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Trammel says Zionsville is the perfect choice for their studio. She loves the combination of the charm of the small-town downtown with the renovated building.
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In just over two years Radiant Skin in Zionsville is expanding its location and services. The aesthetic and beauty studio offers a variety of skin, wellness, face and injectable treatments for patients. Each of its services focuses on enhancing a client’s best features while addressing desired areas for “Weimprovement.openedin our current location right off Main Street in May 2020,” says Kayla Trammel, BSN, RN and Owner. “The side we were on was about 1,200 square feet of space. Recently, two more suites in our building became available. So, we took over those two and now have about 3,000 square feet of space.”
“We will have some small business truck options,” Trammel says. “Bar Stream mobile is going to provide cocktails for the event. The Garnacha Spot food truck is going to provide street tacos. We’ll have a camper photo booth for people to take photos and to advertise they were here. We will also offer VIP tickets for skin analysis or IV infusion wellness.”
“This expansion has allowed us to do so much more for our clients” Trammel says. “We wanted to focus on wellness as well because we want to help our clients from the inside out. People have busy lives and tend not to get enough of the vitamins they need to support their health. Getting these nutrients from an IV allows better Dr.absorption.”MarwanMustaklem is a board-certified internal medicine physician with a focus on hormone balancing, overall wellness, and preventive medicine. He is also board certified in anti-aging and regenerative medicine. He has received training and certification from the A4M. Dr. Mustaklem serves as the medical director of Radiant Skin. “He oversees all of our operations and is heavily involved in the decisions we make,” Trammel says. “He’s been a great asset in our addition of wellness services.”
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Radiant Skin is located at 60 N. Main St. in Zionsville and has dedicated parking behind the building. For more information, radiantskinindy.com.
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With the addition of more space Trammel and her staff are able to add additional services for their clientele. Radiant skin will now offer additional laser treatments, non-invasive body contouring and wellness services such as IV vitamin drips and bioidentical hormone replacement therapy.
Each year, Radiant Skin hosts an annual open house to celebrate its clients. This year Trammel and her team will have more to celebrate with the expansion and additional services offered. On Sept. 17 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Radiant Skin will offer 20% off all services, packages and retail.
BOONE COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY PRESENTS LINCOLN’S LEBANON
Writer / Matt Keating Photography Provided Fans of President Abraham Lincoln will thoroughly enjoy the Boone County Historical Society’s upcoming free Lincoln’s Lebanon event, including a Civil War re-enactment. The event will be held on September 24 and 25 at Memorial Park.
The event will include actors in roles for Lincoln, General Robert E. Lee, a mortician, a physician and a blacksmith, as well as medical demonstrations.
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Hammock says the Boone County Historical Society has been organizing the event for 14 years. The Boone County Historical Society receives all funds for the event from
“Wedonations.donot charge our vendors and we pay for the soldiers, cannons, impersonators and demonstrators, although at a small fee,” Hammock says. “The local Zonta Club serves meals so another nonprofit in town is allowed to raise funds.”
For the next 10 days he made stops in Indiana, Pennsylvania, Ohio and New York. “He stopped in Zionsville and Lebanon and gave short talks from the back of his railroad car,” Hammock says. “On the evening of February 11, 1861, the train made a stop at South Lebanon Street where Lincoln addressed Boone County residents. The premise of our event is great. What if Lincoln had gotten off the train, traveled north to a field, and visited with Boone County residents talking about the upcoming events, especially since states had started to secede from the union?”
For more information, call the Boone County Historical Society at 765-483-9414 or go to boonecountyhistorical.org.
The Lincoln actor will have a debate with the actor playing Lee. Battles will occur at 2 p.m. each day of the event, with live cannon fire.
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“Our Mr. Lincoln, who does not break character, arrives at the historical marker on South Lebanon Street for a photo op,” Hammock says. “Then he boards a horsedrawn carriage for his ride to Memorial Park. There he greets the citizens and gives a brief speech.”
A band will play during the two-day event as well as the camp dance. “The Christian Commission has a church service at 10 a.m. on Sunday, September 25,” Hammock says.
“The Catholic service is done in the Union camp. We hope to have Lebanon citizens participate in the church services. Notices will be sent to local churches.”
“The historical society members organize the event, and are there all weekend emptying trash, registering soldiers, distributing ice for the soldiers’ food, setting up sound systems and selling our historical books,” Hammock says.
