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THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF BOONE COUNTY STAYS TRUE TO ITS MISSION AFTER NEARLY 35 YEARS
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2025 DIRECTORY & RELOCATION GUIDE
INCLUDE MY BUSINESS!
TARGET YOUR MOST SOUGHT-AFTER LOCAL CONSUMERS
EXISTING AND NEW MOVERS TO YOUR LOCAL COMMUNITY
Back by popular demand, our Annual Directory & Relocation Guide for will feature all sorts of local extras to make it a keepsake reference for the entire year. In addition to our regular distribution in April, we will be mailing copies throughout the year to the following people:
New movers: We purchase a list of all new movers each month and mail them a complimentary copy via First Class USPS.
Relocation requests: Through TownePost.com, people looking to relocate can request a FREE copy.
TARGETED DISTRIBUTION
• Direct mailed to all local residents in April
• Online requests from new movers
• Mailed out to new movers monthly
• Realtors, relocation companies, and real estate developers
• Home builders and new home communities DEADLINE: MARCH 14, 2025
IF YOU ADVERTISE JUST ONE TIME PER YEAR, THIS IS YOUR ISSUE!
PLAN AHEAD FOR THE NEW YEAR 2025
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(317) 496-3599
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Copies will be printed and mailed to all chamber members as well as to all businesses and residents in Zionsville. Additional copies will be available for new businesses, new chamber members, and distributed at multiple locations in Zionsville.
BASIC LISTING IS FREE
• All chamber members will receive a basic listing.
• Ask how you can join the chamber today and receive a special offer.
ENHANCED LISTING FOR $150
Add your business logo or a photo to your listing along with BOLD print.
PREMIUM ADS
• Ads will be placed throughout the directory and will not be on the listings pages.
• Back Cover for $1,900 (only 1 available)
• Inside Front Cover for $1,750 (only 1 available)
• Page 3 / First Right Hand Read for $1,750 (only 1 available)
• Inside Back Cover for $1,750 (only 1 available)
FLAT RATE ADS
• Full Page for $1,430
• 1/2 Page Ad for $770
• 1/3 Page Ad for $660
• 1/4 Page Ad for $550
• 1/8 Page Ad for $300 (business card size ad)
Scrumptious SLICES
CHICAGO’S PIZZA IS BECOMING A SAVORY STAPLE IN LEBANON
Writer / Ashley Callan Photographer / Brian Brosmer
Having opened in September 2024, Chicago’s Pizza in Lebanon is serving quality, Chicago-influenced pizza to Boone County.
Being part owner of Chicago’s Pizza in Speedway, Brad Meyers knows firsthand the level of service and quality of products that Chicago’s Pizza offers, and wanted to bring this Chicago-inspired concept to Lebanon.
“Chicago’s Pizza offers such great, quality food and service,” Meyers says. “Each Chicago’s Pizza is individually owned, giving it a family feel, and they are very involved in their community.”
Meyers, who currently lives in Pittsboro, says he chose to open a Chicago’s Pizza in Lebanon because he loves the area’s smalltown charm and community feel.
With their extensive pizza menu, Chicago’s Pizza offers an affordable way to feed a family or large gathering. “Pizza is comfort food,” says Meyers. “Everybody likes it.”
At Chicago’s Pizza in Lebanon, there are pizza options for everyone. Meyers says the create-your-own option is great because people can customize and choose their own crust, toppings and sauce. Customers can choose from crust options that include
traditional hand-tossed, deep-dish, crispy thin, or almost-gluten-free cauliflower crusts.
There are plenty of topping options to choose from, including meat options like
pepperoni, sausage, Italian Sausage, ground beef, ham and bacon, as well as veggie toppings like tomatoes, green peppers, mushrooms, black olives, pineapple, banana peppers, jalapeños, onions and spinach. Customers even have the option of replacing pizza sauce with barbecue sauce, ranch dressing and buffalo sauce. With all of these options, people have the ability to design their perfect pie.
Chicago’s Pizza Lebanon also has unique specialty pizzas. Options include the BBQ Bacon Burger, featuring barbecue sauce topped with ground beef, bacon, onions, and a blend of mozzarella and cheddar jack cheeses. The Chicken Prime is an olive oil and sauce-based pizza with chicken, mushrooms, tomatoes, spinach, and a pinch of garlic salt.
A trip to Chicago’s Pizza Lebanon wouldn’t be complete without their Cinnamon Dessert Pizza or their famous breadsticks, served with two sides of either marinara sauce, nacho cheese, cheddar cheese or garlic butter.
Recently added to the Chicago’s Pizza Lebanon menu are the Stromboli, Meatball Italiano, and Grilled Chicken sandwiches. The Stromboli is made with crumbled pork sausage, onions, mozzarella cheese and pizza sauce. The Meatball Italiano features meatballs, green peppers, onions, marinara and mozzarella cheese. The Grilled Chicken sandwich has grilled chicken, mozzarella cheese and honey Dijon mustard. Meyers is excited to offer these freshly made sandwiches and says they make great lunch options.
Chicago’s Pizza Lebanon also has a daily lunch special that includes a 9-inch onetopping pizza, a half order of breadsticks, and a 20-ounce drink for $12.50, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
It’s located at 324 South Lebanon Street, you can visit Chicago’s Pizza Lebanon’s website at chicagospizza.com/locations/ lebanon, or call 765-859-3248 to place your order today. Also visit them on social media for menu, deal and promotion updates.
CHICAGO’S PIZZA LEBANON
324 South Lebanon St. chicagospizza.com/ locations/lebanon 765-859-3248
SAY ‘I DO’ IN BOONE COUNTY
Boone County offers the perfect blend of rustic charm and scenic beauty, making it an unforgettable destination for any couple’s special day. With a range of elegant indoor spaces, picturesque barns, and venues nestled in nature, Boone County provides the ideal backdrop for weddings all year long. The county also boasts a host of exceptional services to ensure your wedding is a seamless experience from the planning stages, all the way up to the big day.
DRESSED TO IMPRESS
Brick Street Bridal, located on Zionsville’s historic Main Street, offers a personalized and stylish approach to wedding fashion for both men and women. The boutique, owned by Natalie Miller, was born out of a passion for fashion and a desire to return home to Indiana. After earning a degree in Fashion Design, Natalie’s sister suggested opening a bridal shop. With encouragement from loved ones, she pursued her dream. “I was enjoying living in Indiana again... and it was my eldest sister who saw me working in the wedding industry,” Natalie shares.
Specializing in wedding dresses, veils, accessories, and jewelry, Brick Street Bridal
also partners with Generation Tux to offer rental and purchase options for tuxedos and suits. They can also help with steaming services for any occasion.
Having grown up in Zionsville, Natalie has a deep love for Boone County. “Zionsville is home.” she reflects. “Boone County is bigger and better than expected in my opinion. It reminds me of a Hallmark town.”
With a close-knit community, Boone County blends small-town charm with big-city access, offering everything couples need for their weddings. As Natalie puts it, “There’s no need to search high and low. Everything you need to complete your wedding is possible to find in Boone County. “
MAKE YOUR WEDDING BLOSSOM
Blooms By Dragonfly, also located in the charming town of Zionsville, offers stunning floral arrangements for weddings, bridal showers, baby showers, events, and everyday occasions. Owner Wendi Louks started the shop to blend her love for flowers with a passion for working
closely with the local community. “I love celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, weddings but yet also helping to share a little love in the tough moments of life as well.” Wendi shares.
Blooms By Dragonfly works closely with renowned Boone County venues such as Holliday Farms and The Sixpence, to ensure that every floral detail complements the couple’s vision. Their high quality florals and unique designs help to bring beauty and color to weddings and events. They provide daily floral delivery in the area and pickup as well.
Zionsville has been the perfect place for Blooms to grow and flourish. “I chose Zionsville for its small town but big personality charm.” Wendi says. “The community is fabulous about supporting small businesses.” Wendi describes Zionsville as “a beautiful downtown with many local restaurants and shopping and all that you need to create the perfect day.”
STUDENT SUCCESS
INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA REQUIREMENTS TO TAKE EFFECT IN 2029
Writer / Ashley Watters
Student success means different things to parents, educators, students and leaders. For most, that success is demonstrated with a high school diploma showcasing certain academic achievements. What we previously knew as Core 40 and Academic Honors will look very different for the graduating classes of 2029 and beyond.
According to Indiana State Board of Education statistics, the rate of high schoolers attending college upon graduation has declined in recent years - 9% between 2016 and 2021. A nearly one-third (32%) chronic absenteeism rate in grade 12 was logged for the 2023-2024 school year.
To help promote better post-graduation readiness, high school diplomas in Indiana will feature readiness seals intended to show a student’s proficiency in selected areas. Dr. Katie Jenner, Indiana secretary of education, said these changes are intended to “make the four years of high school as valuable as possible for students and better connect them to their unique future goals.”
The readiness seals are divided into three categories to signify preparedness for
employment, enlistment or education. Six options are available with two levels offered under each category. College readiness will be shown via the seals for enrollment honors and enrollment honors plus. Employment readiness will appear via the employment honors and employment honors plus seals. Finally, military readiness appears via the enlistment honors and enlistment honors plus seals.
These seals were developed in conjunction with the Indiana Commission for Higher Education, The Indiana Chamber of Commerce and the Indiana National Guard.
Although families have expressed concern over the changes, Rebecca Coffman, superintendent for Zionsville Community Schools, and other leaders, want to put concerns at ease.
“There are big decisions being made by incoming freshmen,” Coffman said. “We’re really emphasizing for students and families that we want to maintain as many opportunities as possible. We’ll make sure they maintain maximum flexibility as they move through their high school experience.”
The new standards are intended to support students with better readiness strategies before they realize their post-graduation plans aren’t feasible. One major area of concern for educational leaders is the additional work-based hours that are encompassed in the new requirements.
“One of our biggest hurdles is getting people who are willing to take our kids into their business and industry, and help them grow, learn and understand the qualifications they need to succeed in a workplace setting,” said Rob Ramey, superintendent of Western Boone County Community School Corporation.
The new standards could potentially require between 75 and 650 work-based hours for students seeking a particular pathway.
“We’ve put a lot of information out for families to have as resources,” says Jon Milleman, superintendent for Lebanon Community School Corporation. “There’s information available online that wasn’t previously available. Rest assured, we’re still meeting with students in person to
ensure they understand their options too. And we now have software for our students to help them track their graduation process.”
Educational leaders also stress the importance of parental conversations during this transition.
“Have discussions with your children about potential career paths,” Ramey said. “There’s often a perception that everything falls back on schools, but we need help from everybody to make this work: business, industry, parents, everybody. Working together, this isn’t anything that can’t be achieved.”
All three leaders agree that while the transition may be rocky at first, schools are dedicated to helping students navigate their choices with full confidence.
“We want to reassure families that educators are all here to make sure our students have quality experiences and opportunities, and we are dedicated to making sure that all students are wellprepared for what’s next,” said Coffman.
