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Boone EDC Welcomes Andrea Kern as New CEO
Boone County Economic Development Corporation (Boone EDC) is excited to announce the appointment of Andrea Kern as our new Chief Executive Officer. Andrea brings a wealth of experience in community and economic development, program strategy, and relationship...
New Public Restrooms Coming to Downtown Zionsville This Spring
Downtown Zionsville is set to welcome a much-needed public amenity this spring as the Town prepares to install new public restrooms. Located in the town-owned parking lot just south of The Friendly Tavern, these facilities are expected to open in April 2025, providing...
Spotlight on The Classical School of Boone County: A Transformative Education for Your Child
Boone County is experiencing tremendous growth, with more families seeking high-quality education options for their children. The Classical School, opening in August 2025, is answering this call by providing an independent, college preparatory education designed to...
Lions Park Becomes a Community Landmark in Thorntown
Thorntown, Indiana – A treasured piece of Thorntown’s history is stepping into a new chapter. Lions Park, formerly managed by the Thorntown Lions Club, is now officially part of the Thorntown Parks System. Following the club’s closure in December 2024 due to declining...
Zionsville Establishes Advisory Committee on Disability to Enhance Inclusivity
In a move aimed at building a more inclusive and accessible community, the Zionsville Town Council has approved the establishment of the Zionsville Advisory Committee on Disability (ZACD). The new committee, introduced through Ordinance 2024-44 at the December 16,...
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Tax Credits for Starting a Retirement Plan: What Small Employers Need to Know
Starting a retirement plan like a SEP, SIMPLE IRA, or 401(k) for your employees can earn your business a tax credit of up to $5,000 per year for three years. This credit offsets the ordinary and necessary costs of setting up, administering, and educating employees...