The Boone County Solar Co-op, launched by non-profit Solar United Neighbors, now has over 40 members, including Zionsville Town Hall. Mayor Emily Styron joined the co-op to review future options for solar panels at Town Hall. Read on...
Due to the pandemic and the public health implications of trick-or-treating, the Town of Zionsville is referring people to the Boone County Health Department’s recommendations to observe CDC’s guidelines. Read on...
Drive or walk by the northwest corner of Main and Sycamore Streets and you will see Zionsville students painting the traffic control box in the theme of social justice. Read on...
Rahal Letterman Lanigan Racing, an automotive racing organization, announced plans today to expand its Indiana operations, establishing its global headquarters in Zionsville in Creekside Corporate Park and creating up to 73 new jobs by the end of 2024. Read on...
Perseverance. This year may be remembered most by what we have endured… but outside of the events and issues that dominate our news, we continue to persist in spite of these challenges. Read on...
With Gov. Holcomb’s announcement of Indiana moving into Stage 5 of the Back on Track Plan, the Town of Zionsville is making steps to reopen Zionsville Town Hall to the public. Read on...
To provide more efficient and effective emergency notification to Zionsville residents and businesses, the Town of Zionsville has teamed up with Rave Mobile Safety for a new mass notification platform available to all residents. Read on...
The Town of Zionsville announces that Jarod Logsdon has been named the new superintendent for the Parks and Recreation Department. Logsdon’s first day will be Oct. 12. Read on...
In an effort to bring the community together to examine and discuss implicit bias, systematic racism and racial justice, Mayor Emily Styron, in coordination with ZPD and Zionsville Board of Police Commissioners, announces Community Conversations. Read on...
Are you part of a local group, organization, business or HOA and would like to have an informal discussion with Mayor Emily Styron? Or are you a resident and have feedback, topics of interest or ideas to share? Let’s talk about it! Read on...
Grab your pup, a leash and walking shoes – Zionsville Parks & Recreation Tails on the Trails starts Tuesday, Sept. 1 and continues through Saturday, Oct. 31. Read on...
Today Mayor Emily Styron, in coordination with the Zionsville Parks Board, unleashed plans for the future dog park at Heritage Trail Park (4050 S. 875 E.). Read on...
To help local businesses impacted by COVID-19, the Town of Zionsville has launched the following programs that address the burden of unplanned expenses and lost revenue incurred due to COVID-19. Read on...
Mayor Emily Styron and Town Council President Josh Garrett have taken to YouTube for bi-weekly interactive live sessions. Here is a recap of some of the questions asked. Read on...
