJ LLC, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy on May 3. “The original petition for a Chapter 11 that was filed in July of 2012 was dismissed a month ago. My client [...]

/ May 17, 2013 9:53 am

Man convicted of armed robbery

On May 2, prosecuting attorney Todd J. Meyer announced that after four days of trial, a Boone County jury convicted bank robber John O. Study, a 50-year-old from Zionsville resident, on 13 different charges. “It was a great day for the citizens of Boone County,” Meyer said. “These convictions were a direct result of a complete team effort among law [...]

/ May 17, 2013 9:52 am

New gallery open for visitors

Local artist Doug Arnholter is passionate about creating public art, and now the community can stop by and enjoy his work at an open house in his new gallery and workspace, Doug Arnholter Fine Art and Design, May 17 from 6 to 9 p.m. in downtown Zionsville. Arnholter, who has been working out of a warehouse at 54th and Winthrop [...]

/ May 17, 2013 9:49 am

Meijer opening in Anson

On May 6, Duke Realty Corp. announced that Anson will soon include a Meijer store. Meijer has confirmed that it plans to break ground on the project this summer. The store will be located between Central Boulevard and Whitestown Parkway (Ind. 334), in the business district of the 1,700-acre-development. “We are pleased that Meijer is moving forward with its plans [...]

/ May 17, 2013 9:13 am

Walkers hope to raise money, awareness

Anthony Serrano is your typical kindergartener. He loves going to school at Union Elementary, talking to friends and playing at recess. But at just 18-months-old, Anthony was diagnosed with a type of mitochondrial disease called Complex 1, making his muscles weak, causing him to have low energy and making it difficult to digest food. “When he was diagnosed with the [...]

/ May 17, 2013 9:11 am

Environmental study on Dow eases concerns

A special meeting of the Zionsville Redevelopment Commission was held on May 3 specifically to discuss the environmental concerns on the Dow property deal. August Mack Environmental presented the RDC a comprehensive study with results of its subsurface investigation. The Phase II subsurface investigation determined the areas that were suspected to have contamination were not an environmental threat to the [...]