DR. JON MILLEMAN Lebanon Community School Corp
ROB RABEY Superintendent Western Boone School Corp
REBECCA COFFMAN Zionsville Superintendent of schools
LOFTY GOALS
ERON HARRIS FINDS FULFILLMENT AS A BASKETBALL COACH, PLAYER AND MENTOR
In the world of sports, few stories capture the balance of perseverance, passion, and giving back, quite like that of Eron Harris, a Lawrence North High School graduate, professional basketball player, and coach. From his humble beginnings as a lightly recruited high school athlete to his current role as a player for Lebanon Leprechauns in The Basketball League (TBL), his journey showcases the power of hard work and determination.
Graduating from Lawrence North in 2012, Harris played basketball all four years but wasn’t heavily recruited until his senior year. He says he exploded out of nowhere. Harris credits standout performances in tournaments for opening the doors to a collegiate career. He first played at West Virginia University under Head
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Coach Bob Huggins and later at Michigan State University for Tom Izzo, where he experienced high-level coaching and personal growth.
“It was a dream come true,” Harris says. “I found myself, as a player and a man.”
His college career wasn’t without setbacks, though. During his senior year, a devastating knee injury during a game against Purdue ended his season prematurely. Harris tore his ACL and PCL while also dislocating his knee, and the injury was so intense that YouTube removed the video. Despite the hardship, he refused to let the injury define him, pushing forward with grit and determination.
After college, he embarked on a professional
basketball journey, starting in the NBA G League with the Wisconsin Herd. He transitioned to Europe, playing in Finland, Norway and Macedonia before the pandemic unexpectedly paused his career. He’s currently in his second year with the Lebanon Leprechauns, embracing the unique structure of TBL.
The league, which features a three-month regular season beginning March 3 and region-based competition, is designed to balance high-level basketball with a strong sense of community engagement. Harris says they play teams in their region, and if a team makes it to the playoffs, they begin playing in other regions.
Beyond his professional career, Harris has found purpose in coaching. He started
with a girls varsity team at Thrival Indy Academy before taking on a role at Arsenal Tech High School, where he’s been for three years. Now the junior varsity boys head coach, he also serves as a behavior specialist, working closely with students to ensure their academic and personal success. While playing for the Lebanon Leprechauns, Harris is deeply committed to supporting his players at Arsenal Tech. He says he focuses on his players’ growth on and off the court, and their mental health.
As the Lebanon Leprechauns gear up for their upcoming season, excitement is in the air. Though the roster isn’t finalized,
Harris is optimistic about the upcoming season. He says the team’s energy is infectious, and the team’s home games at the Farmers Bank Fieldhouse are a can’t-miss experience, calling them one of the most exciting local sports presentations outside the NBA.
With his story of resilience, dedication and community impact, Harris is more than just a basketball player. He’s a role model, mentor, and proof that hard work can turn dreams into reality. He says for basketball fans, a trip to a Leprechauns
pack
game is a chance to see talented athletes and connect with a league that values giving back as much as winning.
For more information on the Lebanon Leprechauns, visit lebanonleprechauns.com.
EMMA WESTFALL
Emma Westfall, a seventh-grader at Zionsville Middle School, has recently been recognized as one of only five middle school students across Indiana to receive the prestigious Youth Power and Hope Award from Indiana Electric Cooperatives. This award honors students in grades five through eight who are passionate about community service and volunteerism.
Her path to this honor began while volunteering at the Zionsville Food Pantry, where a staff member encouraged her to apply for the award. “I like volunteering,” she says. “It makes me feel good knowing I can make a difference in someone’s day.”
Emma’s commitment to her volunteer work is remarkable considering her young age. Despite her academic and sports commitments, she always finds time to give back to her community, setting a remarkable example for her peers.
She has devoted countless hours to helping her community through various organizations in Indianapolis and the surrounding areas. At the Zionsville Food Pantry, she sorts and organizes food donations and prepares boxes for needy families. At Wheeler Mission’s Center for Women and Children, she serves dinner and even hosts games during events like their Fall Festival.
Another favorite volunteer site for Emma is the Humane Society for Boone County, where she reads to cats, creates treats for animals, and helps with cleaning and organizing supplies. Though being around shelter animals can sometimes be emotional, she says she finds joy in knowing she’s making their lives a little brighter.
Emma’s service and commitment to creating a better community doesn’t stop there. She also volunteers with Safety Town, a program for incoming kindergarteners to teach them about road safety, seatbelt use and riding the school bus. Additionally, she contributes her time to the Indiana Diaper Bank, helping to sort and package diapers for needy families.
Despite her packed schedule, she manages to balance her volunteer
work with school and soccer by planning around her breaks, and dedicating weekends and evenings to community service. She often spends Friday nights at Wheeler Mission. “I like interacting with people,” she said. “It’s important to me to know I can make a difference.”
Emma’s mother, Krista Westfall, is proud of her daughter’s accomplishments and dedication. “Emma is very humble,” Krista
says. “Her volunteering allows her to see how others live and understand the importance of helping others.” Krista and her husband emphasize the value of being servant leaders and leading by example. The Westfall family regularly volunteers at Wheeler Mission together.
Emma received her Youth Power and Hope Award at a special banquet on December 9, where she was honored alongside other outstanding young volunteers. She was thrilled to be recognized for her hard work and commitment to serving her community.
Emma’s plans to continue her service are not just a personal commitment, but a promise to further her impact on the world. Her story is a powerful reminder of how one person’s dedication can inspire others and create meaningful change. For Emma, the message is simple and profound: “I like knowing I can make someone’s day better.”
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Welcome from Sean Reaves
Executive Director
Boone County Chamber
On behalf of the Boone County Chamber of Commerce, it is my distinct honor to welcome you to this year’s business directory—a comprehensive showcase of the exceptional members of the Boone County Chamber of Commerce. This guide serves as a resource for our community and a celebration of the remarkable spirit of growth, innovation, and collaboration that defines our county. Whether you’re a resident, visitor, or potential partner, we hope these pages inspire you to connect with the businesses that shape our local economy and enhance our quality of life.
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Boone County has long been where vision and hard work thrive, and 2025 is no exception. Our business community continues to grow in size, strength, and diversity, creating exciting opportunities for commerce and innovation. From cutting-edge pharmaceuticals to beloved small businesses, every member of our Chamber contributes to the economic vitality of Boone County. The momentum is palpable, and we’re proud to stand alongside each of you, fostering connections that lead to shared success.
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Thank you for your continued support of the Boone County Chamber of Commerce and the businesses we proudly serve. Together, we are creating a dynamic future while preserving the values and traditions that make Boone County genuinely unique. I encourage you to explore this guide, build connections, and celebrate the achievements of the incredible people and businesses that call Boone County home.
Sincerely,
Sean Reaves
Executive Director
| Boone County Chamber
221 N. Lebanon Street | Lebanon, IN 46052
At the same time, we remain deeply rooted in our county’s rich agricultural heritage. Boone County’s farmers and farming enterprises have long been the backbone of our community, driving growth and ensuring resilience through the years. Their unwavering commitment to stewardship and sustainability honors the past and provides a thriving future for future generations. As we celebrate the progress of Boone County’s businesses, we also honor the legacy of our agricultural partners, whose influence is woven into the fabric of our community.
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For us at Amore Pizzeria, the secret to success isn’t just our pizza—it’s also the partnership we’ve built with State Bank.
When we needed financial support, they were quicker and more personal in a way the big banks hadn’t been. Their team didn’t just look at numbers —they took the time to understand our vision and what it meant to bring authentic New York-style pizza to Boone County.
Every business has its own recipe for success, and State Bank is the secret ingredient we count on.
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SUCCESS STARTS WITH THE RIGHT RECIPE, AND WE HELP BUSINESSES COOK IT UP.
If you want great pizza, call Amore Pizzeria. If you want a better bank, call State Bank.
Chris Simone OWNER, AMORE PIZZERIA
Boone Co. Chamber of Commerce
Programs & Initiatives
RIBBON CUTTINGS
Whether you’re celebrating the launch of your business, a new location, or a significant anniversary, ribbon-cuttings are a great way to celebrate your achievement publicly. We are excited to schedule this event and share the occasion with you! We recommend considering a lunchtime occasion so more can join you! Contact us to schedule yours today.
OFF THE CLOCK
Hosting an Off the Clock Networking event gives members an opportunity to network and socialize in a fun, relaxed atmosphere after the regular working day. The event is meant to be fun and is a great way for businesses to connect. As the host of an Off the Clock event, you get a valuable opportunity to showcase your business. The event is free to attendees, and we typically get 25-50 members. Off the Clock events are hosted on the fourth Thursday of every month. To host this event, you must be at the Basic level of membership or higher. This initiative is sponsored by Bill Estes Chevrolet GMC.
WOMEN IN BUSINESS
Women in Business is a bi-monthly initiative dedicated to providing personal and professional development opportunities to advance women in Boone County! This wonderful initiative unites women from throughout the community and beyond, and provides attendees with educational resources, inspiration, and empowerment to be the best version of themselves! This initiative is sponsored by Aspire Indiana Health.
EMERGING LEADERS
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Participants will meet every month and explore a syllabus designed to cultivate and empower our next generation of leaders. Through a comprehensive curriculum, mentorship opportunities, and networking events, participants will gain the skills, knowledge, and connections needed to excel in their professional and civic roles. This initiative promises to foster a strong sense of community engagement and leadership growth, ensuring a brighter future for Boone County. This course will be led by Sean Reaves, Executive Director of The Boone County Chamber. This initiative is part of Boone County Leadership and is brought to you by the Boone County Chamber and Community Foundation of Boone County.
EXECUTIVE EXCHANGE
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Executive Exchange is a purposeful guided monthly program for the C Suite / experienced executive suite designed to cultivate business, professional growth, and personal advancement in a small group setting of respect, trust, confidentiality, and commitment. Members will foster close business relationships, share ideas, gain insights from industry experts, and receive support and feedback. This program is hosted and led by Bob Paden of bobpaden.com.
MARKETERS’ MEETUP
Hey there marketers! Get ready to network, learn, and exchange ideas at the Marketers’ Meet-up, every fourth Thursday. Hosted by Ash Interactive, and championed by the Boone County Chamber!
CULINARY COLLECTIVE
Are you a restaurant owner that is looking for an opportunity to network with other people just like you? This group meets once monthly to discuss practical topics and give you an opportunity to ask a local tribe about your nagging questions.
FOUNDERS FORUM
As a founder, we know you have lots of questions.. And you feel like you can’t learn enough fast enough! This event opportunity is designed to provide you with speakers and learning opportunities that will give you just the types of experiences you are looking for. With content designed with you in mind, these are ideal ways to plan on takeaways you can put into action right away! Sponsored by State Bank.
TOP TIER COCKTAIL HOUR
This VIP, invitation only event is designed for our Partner, Diamond, Platinum, and Gold level partners. The event is designed for networking in a smaller environment than some of our larger events, and is a large value-add for their generous support of the Boone County Chamber. This event is hosted and sponsored by Hickory Cottages and Farmer’s Bank Fieldhouse.
