The Indianapolis Executive Airport, 11329 E. Ind. 32, announced earlier this month that it has received the Aviation Association of Indiana’s 2009 Airport of the Year award. Airports are evaluated based on economic development, contributions to aviation education, corporate citizenship and community outreach, safety and security and environmental improvements and aesthetics.
IEA, owned and operated by the Hamilton County Airport Authority and managed by Montgomery Aviation, Inc., is the sixth recipient of the award since its inception in 2004.
The Airport of the Year award included a plaque and signs to be displayed at the airport as well as $1,000, which the Hamilton County Airport Authority has donated to Down Syndrome Indiana, Jackson Center and the Commemorative Air Force. Montgomery Aviation Inc. has raised more than $25,000 for these three charities in 2009. The Airport of the Year award was announced at the Aviation Association of Indiana Annual Conference held at the Swan Lake Resort in Plymouth on Oct. 15.
See Tuesday's Lebanon Reporter for the complete story.
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VIDEO: Wells fourth-graders go back in time
Fourth-grade students at Granville Wells Elementary School got a firsthand taste of pioneer life Friday during the school's annual Pioneer Day. The event wraps up the fourth-graders' year-long study of Indiana history.
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Fourth-graders go back in time
Fourth-grade students at Granville Wells Elementary School got a firsthand taste of pioneer life Friday during the school’s annual Pioneer Day.
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Churches, groups plan observations of Memorial Day
Several area veterans’ organizations have made plans to mark the Memorial Day Holiday with observances and services.
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ISTEP scores available online
Parents of Lebanon School Corporation students in grades 3 through 8 will be able to obtain spring 2012 ISTEP+ results for their student online.
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County official suffers injury in trail mishap
Boone County Councilman and Zionsville Community High School Government Teacher David Rodgers is recovering from major injuries after an accident Wednesday on the Rail Trail. Rodgers was apparently riding his bike on the trail during his lunch break.
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Commissioners offer to buy former Elks Lodge building
Believing they’ve found an affordable answer to a crushing office space problem, the Boone County Commissioners Monday signed an agreement to buy the former Elks Lodge, 220 W. Washington St., a block from the Boone County Courthouse.
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Right of way for trail donated to Lebanon
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Burning semi shuts down I-65
Traffic was snarled for hours on Interstate 65, U.S. 52 and Indiana 47 Tuesday after a semi-truck’s load of hay caught fire.
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County planner will assist city too
Rachel Cardis, executive director of the Boone County Area Plan Commission, will spend some of her time helping the city of Lebanon with planning issues under an interlocal agreement approved by the Boone County Commissioners Monday.
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Donaldson makes Fourth of July sweet
Lifelong Boone County resident George Donaldson claims he isn’t sweet.
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