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Turbulent Indiana State House Session Review Through Mark Genda's Lens

2 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Russ Kaspar

Mark Genda represents District 41 in the Indiana State Legislature. District 41 includes approximately 69,000 people in Frankfort, Lebanon, Thorntown, Mulberry, Rossville, Stockwell, Colfax, Kirklin, and Ulen areas. Genda spoke at the Frankfort Rotary Club Thursday May 1st at Arborwood. Genda said what has happened to your 401 K's and invested savings is exactly what happened to Indiana's reserves.
DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Program Comes To Nearest ISP Post Tomorrow, Saturday, April 26

3 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The service is free and anonymous for the community to utilize with no questions asked. The department released the following in anticipation of the program. This initiative addresses a vital public safety and public health issue. Medicines that languish in home cabinets are highly susceptible to diversion, misuse, and abuse. Rates of prescription drug abuse in the U.S. are alarmingly high, as are the number of accidental poisonings and overdoses due to these drugs.
Safe Zones Enforcement Begins Next Month In Clear Path Construction Zone On Northeast Side Of Indianapolis

3 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

Drivers will soon receive penalties for speeding in construction zones as part of Safe Zones, Indiana's worksite speed control pilot program. Enforcement will begin on or after Monday, May 5, in the Clear Path I-465/I-69 construction zone on the northeast side of Indianapolis. A pre-enforcement warning period began at this location in early 2025. Since that time, 90,000 courtesy notices have been sent. "It's crucial for drivers to slow down in work zones," said INDOT Commissioner Lyndsay Quist.
The Frankfort Market Recruits Old Coots; Summer Markets Begin May 10

3 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The Frankfort Market is gearing up for the 2025 outdoor market series, and Organizer MaryLynn Peter is seeking to recruit some Old Coots to give advice, regardless of whether the advice is good or bad. Those with a sense of humor and enjoy sitting around and conversing with others are invited to join the Old Coot crew this summer. No registration is required to be an Old Coot, and those sat at the Old Coot tent act as the hub of information for those at the market.
Heartfelt Reunion Between Clinton County EMS Team & Patient Sparks Hope

3 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The Clinton County EMS team who acted to save the life and prevent further injuries for a 14-year-old boy last year were reunited with him as he strives toward recovery. On Aug. 27, 2024, Mikal Simmons, 14, was involved in a motor vehicle accident that resulted in him being ejected 60 feet from the vehicle, where he sustained multiple serious injuries that included a severe traumatic brain injury.
Carroll County Heroes Festival Fundraiser Benefiting Delphi Fire Set For May 17

3 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The Delphi Fire Department has announced the upcoming Carroll County Heroes Festival on May 17 that intends to raise funds for the department to purchase new battery-operated extrication equipment, such as Jaws of Life, cutters and more, and fund a firefighter training program. The event, set for May 17 at the Carroll County Golf Course, will consist of an all-day golf scramble, night golf, live music, bounce house, kids games, dunk tank, fire trucks, local food vendors and more.
Zionsville Police Welcomes Three New Officers

3 weeks ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The Zionsville Police Department recently welcomed three new officers to the force with the experience to continue the department's dedication to protecting and serving the Zionsville community. Mayor John Stehr swore in three new officers yesterday morning, including Officer Matthew Deeter, Officer Olin Leising and Officer Evan Rice, who he and the department believe will continue the mission of the Town and the department.
Clinton County Big Dem Breakfast Set For May 17

1 month ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The Clinton County Democratic Party has announced the upcoming Big Dem Breakfast that will be hosted by the local organization with opportunities for dining, collaborating and donating. The event will be held on May 17 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. at Mulberry Park Community Center. The breakfast will consist of biscuits and gravy by Big Country BBQ, and music will liven the atmosphere by Clinton County's own Ben Walker Flora. The breakfast will operate on free will donations.
The BCTSP Is On The Lookout For Speeding & Distracted Driving

1 month ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

Officers with The Boone County Traffic Safety Partnership (BCTSP) are on high alert as they participate in an annual traffic safety campaign looking for people speeding or driving while distracted. Distracted driving and speeding caused over 17,000 thousand crashes across Indiana in 2024, resulting in 230 deaths. To help save lives, the BCTSP is participating in a traffic safety campaign from April 5 through April 19.
INDOT Prepared For Severe Weather, Widespread Flooding Through Weekend

1 month ago | boonecountydailynews.com | Carl Gingerich

The Indiana Department of Transportation is prepared for severe storms, heavy rain and widespread flooding expected to move across Indiana starting Wednesday afternoon and evening. As of Wednesday morning, the National Weather Service (NWS) has issued flood watches for all Indiana counties south of a line extending from Terre Haute to Indianapolis, and Muncie. NWS is calling for potential double-digit rainfall totals in parts of the state, primarily in southern Indiana.