Signature Events
2025 ANNUAL AWARDS BANQUET
(annual event in March) The Chamber annually celebrates our members and the impact they have had on our community, as well as other community groups handing out prestigious awards. This event includes dinner, a silent auction, and other festivities. This event is presented by Lilly.
2025 ANNUAL GOLF OUTING
(annual event in June) One of our most sought after events of the year, our Annual Golf Outing is a gathering of businesses and individuals from across the county for a round of 18 at the historic Ulen Country Club. Start the day off with a shotgun start after a boxed lunch, and end the day with dinner and drinks during awards. Hole sponsors and vendors keep the day fun. This event is presented by The Farmer’s Bank.
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2025 BOONE COUNTY JOB FAIRS PLUS
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(first annual event in September) This brand new event for the Boone County Chamber brings together the spirit of diversity and inclusion in our community with a job and resource fair dedicated to connecting employers with community individuals looking to find their ideal fit in the workplace. This event is presented by Lilly.
2025 BOONE COUNTY BITES
(annual event in the fall) Our first annual event was such a rousing success in 2024 we had to bring it back. This event brings together all of the amazing culinary minds of Boone County for a tasting and sampling event like no other. You won’t want to miss it, complete with live music, a cash bar, and fun giveaways from all of the vendors. This event is presented by Ideal Food Group.
2025 ANNUAL MEMBER BREAKFAST
(annual event in November) This event is another highly sought after event, where we gather together over a delicious breakfast and networking while hearing from a keynote speaker and learning about all of the exciting things the Chamber has in store for the new year. Annual elections take place, as well as year end reporting. This event is presented by GXO.
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Anita Bowen President Boone County Senior Ser vices
Shawna Lake Vice President Deep End Talent Strategies
Krista
Don Barrett The UPS Store 6991
Jennifer Massey Eli Lilly & Co
Zach Schroeder Edward Jones
Marco Dominguez Nor thPark Community Credit Union
Janis Braner Huntington Bank
Mark Radford Ivy Tech Community College
Brandon Baltz Boone County Magazine
Festool USA
Chris Canal Ideal Food Group
David Brinkley Witham Health Ser vices
ASSOCIATES &
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DIRECTORY LISTING
1830 Chophouse
111 W Main St.
Lebanon, Indiana 46052
Phone: 765-764-0764
Web: 1830chophouse.com
Adams Electric Inc.
8040 N. State Road 39 Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-325-2838
Web: adamselectric.net
Advanced Computer & Communication Systems, Inc.
47 N. Jackson St. Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-659-4671
Web: accs.net
Amazon Fulfillment
4255 Anson Blvd. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-8011
Web: amazon.com
American Ultraviolet Company
212 S. Mt. Zion Road
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-9514
Web: americanultraviolet.com
Anthony L. Robbins Inc.
1659 N Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0800
ASH Interactive
516 E. Main St.
Brownsburg, IN 46112
Phone: 317-939-1319
Web: ash-interactive.com
Aspire Indiana Health
1600 W. Main St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-587-0500
Web: aspireindiana.org
Aurora Parts and Accessories, LLC
500 S. Enterprise Blvd. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 800-621-7949
Web: auroraparts.com
Autumn Trace Senior Communities
1900 N Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-2525
Web: autumntracecommunities.com
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Backroads BBQ
1404 W. South Street
Suite 200
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2303
Web: thebackroadsbbq.com
Bane-Welker Equipment
Better Business Bureau
2601 Fortune Circle East, Suite 103A Indianapolis, IN 46241
Phone: 317-488-2222
Web: indybbb.org
BIBIBOP Asian Grill
6338 Mills Drive, Suite 100 Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 219-327-4333
Web: bibibop.com
Bill Estes Chevrolet GMC 1920 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-553-7881
Web: billesteschevybuickgmc.com
Bledsoe Ventures 9653 Nautilus Circle Indianapolis, IN 46256
Phone: 317-828-3683
Web: bledsoeventures.com
Blue Fox Heating & Cooling 1325 W. South Street Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-859-0880
Web: bluefoxhvac.com
Bone Dry Roofing 7735 Winton Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46268
Phone: 463-220-3810
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Anytime Fitness Lebanon
2310 N Lebanon St., Suite C Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-485-2348
Web: anytimefitness.com gyms/1289/lebanon-
APS Workforce Management
427 Main St., Suite 300 Lafayette, IN 47901
Phone: 765-463-4300
Web: apsworkforcemanagement.com
Arni’s of Lebanon
202 W Washington Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-485-2764
Web: meetyouatarnis.com
Arnold Business Advisors LLC
5764 Weeping Willow Pl. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-203-9541
Web: arnoldbusinessadvisors.com
1940 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2303
Web: bane-welker.com/locationlebanon-in/
Batts Real Estate Group
1601 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-894-0575
Web: battsrealestategroup.com
Berkshire Hathaway
HomeServices Indiana Realty
1338 S. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-9111
Web: bhhsINrealty.com
Best Option Restoration of Northern Indianapolis
107 N Meridian St., Apt B Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-484-3939
Web: bornorthindy.com
Web: https://bonedry.com /indianapolis/
Boone County Cake Co. 222 E. Main Street Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-335-3944
Web: boonecountycake.com
Boone County Cancer Society Inc. 1208 N Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2043
Web: boonecountycancersociety.org
Boone County Convention & Visitors Bureau PO Box 644
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-484-8572
Web: discoverboonecounty.com
LEBANON • INDIANA
Boone County Council
PO Box 142
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-966-0306
Web: boonecounty.in.gov
Boone County Division of MIBOR
PO Box 242
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-625-1205
Web: mibor.com/divisions/
Boone County Economic Development Corporation
2030 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5761
Web: betterinboone.org
Boone County Farm Bureau Inc.
1155 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0700
Web: infarmbureau.com/offices/ Boone/Lebanon
Boone County Magazine
8800 North Street, Suite 117 Fishers, IN 46038
Phone: 317-514-9522
Web: townepost.com
Boone County Mentoring Partnership
Boone REMC
1207 Indianapolis Ave.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2390
Web: bremc.com
Booth Dermatology
Group Pc
12050 N. Michigan Rd.
Zionsville, In 46077
Phone: 317-848-2427
Web: boothdermatology.com
Boys & Girls Club of Boone County
403 W. Main Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5110
Web: labagc.org
BPG – Bob Paden Group
7163 Whitestown Parkway, Suite 356
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 765-259-0255
Web: bobpadengroup.com
35 COMMON FORM
Brick Street Catering
156 South 1st Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 463-800-8847
Web: brickstreecatering.com
Buchanan & Bruggenshmidt
80 E. Cedar St.
C.A. Taylor LLC
1530N 700W
Thorntown, IN 46071
Phone: 765-485-2217
Web: cataylorllc.com
Caldwell’s Inc
985 US 421
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-4223
Web: caldwells-inc.com
Carranza Cleaning Company, LLC
720 Henry St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-978-8585
Web: Carranzacleaning.com
Centier Bank Whitestown 6378 Crane Dr. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-3553
Web: centier.com/locations whitestown?utm_s
Centier Bank Zionsville
50 N Ford Rd.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-733-9141
Web: centier.com
Centra Credit Union
Boone County Chamber Directory
404 W. Camp St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-335-0000
Web: boonecountymentoring.org
Boone County Senior Services
515 Crown Pointe Dr. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5220
Web: booneseniors.org
Boone County Sheriff’s Department 1905 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1412
Web: boonecoutnyindianasheriff.com
Boone County Solid Waste Mgmt District
127 W. Main St., Suite 313
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-0687
Web: boonecountysolidwaste.com
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-8396
Web: bbinlaw.com
Business Furniture + Co
8421 Bearing Dr., Suite 200 Indianapolis, IN 46268
Phone: 317-216-1600
Web: businessfurniture.net
Buy Rite Flooring LLC
223 S West St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5889
Web: buyritefloors.com
Bytecafe Consulting, Inc.
4930 Emco Dr., Suite B Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: 317-372-7625
Web: bytecafe.net
450 S Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-733-2200
Web: centra.org
Central Indiana
Teen Challenge
1015 N. Lebanon Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2336
Web: citc.life
Century 21 Scheetz
135 E. Sycamore St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-1700
Web: century21scheetz.com
Charles Brandt Construction
1505 N Sherman Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46201
Phone: 317-375-1111
Web: ccbrandt.com
DIRECTORY LISTING
Charles Industries LLC,
An Amphenol Company
6353 Commerce Drive, Suite 100
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 765-290-1849
Web: charlesindustries.com
Charter Communications
3030 Roosevelt Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46218
Phone: 317-734-0764
Web: spectrum.com
Chicago’s Pizza, Lebanon
324 S Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-859-3264
Web: chicagospizza.com
Chicken Nugget and Gang, Inc
117 W Elm Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-2133
Web: chickennuggetandgang.com
Chicken Salad Chick
6065 Perry Worth Rd., Suite 100
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 463-946-4046
Web: chickensaladchick.com
Chimney Solutions Indiana
8602 Lafayette Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46278
Phone: 463-220-0546
Coca-Cola Consolidated
3690 S 500 E
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-873-3836
Web: cokeconsolidated.com
COhatch Zionsville
75 N. Main Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-225-5805
Web: indianapolis.cohatch.com/ locations/zionsville
Community Foundation of Boone County
102 N. Lebanon St., Suite 200
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0024
Web: communityfoundationbc.org
Conner Insurance
8445 Keystone Crossing, Suite 200
Indianapolis, IN 46240
Phone: 317-808-7711
Web: connerins.com
Cornerstone Caregiving
104 Grandby Dr.
Crew Carwash
6480 Center Drive
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-359-1865
Web: crewcarwash.com
Cruise Planners & Imagination
Vacation Land & Sea 3815 N State Rd. 39 Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-325-2589
Web: cpimaginationvacation.com
Culligan Water Conditioning of Boone County 1328 W Main St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2570
Web: culligancentralindiana.com
Culver’s 2454 North Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
36 COMMON FORM
South Suite C, E, F, G Indianapolis, IN46229
Phone: 463-230-7966
Web: cornerstonecaregiving.com/ southindianapolis/
Phone: 765-484-8420
Web: culvers.com
Culver’s Whitestown 6292 Mills Dr. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-768-1041
Web: culvers.com/restaurants/ whitestown-in-m
Boone County Chamber Directory
Web: chimneyindy.com
Cintas Corporation
3470 W County Rd. 0 N/S Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-357-3230
Web: cintas.com
City BBQ
6082 Whitestown Parkway
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-973-0430
Web: citybbq.com
City of Lebanon
401 S. Meridian St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1208
Web: cityoflebanon.org
Club Works
6210 Technology Center Drive, Suite 300
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-490-8363
Web: clubworks.us
Covert Auto Care LLC
5151 Peachtree Road
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-565-9444
Web: covertautocare.com
Cowan Commercial Corporation
1639 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-6906
Web: cowandrugslebanon.com
Cowan Drugs, Inc.
