Lebanon Reporter Local News

Measles outbreak may include Boone

2012-02-08T23:55:27-05:00

Two Boone County residents appear to have measles, while two Hamilton County residents — including at least one who visited the Super Bowl Village in Indianapolis on a day it was attended by about 200,000 people — have been confirmed as having the disease.

Skillman brings tour to county

2012-02-08T23:54:34-05:00

Elected officials in Boone County are being proactive in “trying to address issues they know are coming down the road,” Lt. Gov. Becky Skillman said after meeting representatives of nine local governments.

County council field expands to 6

2012-02-08T23:52:28-05:00

An incumbent at-large member of the Boone County Council will seek election to the board, while a sixth candidate has joined the field for the Republican Party’s nomination for the three at-large seats.

Stocking Up

2012-02-08T01:00:05-05:00

The store is still hiring. “We are very excited to come to town,” said General Manager Jon Keller.

Communities evaluate success in bowl roles

2012-02-08T00:56:46-05:00

While the world was focused on downtown Indianapolis in the days leading up to Super Bowl XLVI, many outlying communities — including Lebanon and Zionsville — were also playing a role, taking care of visitors, working at the event or taking in the celebration leading up to the big game.

Thomas takes reins of learning network

2012-02-08T00:55:34-05:00

The Boone County Learning Network is looking in a new direction with a new executive director, Michele Thomas.

Lebanon High School graduate turns Naptown Roller Girl

2012-02-06T23:36:52-05:00

Indianapolis, sometimes called “Naptown,” is known for its NFL football team, Motor Speedway, and — on a good day — its basketball team.

Deputy-involved accidents down over last 5 years

2012-02-06T23:36:06-05:00

Accidents involving Boone County Sheriff’s Office deputies have been falling steadily since 2008, insurance agent Dan Lamar told the county commissioners Monday.

Zbowl winterfest

2012-02-04T01:34:55-05:00

Referrals help food support group grow

2012-02-04T01:33:56-05:00

Interest and participation in a food support group begun in November at The Caring Center in Lebanon has been boosted by referrals from other agencies.