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HAMILTON COUNTY

New Westfield urgent care expands Community Health Network’s service footprint in Hamilton County

Community-GoHealth Urgent Care opened at 124 W. Spring Mill Pointe Dr. in Westfield, offering 8 a.m.–8 p.m. daily care, on-site X‑ray and diagnostic testing for patients 6 months and older. Community leaders said the clinic can connect patients into Community Health Network’s primary, specialty and hospital services and referenced a future Community Hospital

Sep 2, 2026 · Current in WestfieldRead BusinessIndy brief →
HAMILTON COUNTY

Carmel developers seek PUD to swap proposed senior housing for 154-unit luxury apartments at 106th and Illinois

Carmel-based Pittman Partners and Indianapolis-based Millstone Ventures are petitioning the City of Carmel to rezone six acres at the southwest corner of 106th and Illinois to build Venture at Meridian Trails, a 154-unit resort-style luxury apartment community. The team says the plan replaces an earlier senior-apartment concept and will include on-site ameni

Sep 1, 2026 · Current in CarmelRead BusinessIndy brief →
BOONE COUNTY

Zionsville in brief — September 1, 2026

The northbound lane of Zionsville Road north of 86th Street will close beginning Aug. 30 for a Citizens Energy Group gas project; the Town of Zionsville says work should take about a week but could last until Sept. 13. The brief also notes a $4,000 Indiana Arts Commission grant for the Hussey‑Mayfield library and a parks feasibility RFP due Oct. 2.

Sep 1, 2026 · Current in ZionsvilleRead original source ↗
BOONE COUNTY

Ball State professor’s new book says conservative networks push school-choice policies that divert public school funding

A Ball State University professor co-authored a book arguing a well‑connected set of conservative organizations promotes policies — including vouchers, microschools and school choice — intended to pull students and funding away from public schools. The book, Manufactured Outrage, is published by Harvard Education Press and available on Amazon.

Aug 31, 2026 · Current in ZionsvilleRead BusinessIndy brief →
BOONE COUNTY

Zionsville breaks ground on Fire Station 295; Hagerman, GM Development and Bell Architecture named for project

Zionsville held a groundbreaking Aug. 25 for Fire Station 295 at 3440 E. 550 S., a project tied to the consolidation of Perry Township Volunteer Fire Department with Zionsville. Construction companies named for the job include Hagerman Construction, GM Development and Bell Architecture; completion is scheduled for July 2027.

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The Lebanon Reporter

Aug 28, 2026 · Current PublishingRead BusinessIndy brief →