112 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0180
Web: cowandrugslebanon.com
Creative Payment Solutions
5014 W 16th St.
Speedway, In 46224
Phone: 317-372-2742
Web: creativepaymentsolutions.com
Cunningham Construction Group LLC
103 E 475 S Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-607-6098
Web: cunninghamconstructiongroup.com
Current Publishing
30 S. Rangeline Road
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-847-5022
Web: youarecurrent.com
D&R Excavating, Inc
DBA Earth Resources 7210 South St Rd. 267
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-769-4966
Daisy’s Designs
120 S Meridian St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-894-2614
Web: Daisysdesigns.spiritsale.com
D-BAT Zionsville
6200 Technology Center Drive Indianapolis, IN 46278
Phone: 463-274-3228
Web: dbatzionsville.com
Deater Brothers Lawn & Tree Care
6300 S 175 W Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-286-7680
Web: deaterbrothers.com
Deep End
Talent Strategies
75 E Pine St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 866-442-3387
Web: deependstrategies.com
DELV Design Studio, LLC
1411 Roosevelt Ave., Suite 302 Indianapolis, IN 46201
Phone: 317-296-7400
Web: DELVDesign.com
Dilling Group
5010 W 81st St. Indianapolis, IN 46268-1638
Phone: 317-334-1655
Web: dillinggroup.com
Donaldson’s Finer
Chocolates
600 S. State Rd. 39 Lebanon, IN 46052
DS Smith Packaging
800 Edwards Drive
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-335-5475
Web: dssmith.com
Dulls Tree Farm
1765 W. Blubaugh Ave. Thorntown, IN 46071
Phone: 765-325-2418
Web: dullstreefarm.com
Dwell Property Management
62 N. Main St., Suite 7 Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-601-9800
Web: dwellsoundly.com
Dynamark Printing
7210 Zionsville Road Indianapolis, IN 46268
Phone: 317-328-2555
Web: dynamarkprinting.com
DynamoEdge Inc.
12740 Norfolk Lane Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-354-3616
Elwood Staffing
360 N Mt Zion Rd., Suite B
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-9400
Web: elwoodstaffing.com
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
6041 Perry Worth Road, Suite 200 Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 463-203-4000
Web: enterprise.com/en/car-rental-locations/ us/in/whitestown
F.C. Tucker Company
Zionsville 10 N First St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-5391
Web: talktotucker.com
F.C. Tucker Company
Vicki Westbrook
350 Veterans Way, Suite 100
37 COMMON FORM
Web: dynamoedge.ai
Edward Jones
102 Lafayette Avenue
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-7659
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-590-4947
Web: talktotucker.com/vicki.westbrook
Fairfield Inn & Suites
Whitestown Indianapolis
6035 Perry Worth Road
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-435-7289
Boone County Chamber Directory
Phone: 765-482-3334
Web: donaldsonschocolates.com
D-Patrick Lebanon Ford 1515 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0170
Web: dpatricklebanonford.com
Dr. Beth Bartlett Holistic Health
953 Monument Drive Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-360-8360
Web: drbethbartlett.com
Drainage Solutions, Inc.
2478 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-484-8788
Web: drainagesolutionsinc.com
Web: edwardjones.com
Egis IT Security
10255 Commerce Drive, Suite 250 Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-344-2144
Web: egis-security.com
Electron Charger
10815 Deandra Drive
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-289-0084
Web: Electroncharger.com
Eli Lilly and Company
1400 W. 375 N Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-499-5171
Web: lilly.com
Web: marriott.com/en-us/hotels/ indwf-fairfield-inn-and-suites-whites town-indianapolis-nw
Family Express Corporation
2430 N Lebanon
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-7585
Web: familyexpress.com
Farris Wheel Music Studio
103 E Main St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-335-2076
Web: Farriswheelmusicstudio.com
Festool
400 N. Enterprise Blvd.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-4500
Web: festoolusa.com
DIRECTORY LISTING
Fifth Third Bank
6523 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-732-4901
Web: 53.com
First Farmers Bank & Trust
2400 West State Road 38 Sheridan, IN 46069
Phone: 317-758-4481
Web: ffbt.com
Fluor
1500 W. 450 North Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 866-574-7697
Web: fluor.com
Foundations Chiropractic
7625 W. Stonegate Drive, Suite 100 Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-207-6235
Web: fcfamilywellness.com
Four Finger Distillery
126 W. Washington Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-859-3256
Web: fourfingerdistillery.com/lebanon
Fox’s Contractors Corp.
4355 S. Indianapolis Road
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-6291
Web: foxcontractors.com
Gaylor Electric
10405 Crosspoint Blvd. Indianapolis, IN 46256
Phone: 317-214-6300
Web: gaylor.com
Gillman Home Center
303 West South Street Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-3400
Web: doitbest.com/gillman-home-center
Godley Family Orthodontics
12036 N Michigan Rd., Suite 110 Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-913-2828
Web: godleyfamilyortho.com
Golf Club of Indiana
6905 S County Road 525 E Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-6388
Web: golfindiana.com
Gordon Flesch Company
5602 W 73rd St. Indianapolis, IN 46278
Phone: 317-284-6700
Grow Your Business Coaching, LLC
1310 Fall Ridge Drive
Brownsburg, IN 46112
Phone: 317-755-6963
Web: GYBCoaching.com
GXO Logistics
135 S. Mount Zion Road
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-894-8219
Web: gxo.com
Hachette Book Group
121 N. Enterprise Blvd. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-8600
Web: hachettebookgroup.com
Hampton Inn
Indianapolis NW/Zionsville
6005 S. Main St. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-768-2330
38 COMMON FORM
Web: gflesch.com
Gorton’s Seafood
419 S. Mount Zion Road Lebanon, IN 46250
Phone: 765-894-5939
Web: https://www.hilton.com/en/hotels/ indzvhx-hampton-indianapolisnw-zionsville-in/
HAND Inc.
347 S. 8th Street, Suite A Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: 317-674-8108
Web: handincorporated.org
HearBest
Boone County Chamber Directory
Franciscan Health
421 N. Emerson Avenue
Greenwood, IN 46143
Phone: 317-528-5000
Web: franciscanretailservices.org
Freckles Graphics
3835 Fortune Dr. Lafayette, IN 47905
Phone: 765-449-8463
Web: frecklesgraphics.com
Freedom Church
2061 Indianapolis Avenue
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-7220
Web: welcometofreedom.church
Fundae’s Ice Cream & Sweets, LLC
7165 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-732-5046
Web: visitfundaes.com
Web: gortons.com
GQT Lebanon 7
1600 N. Lebanon Street Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-0522
Web: gqtmovies.com/gqt-lebanon-7
Grand Industrial, LLC
911 E. 86th St. Indianapolis, IN 46240
Phone: 317-552-2291
Web: grandindustrial.com
Grilliant Foods (Food Truck)
Phone: 317-289-5043
Web: Grilliantfoods.com
Ground Rules Coaching
6901 North Butler Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46220
Phone: 317-605-0260
Web: groundrulescoaching.com
6659 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-973-7109
Web: hearbest.com
Heather’s Balloon Stop
3726 White Cliff Way Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-499-5643
Web: Heathersballoonstop.com
Heaven’s Best Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning
1433 Thomas Dr. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2731
Web: lebanonin.heavensbest.com
Hendrickson Trailer
Commercial Vehicle Systems
180 N. Mt. Zion Rd. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-5350
Web: hendrickson-intl.com
Hexagon
321 E Main, Suite 500
Charlottesville, VA 22902
Phone: 812-697-7713
Web: hexagon-energy.com
Hickory Cottages Apartments
901 Kelly Green Lane Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-859-4211
Web: apartmentsinlebanonin.com
Hickory Recovery Network
3960 Southeastern Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46203
Phone: 800-604-2117
Web: Hickorytreatmentcenters.com
Highline Technologies, Inc.
155 Lexington Drive Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-870-1132
Web: highlinetechnologies.com
Holiday Inn Express
335 N. Mt. Zion Rd.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-4100
Web: hiexpress.com
Home National Bank
2510 N. Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-3600
Web: thehomenationalbank.com
Honor Meadows 1042 Honor Dr.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 833-348-1522
Web: honormeadows.com
Hoosier Heartland State Bank
Mortgage Services
1671 US 231 S
Crawfordsville, IN 47933
Phone: 765-364-0784
Web: myhhsb.com
Hostetler Public Relations
49 Boone Village
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-733-8700
Web: hostetlerpr.com
Howard’s Lawn & Garden
1115 W. South St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1300
Web: howardslawnandgarden.biz
Hp Legacy
Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance
1155 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0700
Web: infarmbureau.com
Indiana United Methodist Children’s Home Foundation, Inc. Indianapolis 9333 N Meridian St., Suite 222 Indianapolis, IN 46260
Phone: 317-775-0606
Web: iumchf.org
Indy’s Pro Graphix
104 Peters St. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-873-3788
Web: indysprographix.com
Inherent Commercial LLC 11815 Technology Lane, Suite 200 Fishers, IN 46038
39 COMMON FORM
750 Patrick Place, Suite A Brownsburg, IN 46112
Phone: 317-703-7001
Web: hplegacyinc.com
Phone: 317-372-3699
Web: inherentco.com
Insight Leadership Group
5724 N Green St., 2nd Floor Brownsburg, IN 46112
Phone: 317-435-0951
Web: insightlg.com
Insperity
Home2Suites by Hilton Whitestown/Indianapolis NW
6017 Perry Worth Rd. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 463-946-4050
Web: zionsvillewhitestown.home2suites.com
Homestead Resources
671 North 36th Street
Lafayette, IN 47905
Phone: 765-423-1284
Web: homestead-resources.org
Homewood Health Campus
2494 North Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2076
Web: trilogyhc.com
Humane Society for Boone County 5366 South Indianapolis Rd. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 877-473-6722
Web: hsforbc.org
Hussey-Mayfield
Memorial Public Library
250 N 5th Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-3149
Web: zionsvillelibrary.org
Hyco Logistics
7615 Crawfordsville Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46214
Phone: 317-500-6417
Web: hycologistics.com
Ideal Meat & Specialty Food
4224 W. 71st Street
Indianapolis, IN 46268
Phone: 317-784-7733
Web: idealmeat.com
8801 River Crossing Blvd., Suite 160 Indianapolis, IN 46240
Boone County Chamber Directory
Phone: 765-335-3046
Web: insperity.com/bpa/Shannon.Wise
Inspire Website Design
75 E Pine St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-220-6005
Web: inspirewebdesign.io
Integrity Network Solutions, Inc.