Jane Hammock, a member of the Boone County Historical Society board, says the event is built around a unique premise. “It is a Civil War re-enactment based on the premise of when Lincoln stopped at the railroad crossing in Lebanon,” Hammock says. On the way to his inauguration, Lincoln left Springfield, Illinois, on February 11, 1861, with family, friends, his valet and a bodyguard. “He gave a farewell address in Springfield before leaving, as he knew with the state of the union, he might be killed,” Hammock says.
The Brookshire Charitable Foundation has been the society’s presenting sponsor for several years and is their biggest contributor.
“A funeral is held after the first battle and a camp dance is held on Saturday night,” Hammock says. “On Sunday we will feature a church service and the second battle. During the battles, soldiers fire their weapons and some of them will act like they are dying during the battle. One of the soldiers who passes during the battle has his funeral afterward.”
• One box free of daily disposable contact lenses (with an annual supply purchase)
Zionsville Eyecare provides the following services to new and existing patients:
• 10% discount on all supplements and other retail products
Zionsville Eyecare is accepting new patients. Zionsville Eyecare is located on 1120 West Oak Street, Suite 100 in Zionsville, IN. For more information on the Eagle Eyes Program or Zionsville Eyecare, please call 317-873-3000, email info@zeyecare.com, or visit their website at zeyecare.com.
For 42 years, Zionsville Eyecare has served Zionsville, Indiana, and other surrounding communities. With seven doctors in-house, they are dedicated to providing the highest-quality, personalized eyecare for the entire family. The optometrists are highly trained to analyze your vision, discuss next steps and provide quality vision care.
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“We wanted to create a simple plan to help our patients understand what benefits they receive and what they are paying for those products and services,” explains Dr. Nicholas Garn, O.D. “Several things have changed over the years, and now many frame and lens manufacturers, retail outlets, and doctors’ offices are owned by the insurance companies.”
• Optilight IPL for advanced dry eye treatment
Launching in 2021, the Eagle Eyes Program now has more than 340 members enrolled. This amount grew by eight times versus its opening year.
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The Eagle Eyes Program is a completely transparent, cost-effective, annual membership offered exclusively to Zionsville Eyecare patients. The program is designed to replace traditional vision plans for routine annual eyecare and analysis.
The Zionsville Eyecare Eagle Eyes Program offers two plans to patients. The Standard Plan is designed for routine vision care with the family in mind. The Gold Plan is designed for those with more complex medical eye care needs whose comprehensive exam will be billed to their medical Theinsurance.Eagle Eyes Program offers:
• 25% off contact lens evaluations
• Co-management of cataract and other refractive surgeries
• Contact lens fittings including specialty designs
• A complete eye exam, including a refraction and digital retinal screening
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2023 open enrollment for the Eagle Eyes Program begins in October of 2022. Plan pricing for 2023 starts at $89 with discounts on our Standard plan for children. To join their interest list, please email info@zeyecare.com for upcoming enrollment information.
• Optical services by experienced opticians
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• Eye disease diagnosis and treatment. (Recently including laser treatment for glaucoma.)
Dr. Garn explains that big insurance companies have made insurance plans so complex that no patient can understand them. This leaves patients without the knowledge of understanding what they are paying for on an annual basis for their vision services and products. That is when Dr. Garn decided to offer a program that is simple and different than any other program.
• An unlimited 40% off eyewear (some manufacturer frames are limited to a smaller discount with some limits on specialty lenses)
• Comprehensive Eye Health Exams with advanced adult and pediatric screenings now available.
Amongst these services, Zionsville Eyecare has also developed a new plan called the Eagle Eyes Program.
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As the corporate interior designer for CarDon & Associates, a Bloomington, Ind.based senior living community management company, Maria designs living spaces to appeal across generations and accommodate people who are downsizing.
MAINTAINING SMOOTH FLOORING THROUGHOUT THE HOME Doing away with rugs not only prevents trips and falls, but maintaining the same flooring height and creating smooth transitions from hardwood or tile to carpet make living spaces feel more open and free flowing.
Maria also makes residents feel at home by including familiar household staples throughout CarDon’s communities.
“When you transition to an apartmentstyle life, you might think you’re missing out on your old household items and luxuries, but you can still enjoy them in the amenity spaces around you,” she said. “For example, let’s say you had a piano in your house — you might walk down the hall from your apartment and find one in the activity room. In the Memory Care unit of our Altenheim community, residents have a multifunctional theater area right outside of their rooms where they can watch their favorite movies and shows on a large TV as well as play card games and engage in other fun activities. So, it’s like a living room — they just have to take a little trip to get Mariathere!”often finds herself taking trips to many different CarDon communities, which is why the organization is gearing up to showcase her ventures on a regular basis through social media.
