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  1. Zion Nature Center receives Duke Energy Foundation community grant

    Zion Nature Center, a part of Zionsville Parks & Recreation Department, has received a $4,887 grant from the Duke Energy Foundation to support two hands-on, science-focused initiatives: Traveling Teacher Trunks and Nature Play Days. Read on...

  2. MetroNet coming to Zionsville this summer

    MetroNet will start construction of their network in June. Before construction activity begins in a neighborhood, residents will receive a letter, followed by a postcard. Read on...

  3. Take precautions against ticks

    It’s spring, which means more outdoor play, hiking, gardening – and potential tick contact. Read on...

  4. Zionsville Police Department K9 Eso passes away

    Zionsville Police Department K9 Eso passed away on Sunday, April 22 after suffering from multi-organ failure. Read on...

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  1. Mon May 21 - Sun Jul. 1

    Zionsville Bike Challenge Zionsville Bike Challenge runs May 21 - July 1, 2018 Zionsville Parks and Recreation, DOW AgroCyclists and Zionsville Triathlon Team have teamed up again for the fourth annual Zionsville Bike Challenge. Join us for group rides throughout the month. Details will be emailed to participants. Complete your challenge level and win a t-shirt. How many miles can you do? Challenge Levels: Family Fun (90 minutes per week) 200 miles in 6 weeks 400 miles in 6 weeks 600 miles in 6 ...
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  2. Sat May 26

    Zionsville Farmers Market Located in the heart of the Historic Village, the Zionsville Farmers' Market is proud to bring you the best locally grown fruits and vegetables provided by Indiana farmers. The market offers a colorful variety of breads, pastries and cheeses from local food artisans and farm fresh meats and eggs.
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  3. Tue May 29

    Zionsville Redevelopment Commission
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  4. Fri Jun. 1

    Boone County Senior Services Coffee Connection Clinic The Zionsville Fire Department partners with Boone County Senior Services to host coffee on the first Friday of the month. The aim is to provide tools and resources that assist seniors to live in safe, healthy and comfortable environments. There will be a new topic discussed each month as well as an opportunity to learn and ask questions about the fire department.
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