417 Lafayette Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-2748
Web: nteg.net
Intelligent Living Solutions
85 E Cedar St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-942-0502
Web: intelligentlivingindy.com
DIRECTORY LISTING
Isaiah 117 House
Phone: 423-518-3760
Web: isaiah117house.com
J.L. Anderson
Heating & Cooling
7159 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-735-6171
Web: jlanderson.net
Jacquie’s Gourmet Catering
9840 N Michigan Road, Suite B Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-283-2776
Web: jacquies.net
Jawbone BBQ
103 W. Wall St. Advance, IN 46102
Phone: 765-577-1722
Web: jawbonebbqcatering.com
Jet Access Indy Exec
11329 E. SR 32
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-4487
Web: airnav.com/airport/KTYQ/JET_ACCESS
Jim Russell Plumbing Heating Air PO Box 667
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-5773
Web:jimrussellcomfort.com
Just Great Cyber Security
11807 Alisonville Rd.
Fishers, IN 46038
Phone: 317-778-8253
Web: justgreatcybersecurity.com
Kaylor Plumbing
902 N Grant Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-366-9660
Web: kaylorplumbing.com
Ken’s Foods
917 Edwards Dr. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-505-7900
Web: kensfoods.com
Keramida, Inc
401 N College Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46202
Phone: 800-508-8034
Web: keramida.com
Key Bank
127 W. Main St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2900
LA Cafe 4 South Main St. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-7503
Web: lacafeindy.com
Lamb Farms Inc.
3490 N. 500 E. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-325-2037
Web: lambfarmsinc.com
Lane & Brown
Sporting Gear
115 W Main St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-2200
Web: lbsgear.com
Lawson & Co
1280 E Main St. Danville, IN 46122
Phone: 317-745-6404
40 COMMON FORM
Web: keybank.com
Keystone Cooperative
770 N High School Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46214-3756
Phone: (317) 745-1216
Web: lawsonandco.com
Lebanon Community School Corporation
1800 N. Grant St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0380
Web: leb.k12.in.us
Lebanon Kiwanis Club PO Box 1
Boone County Chamber Directory
Jim’s Heating and Air Conditioning
2122 W Green St. Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-601-1461
Web: jimsheating-air.com
Jones Greenhouse
645 N. 650 E. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-769-3254
Web: jonesgreenhouse.com
Julian Coffee Roasters
10830 Bennett Parkway Extension, Suite N
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-247-4208
Web: juliancoffee.com
Web: keystonecoop.com
Kings Landscaping LLC
8175 E. 550 S. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-3671
Web: kings-mulch.com
Kise Estates Apartments
1935 Lafayette Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-1433
Web: kiseestatesapts.com
Klooz Brewz
125 N Meridian Street Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-484-8282
Web: KloozBrewz.com
Koorsen Fire & Security
2719 N Arlington Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46219
Phone: 317-342-9342
Web: koorsen.com
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-341-5934
Web: lebanonkiwanisclub.org
Lebanon Leprechauns 645 Fieldhouse Way
Lebanon IN 46052
Phone: 317-525-4054
Web: lebanonleprechauns.com
Lebanon Public Library
104 E. Washington St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-3460
Web: leblib.org
Lebanon Rotary Club PO Box 42
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-691-5651
Web: lebanonrotary.org
Lebanon Tax & Accounting, Inc
1201 Indianapolis Avenue
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-6620
Web: lebanontaxaccounting.com
Lebanon Utilities
401 S Meridian
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5100
Web: lebanon-utilities.com
Legwork Investigations
75 N. Main Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-973-1007
Web: legworkinvestigations.com
Luxe Mane Salon
202 S Main St.
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 765-680-2646
Web: Luxemanesalon.com
Lynn Kissel Consulting
5312 Spyglass Drive
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-431-4813
Malless Automotive
4525 W. 71st. St. Indianapolis, IN 46268
Phone: 317-329-8039
MEMO Marketing Group
1475 W Oak St., Suite 516
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-762-5398
Web: memomarketinggroup.com
Meridian Title Corporation
1375 S. Lebanon St., Suite 800 Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-485-2750
Web: meridiantitle.com
Metal Tech of Indiana, Inc
810 Hendricks Drive Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1100
Web: metaltechcoatings.com
Metronet
2400 Lafayette Ave. Crawfordsville, IN 47933
Phone: 317-798-1176
Web: business.metronetinc.com
Meyer Najem
Construction, LLC
11787 Lantern Road, Suite 100 Fishers, IN 46038
Moody’s
Butcher Shop
20 E Cedar Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-1800
Web: moodysbutchershop.com
Moontown Brewing Company
345 South Bowers Street
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-3880
Web: moontownbeer.com
Morning Dove
Therapeutic Riding
7444 W. 96th Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-733-9393
Web: morningdovetrc.org
Mossman Metal Works
3595 W 200 S
41 COMMON FORM
Phone: 317-577-0007
Web: meyer-najem.com
Mia Schulte, Lockstep Realty
3925 River Crossing Pkwy., #50 Indianapolis, IN 46240
Phone: 630-809-2450
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-676-6055
Motel 6
405 N Mt Zion Road
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-9999
Web: motel6.com
Mount Graphics & Signs
1101 S. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Boone County Chamber Directory
Web: mallessauto.com
Mark J. Genda
PO BOX 788
Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-242-1142
Web: markgenda.com
MB Consulting
10871 Shelbyville Rd. Indianapolis, IN 46259
Phone: 317-730-6300
Web: mechellebarras.com
MedMutual Protect
969 Keystone Way, Suite 130
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-844-1142
Web: medmutualprotect.com
Web: locksteprealty.com
Midwest Marketplace
10475 Trebah Circle
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-525-2200
Web: midwestmarketplace.co
Millers Earth Work, LLC
1113 N. Terrace Road
Thorntown, IN 46071-9512
Phone: 317-370-4350
Web: yelp.com/biz/millers-earthwork-thorntown
Minute Print It
312 W. South St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-9019
Web: minuteprint.com
Phone: 765-483-1435
Web: mount-signs.com
Mount’s Flowers & Gifts
226 N. Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1130
Web: mountsflowers.com
My Sugar Pie
40 E. Pine St.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-733-8718
Web: mysugarpie.com
Myers Mortuary, Inc.
1502 N. Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0620
Web: myersmortuary.com
DIRECTORY LISTING
Nameless Catering Co
Po Box 311
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-344-8449
Web: namelesscatering.com
NBE Event Group
5715 W. 85th St. Indianapolis, IN 46278
Phone: 765-730-4533
Web: nbeeventgroup.com
North High Brewing
75 North Main Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-973-0230
Web: northhighbrewing.com
North Mechanical
Contracting & Service
2627 N Emerson Ave. Indianapolis, IN 46218
Phone: 317-610-2627
Web: northmechanical.com
North Salem State Bank
2202 N. Lebanon Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-9000
Web: nssb.bank
Notch Above Lawn Care
1338 S Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-891-2735
One-Up Automotive
915 E Walnut St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-919-8744
Web: one-upautomotive.com
Optum Primary Care (Zionsville)
10649 Bennett Pkwy.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-6700
Web: optum.com/en/care
Parky’s Smokehouse
2479 N Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1646
Web: parkyssmokehouse.com
Parr Richey
Frandsen
Patterson Kruse
225 W Main Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone:
765-482-0110
Web: parrlaw.com
Performance Powersports
Whitestown
Planet Fitness
6298 Mills Dr. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-930-1265
Web: planetfitness.com
Planet Fitness - Lebanon 2425 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-484-5000
Web: planetfitness.com
Poplar Pediatric Dentistry
6828 W Stonegate Dr. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-939-6558
Web: poplarpd.com
Pratt Recycling, Inc
3890 Perry Blvd. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-10075
Web: prattindustries.com/recycling/
42 COMMON FORM
35 Main Street
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 765-325-5979
Web: performancepowersportsin.com
PGH Insurance Group LLC
123 E. Main St.
Premium Payment Systems
7730 Chestnut Eagle Ct. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-732-7675
Web: premiumpaymentsystems.com
Primrose School at Anson- Zionsville
3484 Central Blvd. Whitestown, IN 46075
Boone County Chamber Directory
Web: notchabovelawncare.com
Novo Logistics
4921 E 450 S Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-471-7126
Web: novo-usa.com
Nubian
Construction Group
3925 E 26th Street Indianapolis, IN 46218
Phone: 317-545-4285
Web: nubianconstructiongroup.com
On the Go Catering
8245 N SR 39
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-577-1589
Web: otgcatering.com
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-309-0173
Web: pgh.insurancegroup.com
Phil Ludlow Real Estate
102 Birchwood Dr. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-507-4622
Web: philludlow.callcarpenter.com
Piece by Piece
Autism Center
110 Birchwood Drive Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-2260
Web: piecebypiececenter.com
Planes Moving and Storage
2635 Planes Dr. Indianapolis, IN 46219
Phone: 317-895-1444
Web: teamplanes.com/locations/ indianapolis/
Phone: 317-769-4990
Web: primroseansonzionsville.com
Pro Resources Staffing
108 N Lebanon St., Suite 201 Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-362-3680
Web: proresources.com/branches/lebanon
Proforma Kissel
Marketing, LLC
7740 Kissell Rd. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-344-3010
Web: proforma.com/kissel
Purdue Cooperative Extension Service Boone County
1300 E. 100 S. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0752
Web: extension.purdue.edu/county/boone/
Pure Life Chiropractic
7149 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-750-8583
Web: purelifezionsville.com
RadioMom, WIRE 91.1FM
(Community Radio Partners Corp)
107 S. Meridian St., Suite 2022
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-427-4427
Web: radiomom.org
Rapp Construction, LLC
10885 W. 800 N. Colfax, IN 46035
Phone: 765-436-7406
Web: rapp.construction
Reach Networks
2302 S. Memorial Dr. New Castle, IN 47362
Phone: 888-848-8606
Web: reach-networks.com
Red Fox Epoxy
1297 Silver Ridge Ln.
Brownsburg, IN 46112
Phone: 317-923-7332
Web: about.me/redfoxepoxy
Redwood Apartment
Neighborhood
5804 Hemlock Dr.
Whitestown, IN 46075
RL Turner Corp.
1000 W. Oak St.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-2712
Web: rlturner.com
Ross Business Solutions
PO Box 76
Logansport, IN 46947
Phone: 574-727-0640
Web: rossbusinesssolutions.com
Royal Title Services
108 N Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2270
Web: royaltitle.com
Ryan Homes at Sunbrook 8425 Woodfield Crossing Blvd., Suite 310W Indianapolis, IN 46240
Phone: 765-238-4036
Web: ryanhomes.com
Safe at Home Realty, Brokered by eXp Realty
Heather & Matt Schaller
760 S. Rangline Road
Shop Small Shop
Handmade LLC
124 N Green Street
Crawfordsville, In 47933
Phone: 765-307-2501
Web: shopsmallshophandmadellc.com
Shoup’s Country Food, Inc.
2048 S. SR 39
Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-654-6071
Web: shoupscountry.com
Signature HealthCare at Parkwood
1001 N. Grant St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-6400
Web: shcatparkwood.com
Silverback
3105 E 98th St., Suite 140
43 COMMON FORM
Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-626-0726
Web: safeathomrealty.com
Savvy Sliders
Indianapolis, IN 46280
Phone: 317-586-8440
Web: getsilverback.com
Skender
1549 E. Greyhound Pass
Westfield IN 46032
Phone: 317 516 0825
Web: skender.com
Spanish For Entities
Boone County Chamber Directory
Phone: 317-703-0788
Web: byredwood.com
Regions Bank
6002 Heartland Drive
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-942-2000
Web: regions.com
Reynolds Farm Equipment, Inc.
