Merciful mission: ZCHS grad Ashley Rohrman reflects on service in world’s largest floating hospital
By Mark Ambrogi Since Lt. Ashley Rohrman got her Navy commission after graduating from Purdue’s…
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A good year: DK Pierce reflects on success in 2015, prepares to expand
By Heather Lusk Denise Pierce had a great 2015. In addition to celebrating her company’s…
Love letters: Zionsville artist’s calligraphy adds a personal touch to any occasion
By Heather Lusk A wedding planner once told her, “calligraphy takes your wedding up a…
Philanthropic madness: Brackets for Good uses NCAA tournament-style challenge to give nonprofits a boost
By Mark Ambrogi Butler University’s improbable run to a second consecutive NCAA national men’s basketball…
The Blue Barn: Unique Zionsville home once housed cattle, a theater
By Kelsey Ligon Stepping into the “Blue Barn” in the Raintree neighborhood in Zionsville is…
Scholar of rock: Local Beatles scholar Aaron Krerowicz to speak at Zionsville library
By Sam Elliott Butler University graduate Aaron Krerowicz has turned his love of music…
‘Beer desert’ no more: Noble Order to open Boone County’s first brewery on Main Street
By Heather Lusk An oasis is being created in what has been marketed as a…
New year, new leader: Tim Haak becomes Zionsville’s first elected mayor
By Sam Elliott Zionsville’s Tim Haak has been a member of town council for eight…
Family tradition: Lynne Manning assumes Zionsville Historical Society leadership role first held by her grandmother
By Heather Lusk The new president of the Zionsville Historical Society is taking over the…
Looking Ahead: Big changes in 2015 still being felt in new year
By Sam Elliott It was an unprecedented year in 2015 for Zionsville as the town…