2509 Indianapolis Ave. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1711
Web: reynoldsfarmequipment.com
Riggs County Community Clinic
416 Camp St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-4469
Web: riggshealth.com
2004 N Lebanon Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-718-0000
Web: savvysliders.com
Scott’s Garage
514 Coombs Street Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-9006
Web: scottsgarage.biz
SHEIN
5400 E 500 S. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-966-9802
Web: us.shein.com
Shepherd Insurance
110 S Fourth St.
Zionsville, IN 46077-1611
Phone: 317-773-2600
Web: shepherdins.com/zionsville
433 N Capitol Avenue Indianapolis, Indiana 46204
Phone: 219-219-0067
Web: spanishforentities.com
Spherion Staffing Solutions
111 S Meridian Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-535-6010
Web: spherion.com
Stacy’s Merle Norman
Boutique & Spa - Lebanon
116 N Lebanon Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-3442
Web: stacysboutiquespa.com
STAR Financial Bank
900 Mulberry Street, Door 33
Zionsville, Indiana 46077
Phone: 317-566-7301
Web: starfinancial.com
DIRECTORY LISTING
State Bank
2436 N Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-7771
Web: statebank1910.bank
State Farm Insurance
Mike McKeever
190 S Main St. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-5300
Web: justcallmike.net
Steak N Bake L.L.C. (Food Truck)
Phone: 317-690-4358
Web: steaknbake.shop
Steinberger Construction
400 Water Street
Logansport, IN 46947
Phone: 574-753-4944
Web: sciteam.com
Steve Trent Music
8526 Sandrea Ln. Ladoga, IN 47954
Phone: 765-366-7376
Web: stevetrentmusic.com
Stillwell+Co
1359 W County Rd. 700 S Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 317-474-5589
Web: stillwellandco.com
Suburban Home Health
14297 Bergen Blvd, Suite 250
Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: 800-464-6716
Web: suburbanhomehealth.org
Sugar Creek Art Center
127 S. Pearl Street Thorntown, IN 46071
Phone: 765-436-7102
Web: sugarcreekarts.org
SunRift Capital Partners
1916 Crown Plaza Blvd., Suite 139 Plainfield, IN 46168
Phone: 317-272-5810
Web: sunriftcp.com
SVN | Northern Commercial 1717 E 116th St., Suite 201 Carmel, IN 46032
Phone: 317-846-8443
Web: svnnc.com
Sylvia’s Child Advocacy Center
218 E. Washington St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-484-8410
The Agency Indy 3650 S US 421
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-207-0190
Web: theagencyre.com/region/indy
The Arc of Greater Boone County 900 W. Main St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-6815
Web: thearcgbc.org
The Balloon Bar 227 Sierra Drive Lebanon, Indiana 46052
Phone: 765-894-9166
Web: theballoonbarindy.com
The Cabin Counseling & Resource Center, Inc. - Lebanon 953 Monument Dr. Lebanon, IN 46042
44 COMMON FORM
Web: sylviascac.org
Talent Factory
384 North Mount Zion Road Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-894-9888
Phone: 765-859-3110
Web: thecabin.org
The Caring Center 1230 Ransdell Court Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2020
Web: thecaringcenter.net
The Farmers Bank
Boone County Chamber Directory
Stokes Commons
901 S. Meridian St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-3111
Web: englewoodgroup.com
Storen Financial
1120 W. Oak St., Suite 200
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-852-7000
Web: storenfinancial.com
Storm Striker Art
5120 Turkey FT Rd. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-319-0076
Web: stormstriker.com
Subaru of America
5190 S. SR.267
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-535-7049
Web: subaru.com
Web: talentfactoryarts.com
Tanorria’s Table Phone: 317-782-5449
Web: tanorriastable.com
TDM & Associates
2391 CR 1150 N Homer, IL 61849
Phone: 217-469-9400
Web: tdm-assoc.com
TDS PO Box 302 Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 866-571-6662
Web: tdstelecom.com/local/indiana/ whitestown.html
2304 N. Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-4556
Web: thefarmersbank.com
The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse
645 Fieldhouse Way Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-437-3329
Web: lebanonfh.com
The Friendly Tavern
290 S Main Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-5772
Web: friendlytavernzionsville.com
The Gifted Word 115 Village Pl.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-727-4968
Web: thegiftedword.com
The Heart of Lebanon
101 W. Main Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-437-3484
Web: heartoflebanon.org
The LadyBug Pest & Wildlife Control
920 Hendricks Dr. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-601-2873
Web: calltheladybug.com
The Payroll Department, Inc.
701 N Green Street Brownsburg, IN 46112
Phone: 317-852-2568
Web: payrolldepartment.biz
The Sixpence Wedding & Event Space
4400 N 1000 E Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-296.8200
Web: thesixpence.com
The UPS Store
Whitestown
7163 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-0679
Web: theupsstore.com/6991
The UPS Store
Boone Village
Town of Advance
112 N. Main St.
Advance, IN 46102
Phone: 765-676-6611
Web: in.gov/towns/advance/
Town of Jamestown
421 E Main Street
Jamestown, IN 46147
Phone: 765-676-6331
Web: jamestownin.com
Town of Thorntown
101 W. Main St. Thorntown, IN 46071
Phone: 765-436-2205
Web: thorn.town
Town of Whitestown
6210 Veterans Dr. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-6557
Web: whitestown.in.gov
Town of Zionsville
1100 W. Oak St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-5410
Tropical Smoothie Cafe
6075 Perry Worth Rd., Suite 100
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-768-2833
Trulo Homes Bridle Creek
3918 Blue Roan Road
Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-930-0300
Web: trulohomes.com/bridle-creek
Ulen Country Club
100 Country Club Drive
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5310
Web: ulencc.com
UNICO Group
1128 Lincoln Mall, Suite 200
Lincoln, NE 68508
Phone: 402-434-7200
Web: unicogroup.com
United States
45 COMMON FORM
Web: zionsville-in.gov
Traditions Realty
2602 Viceroy Lane
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-9210
Cold Storage
415 S. Mt. Zion Rd. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-2653
Web: uscold.com
United Way of Central Indiana
2955 N Meridian St., Suite 300 Indianapolis, IN 46208
Boone County Chamber Directory
49 Boone Village Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-2667
Web: theupsstore.com/2670
TIDAL Coach
75 N. Main St. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-832-0912
Web: tidalcoach.com
timbar
6185 Sugar Maple Dr. Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-518-4137
Web: thetimbar.com
Titus Bakery, LLC
802 W. South St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1740
Web: titusbakery.com
Web: mytraditionsrealty.com
Trailside by D.R. Horton
6480 Flag Stop Dr. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 463-287-5160
Web: drhorton.com/Indiana/Indianapolis
Triangle Asphalt
Paving Corporation
501 Sam Ralston Road
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-5701
Tribbett Rich Insurance
107 E. Main St.
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-481-2222
Web: insurewithtrig.com
Triple B’s Catering
2605 Dover Court
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 317-902-0917
Web: triplebscatering.com
Phone: 317-923-1466
Web: uwci.org
Vibrant Outdoors
3980 Perry Blvd. Whitestown, IN 46075
Phone: 317-769-3308
Web: vibrantoutdoors.com
Village Orthodontics
95 E. Oak St., Suite B
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-6927
Web: vosmiles.com
Violin Olga Events
943 E 900 N
Crawfordsville, IN 47933
Phone: 765-376-6820
Web: facebook.com/berezhnaya21olga
DIRECTORY LISTING
Visionelle Eyecare
6618 Whitestown Parkway
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-769-3937
Web: visionelleeyecare.com
WalkerHughes
120 N. Lebanon Street
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1480
Web: walkerhughes.com
Watch Us Farm, Inc.
9906 E 200 S Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-590-6496
Web: watchusfarm.com
Wed Society Indianapolis
3555 Evergreen Way
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 309-235-3066
Web: indianapolis.wedsociety.com
Whitaker Glass & Mirror, LLC
104 E. Superior St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-1500
Web: whitglass.com
White Ox Creative
1386 Cherry Street
Noblesville, IN 46060
Phone: 317-987-4623
Witham Health Services
2605 N Lebanon St.
Lebanon, IN 46052-3005
Phone: 765-485-8000
Web: witham.org
WorkOne
358 Mount Zion Road
Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-482-0160
Web: workonecentral.org
Zionsville Chamber of Commerce
77 Boone Village
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-3836
Web: zionsvillechamber.org
Zionsville Community School Corporation
900 Mulberry Street
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-2858
Web: zcs.k12.in.us
46 COMMON FORM
Zionsville Eyecare
1120 W Oak Street, Suite 100
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-3000
Web: zeyecare.com
Zionsville Underground
91 S Main Street, Suite 007
Boone County Chamber Directory
Web: whiteoxcreative.com
Will Power Excavation
770 S Peru St. Cicero, IN 46034
Phone: 317-884-5050
Web: willpowerexcavation.com
WILO Lebanon 102.7 (Kaspar Media Group)
1401 W. Barner St. Frankfort, IN 46041
Phone: 765-659-3338
Web: boonecountydailynews.com
Witham Family YMCA
2791 N Lebanon St. Lebanon, IN 46052
Phone: 765-483-9622
Web: indymca.org
Zionsville, Indiana 46077
Phone: 317-410-3316
Web: zionsvilleunderground.com
Zionsville United Methodist Church
9644 Whitestown Rd.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-873-2623
Web: zumc.org
zWorks
170 S. Main St.
Zionsville, IN 46077
Phone: 317-408-0234
Web: zworks.org
Changing the game in logistics
TOWNE POST NETWORK AND BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU® SERVING CENTRAL INDIANA FORM
NEW DYNAMIC PARTNERSHIP
The collaboration will create more digital and print advertising options for local BBB Accredited Businesses.
Towne Post Network and the Better Business Bureau® Serving Central Indiana (BBB) have entered a new partnership to offer print and digital marketing services for more than 4,200 BBB Accredited Businesses across 42 counties in Indiana.
Towne Post will kick off the partnership by offering a “Basic Digital Display” package to BBB Accredited Businesses with the goal of targeting customers by zip code searching for local services across the web and apps. Other services include print advertising in any of the 14 central Indiana Towne Post monthly magazines, digital display advertising, streaming TV ads, local SEO services, Google ad management, and basic website design packages.
“This collaboration is a perfect fit,” says Towne Post Network Founder and CEO Tom Britt. “As an organization, Towne Post’s core values of serving the community with transparency and honesty are in lockstep with BBB Accreditation Standards when it comes to truth in advertising.”
The standards outline the criteria businesses
must meet to maintain trust, including upholding legal and ethical advertising practices, transparency in the marketplace, safeguarding customer privacy and honoring commitments.
Britt says Towne Post will encourage its advertisers to seek BBB Accreditation to show their commitment to building trust in their respective communities.
“This partnership brings together two organizations with an aligned purpose,” says BBB Serving Central Indiana President and CEO Cathy Armour. “With more than two decades of local expertise and community support, the Towne Post Network’s dedication to showcasing positive stories and small businesses will help strengthen the resources we offer BBB Accredited Businesses.”
For more information on BBB Accreditation, visit bbb.org/get-accredited.
About Towne Post Network, Inc.
Founded in 2004 with a mission to create engaging and relevant community publications, Towne Post Network is redefining the magazine industry. With a focus on hyper-local content and an integrated print and digital marketing
approach, their magazines connect businesses and residents in communities like never before. Towne Post Network’s cloudbased platform offers franchisees flexibility and freedom, allowing them to work from home while benefiting from comprehensive support and group-vendor pricing. With an expanding network of hyper-local publishers, Towne Post Network is actively seeking passionate individuals to bring their community-focused magazines to towns across the country. For more information, visit franchising.townepost.com.
About BBB Serving Central Indiana
The Better Business Bureau has empowered people to find businesses, brands and charities they can trust for more than 110 years. In 2023, people turned to BBB more than 218 million times for BBB Business Profiles on more than 5.3 million businesses, and 80,000 times for BBB charity reports on about 12,000 charities, for free at bbb. org. Regional, independent BBBs can be found across the United States and Canada, including BBB Serving Central Indiana, which was founded in 1916 and serves 42 counties in Indiana. For more information, visit bbb.org.
NETWORKING
We have over 400 Chamber Members to strengthen your network reach.
GROWTH
Build your network and social media along side economic development professionals to bring more business and customers to you.
CONNECTION
We want our members to connect in a meaningful and purposeful way. Our First Tuesday event brings businesses together in a fun, after-hours setting.
EVENTS
Be a part of some of Zionsville's biggest events! Brick Street Market; Street Dance; Christmas in the Village just to name a few!
SOCIAL MEDIA
Our platforms have an unbelievable reach! We like to highlight our members in all sorts of attention grabbing ways!
FLAIR FOR FINANCE
INNOVATIVE FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS BRINGS SENSIBLE INVESTMENT STRATEGIES TO THE TABLE
Writer / Renée Larr
For many individuals and families, planning for the future can feel overwhelming. From managing investments to preparing for retirement, the financial landscape is full of complexities. That’s where experienced financial advisors like Steve Meier at Innovative Financial Solutions can step in, guiding clients through the ever-changing world of financial planning.
With over two decades in the industry, Meier has built a reputation for helping clients achieve long-term financial security. Partnering with Commonwealth Financial Network, his firm manages over $1 billion in assets across four offices in Indiana and Florida. Recently recognized by Forbes as one of Indiana’s top wealth management firms, his team is dedicated to helping families and businesses make informed financial decisions.
“This is easily the best company I’ve ever worked with,” Meier says. “They are really good at what they do, and the level of support they provide to our team and clients is unmatched.”
What sets his firm apart is its multigenerational approach. Many clients first come in as they near retirement, seeking guidance on whether their savings will sustain their lifestyle. However, the relationships evolve over time, often
extending to their elderly parents and adult children.
“I’ve been in the business long enough now that we’re working with third, and even fourth, generations in some families,” Meier says. “We start with retirement planning, but soon we’re advising their parents on estate planning and helping their children with wealth accumulation.”
Financial planning looks different for every client, but the firm’s process remains the same: assess needs, set goals and create a strategy. For elderly clients in their 70s and 80s, the primary focus is preserving assets, covering medical costs and ensuring longterm care needs are met. Many are unaware of benefits they may be entitled to, such as military veteran support or Medicare strategies that can ease financial burdens.
For professionals in their 40s and 50s, the strategy shifts to wealth accumulation, tax-efficient investing and estate planning. The firm ensures clients not only grow their assets, but also protect them for future generations.
“When someone passes without proper estate planning, it can cost tens of thousands of dollars and take years to resolve,” Meier says. “Having the right documents in place is crucial to avoid unnecessary legal battles.”
Beyond working with families, the firm also assists small-business owners in structuring retirement plans for themselves and their employees. Many entrepreneurs underestimate the tax benefits and savings potential of the right retirement plan, and Meier’s team helps them maximize their contributions while staying compliant with regulations.
“We don’t actively seek business clients, but many come to us through referrals,” Meier says. “A well-structured retirement plan benefits both the business owner and their employees.”
In the age of online investing and doit-yourself financial planning, many individuals believe they can manage their finances alone. But as Meier says, most people don’t know what they don’t know.
“You might think you’re addressing all your financial needs, but without expert guidance, you could be missing key tax strategies, investment opportunities or ways to protect your assets,” Meier says. “A good financial advisor helps uncover risks and ensures your wealth works for you - not against you.”
Whether you’re nearing retirement, managing a business or simply want to ensure your financial future is secure, working with a trusted advisor can make all the difference.
“Anyone considering working with a financial planner should at least schedule a visit,” Meier says. “It’s worth seeing if expert guidance can improve your financial strategy.”
Visit ioms.com/team/steven-meier to learn more about Innovative Financial Solutions and how they can help you navigate your financial future.
DOLLARS AND SENSE
THE CASE FOR ADDING FINANCIAL LITERACY COURSES IN SCHOOLS
Writer / Kimber Hercest
Do you know how a 401(k) or a money market account works? If not, you’re not alone. Research from the International Federation of Accountants reveals a lack of financial literacy among adults costs the United States nearly half a billion dollars annually. Meanwhile, teens are navigating the education system without this crucial knowledge. The research shows only 23% of American teens know how to make a budget, 45% don’t understand 401(k) accounts or retirement savings, and 28% don’t understand taxes. These gaps highlight the need for financial literacy education in schools.
Junior Achievement of Central Indiana recently shared data underscoring that teens genuinely want to learn about these concepts before entering adulthood. In collaboration with research firm Big Village, a survey of over 1,000 teens aged 13 to 17 revealed that 68% would “likely” take a financial literacy class if offered. However, only 31% currently have the
option at their schools. Additionally, 60% of teens expressed interest in courses on career readiness and entrepreneurship.
“When you ask adults what they wish they learned in school but didn’t, it usually involves topics like understanding how money works,” said Jennifer Burk, president and CEO of Junior Achievement of Central Indiana.
“These findings show that most teens today would like access to this information, but many may not be getting it.”
Junior Achievement offers educational experiences to students from kindergarten through grade 12, as well as young adults, with a focus on financial literacy, career readiness and entrepreneurship. These programs, often available at little or no cost to schools, reach more than 4.4 million students annually across the United States.
Through initiatives like these, Junior Achievement is working to bridge the financial literacy gap and empower the next generation to navigate their futures with confidence.
68% of Teens would be likely to take classes in Financial Literacy, if offered.
*Only 31% of teens say their schools offer these courses.
Source: Junior Achievement/Big Village 60% of Teens would be likely to take classes on work and career readiness if offered.
Source: Junior Achievement/Big Village 39%
CALENDAR OF EVENTS
1, 8, 15, 22, 29
LEBANON WINTER MARKET AT FOUR FINGER DISTILLERY
10 AM - 12 PM
Warm up your winter at our cozy indoor Winter Market, where the season’s best flavors await. heartoflebanon.org
1, 2, 7, 8, 9, 14, 15, 16
“I BET YOUR LIFE” Center Stage Theatre
1
FIRST DAY OF WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
AROUND THE COMMUNITY, 2025
Valentine Hill Farm, 7549 S. Retriever Lane valentinehillfarm.com
2
PAINT AND SIP: SPRING INSPIRATIONS
Four Finger Distillery Lebanon, 126 W. Washington St. 12:30 - 3 PM
Buy two tickets and get a third free. eventbrite.com
3
LEBANON LEPRECHAUNS TBL PRO BASKETBALL
The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse, 645 Fieldhouse Way 7 - 9:30 PM
Exciting professional basketball up close and personal!
Enjoy local, family-friendly entertainment at The Farmers Bank Fieldhouse in Lebanon, Indiana. lebanonleprechauns. com
4
MARCH FIRST TUESDAY NETWORKING EVENT
HOSTED BY CLUB WORKS Club Works
4:30 - 6 PM
Please join us for March’s First Tuesday networking event hosted by Club Works!
First Tuesday is a monthly networking event organized by the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce. business. zionsvillechamber.org
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PERSONAL PREPAREDNESS WORKSHOP, SPONSORED BY BOONE COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT
Farm Bureau Community Building - Auditorium
6 - 8 PM
Come to this free event to learn more about emergency preparedness. For more information, please contact Randy Waltz, the emergency preparedness coordinator, at rwaltz@ co.boone.in.us. boonecounty4h. org
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LIVE MUSIC EVERY FRIDAY
Urban Apples Cidery, 18326 Spring Mill Rd.
Join us every Friday for a night of live music, delicious cider, and good vibes! visithamiltoncounty. com
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INTERIOR DESIGN WORKSHOP: COLOR THEORY
HER Home Design Boutique, 4400 W. 96th St. 9AM - 12PM
Join us for a fun and interactive Interior Design Workshop where we’ll dive deep into color theory. eventbrite.com
WHITESTOWN WINTER MARKET
Whitestown Municipal Complex 9 AM - 12 PM
For those looking for a local shopping experience, the Whitestown Winter Market is a must-visit.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY HOUR IN-PERSON
Hussey-Mayfield Memorial Library, 250 N. 5th St. 6 - 7 PM
Join us for our monthly Financial Literacy Hour, designed to empower teens with essential financial skills for a successful future! This month’s topic is Double-Entry Budgeting. hmmpl.libcal.com
14-16
SHAMROCK SHAKEDOWN
That Sports Bar 8 AM - 11 PM
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REMODELING
WORKSHOP: CABINET
REFINISHING & PAINTING
HER Home Design Boutique, 4400 W. 96th St. 9 AM - 12 PM
Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn how to refinish and paint cabinets like a pro! eventbrite.com
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HOME - KOKOMO BOBKATS
7 PM lebanonleprechauns.com
22-23
HOB NOB MARKET AT BOONE COUNTY FAIRGROUNDS 4 PM - 8 PM
29
EASTER EGG HUNT AT MEMORIAL PARK 10:30 AM - 12 PM View All Local Events or Submit Your Own
Giving Mentality
THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF BOONE COUNTY STAYS TRUE TO ITS MISSION AFTER NEARLY 35 YEARS
Writer / Melissa Gibson Photographer / Robert Jones
Since 1991, the Community Foundation of Boone County (CFBC) has played a vital role in strengthening the local community by awarding over $31.3 million in grants and scholarships, thanks to the generous support of individuals and businesses. But what makes the CFBC truly special is its ability to create lasting, meaningful impactsomething that might not always be clear to those unfamiliar with its work.
At the heart of the CFBC’s mission is its commitment to long-term, sustainable support. “We’re here to steward our funds for lasting impact,” says CEO Julie Reagan. “Unlike short-term donations, our endowments ensure that every dollar continues to grow, helping our community for generations to come.”
This is where the CFBC’s unique model stands out. When someone makes a donation, it doesn’t just provide immediate support; it grows over time. Through the foundation’s endowment system, donations are pooled and professionally managed to create permanent funds that provide ongoing support. For example, if someone is passionate about lifelong learning, health and wellness, or community connectivity, they can direct their gift to a specific organization, initiative, or a broader fund supporting those causes. Their donation will continue generating support for their specific area of impact for years to come, long after the initial gift is made.
“An endowment is a donation that we invest in our professionally managed fund pool, which currently totals nearly $37 million,” explains Reagan. “Each year we distribute a percentage of the fund’s balance while
ensuring its continued growth. For the past several years our annual payout rate has been 4%, and it will remain at 4% for 2025.”
Both short-term and long-term donations play a vital role in sustaining nonprofit organizations and improving our community for generations to come. At the CFBC, the mission is to help donors determine which giving approach best aligns with their philanthropic goals. Some donors seek to make an immediate impact, while others want to create a lasting legacy. For instance, a $50,000 donation to support local cancer patients can be used right away to meet urgent needs or invested in a permanent fund that will provide ongoing support for decades. No matter the giving path, every gift helps build a stronger, more resilient community.
But the CFBC’s strength goes beyond just financial stewardship; it’s also about the deep local connections that make it so effective.
“All of our team, board members, and volunteers live and/or work here,” says Reagan. “This is our home community and we understand its unique needs. We use this knowledge to guide our grant making, ensuring that funds are directed where they’re needed most.”
The CFBC partners with a wide range of local organizations including hospitals, schools, chambers of commerce, elected officials and nonprofits, which allows it to respond quickly to urgent needs. When a local crisis or opportunity arises, the CFBC is often the first place these organizations turn to for support.
“Being a trusted partner means we can help provide resources and funding when it’s most needed,” Reagan explains. “It’s this personal connection that makes CFBC so effective in addressing local challenges.”
Currently the CFBC’s Community Impact Fund, which addresses immediate community needs, is seeing a significant boost thanks to a $1.5 million matching fund grant as part of the eighth phase of Lilly Endowment Inc.’s initiative, Giving Funds for Tomorrow (GIFT VIII). The grant triples donations made to any current or new community impact fund, by matching $2 from the Endowment for every $1 donated. CFBC’s goal is to fundraise $825,000 by December 31, 2025.
“It’s an exciting time to contribute,” Reagan says. “Your gift is being tripled right now, and we’re very close to our goal, with only $250,000 left to raise this year.”
The demand for funding continues to grow. In 2024 the CFBC received more grant applications than funds available - a record number of requests.
“For our second grant cycle last year, we had 55 applications requesting $485,000, but we only had $220,000 to allocate,” Reagan explains. “While we were able to partner with other community organizations to meet some of these needs, it highlights the importance of donors stepping forward when they don’t know where to help.”
Looking ahead, the CFBC will offer two grant cycles in 2025: one for nonprofits launching new programs and another for organizations with no specific funding requirements. Additionally, the foundation
will introduce new programs aimed at education, networking and community development.
“We’re excited to relaunch the Boone County Leadership program this year,” Reagan says. “Since 1992 we’ve graduated over 300 alumni. Now, after a brief pause it will run annually, helping individuals who are passionate about making a positive impact in Boone County.”
In addition to leadership programs, the CFBC is partnering with the IU Lilly Family School of Philanthropy to offer a discounted, four-part fundraising course. Upon completion, participants will receive a certificate in fundraising management, a valuable credential for professionals in the field.
Programs like Women of Impact will also continue to thrive, offering more opportunities to support nonprofits in Boone County.
“The beauty of a community foundation is its ability to maximize the power of giving,” Reagan says. “Our structure, based on endowments and strategic grant making, allows us to form deep relationships within the community, ensuring we can respond when needs arise.”
Through these initiatives and partnerships, CFBC is making a difference that goes beyond financial support. It’s about creating lasting change, building community connections, and ensuring that the needs of Boone County are met for generations to come.
Explore communityfoundationbc.org for more information.
A ROYAL TREAT
PIZZA KING OPENS IN JAMESTOWN
Writer / Ashley Dykton Photographer / Brian Brosmer
Having opened on November 11, 2024, Pizza King, an Indiana tradition since 1956, is once again serving the Jamestown community.
Michelle Standeford, the owner of the newly opened Pizza King in Jamestown, is excited to bring Pizza King back to the community
To Standeford, love of the “Friday night pizza night” tradition was a huge motivator to open Pizza King in Jamestown, a community of family-owned and small businesses. Growing up, she had fond memories of visiting the Pizza King in Lebanon, particularly when she would visit her grandparents on a Friday night before going to the auction house. As a parent raising her sons, Friday pizza night was a tradition at Pizza King along with sports games. Standeford wanted to create these lasting memories for her community.
“I hope that what I have built will carry on to my grandchildren and beyond,” says Standeford.
Having worked in addiction recovery for the last nine years, Standeford assisted women in recovery as a guiding and mentoring
figure who offered resources with the goal of reuniting women with their children. With a mental load weighing on her, Standeford wanted to find another way to help her community. With Pizza King Jamestown, Standeford gets the opportunity to employ people in recovery and those experiencing life difficulties, giving them a job to create stability.
“People smile when they pick up pizzas and it’s great therapy for me,” says Standeford.
Pizza might be just dough, sauce, cheese and toppings, but the Pizza King team sets itself apart from competitors with their pizza-making process. “We are edge-toedge sauce, cheese and toppings, and traditionally baked on large stones,” says Standeford. “The process we use to create the lightly salted crust has always been a draw - and the fact that we use only fresh pizza dough.”
The pizza comes in 7-, 10- or 14-inch sizes, with your own toppings or a choice of specialty pizzas. Cauliflower crust and crustless pizza are also options. The menu also includes breadsticks, salads, “subwiches”, which are freshly madeto-order sub sandwiches, as well as the additions of cheesy garlic sticks and chicken wings. Standeford says they will be
introducing new items over time.
Unique to Jamestown Pizza King, their dessert menu includes Cochran’s Cake Pops, cookies and cupcakes. Previously, Rodney
Cochran and his wife, Betty, opened Jamestown Pizza King/Cochran’s Pizza King in 1983 and operated it for 23 years with their two daughters, Amy and Beth.
“I appreciate the work that the Cochrans put into not only the Pizza King during their ownership, but the business they continue for our community through the bake shop and catering business,” says Standeford.
Since opening on Veterans Day, the community has been very receptive to Pizza King in Jamestown.
“We are very appreciative of the welcome we have received from local businesses, and of the support of our customers,” says Standeford. “We honestly have a community of persons that appreciate that we are here and they show their appreciation in their patronage.”
That community support also includes the generosity of local business Warren Mechanical, and an anonymous donor, who have provided over $500 worth of gift cards
for those in need.
Pizza King Jamestown is located at 49 West Main Street, and is open daily for call-ahead (765-676-1649) and online ordering. Current specials and promotions can be found on the Pizza King Jamestown website at jamestown.theoriginalpizzaking.com, and on social media.
IMMERSE YOURSELF WITH INDY DESIGN WEEK 2025
If you feel like you could use a little color and creativity in your life, you need to check out Indy Design Week [IDW]. Indy Design Week is a city-wide festival celebrating and elevating the Indianapolis design community. The event is creating an inclusive space for designers, creators, and enthusiasts to come together, share ideas, and explore new perspectives to create a lasting impact in Indy.
Indy Design Week is a celebration of all facets of design. This year’s event returns with a bold and thought-provoking
theme: Hues. Beyond highlighting color’s impact on design, IDW is celebrating the importance of diversity & inclusion in design, business, and society by showcasing unique perspectives & amplifying diverse stories in the community.
“For Indy Design Week 2025, we’re inviting the community to reimagine how color connects us,” says Tori Witter, Executive Director of Indy Design Week. “From its emotional resonance to its role in branding and storytelling, the power of color is universal, yet deeply personal. We’re excited
to see the speakers, workshops, and exhibits amplify this theme and help bring it to life.”
The seventh annual event is happening from April 21st through April 26th and will take place all over the city of Indianapolis to increase accessibility for attendees and showcase the incredible venues the city has to offer. Attendees can expect events varying from coffee meetups and hands-on workshops to creative talks and inspiring panels, and even an exclusive VIP kickoff party for sponsors, partners, and VIP ticketholders.
“We see Indy Design Week as the intersection for all the different areas of design,” says Witter. “We want inspire collaboration.”
With an extensive schedule of speakers, attendees will get inspired by presentations from creative leaders, such as Patrick Armstrong, host of the award-winning podcasts Conversation Piece and The Janchi (pronounced: JohnChee) Show, who will be leading a special IDW edition of AIGA Indy’s “Creatives in Color” series and 2025 keynote speaker Daniel Swartz, letterpress designer and printer and Founder of Hoosier Type Company, delivering his keynote address ‘Done is Better Than Perfect’.
“Every single person you’ll hear from is a local designer and innovative leader in their industry. Indy Design Week continuously wants to highlight the amazing stories of local creators and the work being done in Indy,” says Witter.
Hands-on workshops that demonstrate diverse design principles and encourage the learnings of new design skills have become paramount to this event. Workshop Night is expanding into Workshop Day—a full day of hands-on, interactive workshops at The Stutz, thanks to sponsor Griffy’s Art Supply. After being a standout event in 2024, this crowd favorite returns bigger and better on Saturday, April 26, closing out IDW with a bang. Alongside signature design workshops, we’re adding activities for all ages, from elementary to high school students. Workshop Day tickets drop next month—stay tuned!
Partnerships are essential for this organization. Indy Design Week focuses on giving back to the community, and the
group has been very fortunate on how much the community wants to give back. Local designer, illustrator and graffiti artist, Ess McKee, is donating a piece of original artwork which will serve as the official poster for Indy Design Week. The Buckingham Foundation rewarded IDW with a grant to support the new event software launching for the 2025 event. Indy Design Week will also be working with Second Helpings to limit food waste during the event and ensure leftover, unused food will be donated back to local neighbors in need.
At the end of the day, Indy Design Week wants to elevate the incredible design community that we have here in Indianapolis “With our 2025 theme Hues,
we really want to promote conversations about the role of cultural storytelling and how we can become better creatives through the power of community.”
Early-bird tickets are on sale right now for Indy Design Week. $100 for a VIP AllAccess ticket, which includes the VIP KickOff Party on Monday, April 21, and $80 for an All-Access ticket that gets attendees access to every event happening throughout the week. Students receive 75% off allaccess tickets with a valid student ID and email. Ticket prices will increase as April approaches, so grab a ticket and mark your calendars Indy Design Week 2025.
To learn more information about Indy Design Week, see the full 2025 schedule, and purchase tickets, visit indydesignweek.com/2025.