“My job is a bit tricky because it requires mixing a traditional, older feel with a modern aesthetic.”
“It’s all about putting different pieces together and making sure they fit,” she said.
To allow seniors the smoothest transition possible from a larger house to an assisted or independent living apartment, Maria starts with safety in mind. These are a few steps she makes sure are included during construction:
Story Provided Interior designer Maria Ramirez takes the same approach to homes that she took to the puzzles she spent hours building in her room as a little girl.
SENIOR LIVING DESIGNER MAKES DIFFERENT PIECES FIT
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“A lot of people who are downsizing get scared that they won’t be able to fit everything they want,” she said. “But I create spaces where they don’t have to cram everything in or get rid of their most cherished keepsakes.”
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BRIGHTENING THINGS UP Vibrant lights and colors generally make spaces appear bigger. These elements are also essential for the aging eyes of CarDon’s residents. That’s why Maria suggests optimal overhead lighting as well as reading lamps and floor lamps. A modern color palette is also more appealing to younger generations who may be looking for senior living options to fit their loved ones’ needs.
These are especially important for helping residents maintain balance in the bathroom and shower.
As she said: “We thought this would be a fun way to let staff and residents know, ‘Here’s where Maria is this week,’ and for me to say, ‘Hey, I’m coming your way and working to enhance the spaces where we all live, work and play.’”
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Traditional commercial or residential developers see properties with terrain changes, sprawling woods and rolling hills, and often shake their heads, opting instead to build on flat fields. The team at Henke Development Group, however, seek out such properties because they are both beautiful and unique. That’s precisely what they’ve done at The Club at Chatham Hills, a private, residential golf course community in Westfield that offers unique topography of creeks, rolling hills, woods, lakes, and two Pete Dye-designed golf courses (the nine-hole Executive Course and 18-hole Championship Course).
“We approach every project from a personal standpoint, asking who is going to be living at a certain development - empty nesters?
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People with young families?” says Betsy Garfield, co-founder of Henke Development Group, who runs the company with her father Steve and brother Brad. The answers to those questions drive the amenities, which Henke heavily invests in. The Club at Chatham Hills includes amenities that are unheard of in traditional club settings. For instance, the 65,000-square-foot clubhouse includes a four-lane bowling alley, two-story fitness center with a spin studio, tennis facilities, indoor pool, and outdoor pool with cabanas as well as a swim-up bar (the only one in the state). They took it a step further by considering seasonality and included a sledding hill, bonfire pits, and pop-up igloos for winter dining. In addition, the clubhouse has two restaurants. Chats on the Hill boasts yummy breakfast offerings such as made-to-order omelets, avocado toast, chorizo breakfast burritos, fresh fruit and granola. Lunch and dinner items include burgers, nachos, wings, wraps and fresh salads. Hamilton’s Bar & Grille, an upscale sports bar, offers Chilean sea bass, rib eye, pastas and vegan
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When they reviewed options, however, they decided against adding the features to the existing home, and instead opted to work with Carrington Homes on its 2022 HomeA-Rama home, where the features would be built into their plans.
Andre and Erica Porter had been considering adding a pool and other features that their kids would enjoy to their existing 2018 Home-A-Rama home.
“In addition to the new features, we were drawn in by the unique floor plan and the fantastic tree-lined view of the golf course from the backyard,” Erica Porter says. “Of course we were pleased to find the new home opportunity in Chatham Hills as we
“It goes back to us thinking about how our residents spend their days,” Garfield says. “We have busy families with kids involved in travel sports, and they love being two minutes from Grand Park and also being able to meet neighbors at the club for lunch. We also have grandparents who bring their grandchildren here to go swimming.”
It’s not unusual for people to choose to relocate to be closer to grandkids. Garfield has seen a spike in this population, particularly following COVID-19.
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Residents tell her, “You’re too young to have experienced this yet, but when your kids get older you’ll see that it’s harder to make friends when you move somewhere. You don’t have the schools, the soccer teams, the football tailgates and all of that to connect you with other people.”
In September, Chatham Hills will host Home-A-Rama for the third time. This year’s event features seven elite homebuilders - Wedgewood Building Company, Old Town Design Group, Sigma Builders, Christopher Scott Homes, Carrington Homes, BBG Construction, and Scott Campbell Custom Homes. These $2 million homes are between 5,500 and 8,200 square feet. Though most are already sold, a couple of lots are still available.
“We are frequently asked if everybody who lives here golfs, and the answer is no,” Garfield says. “Only about 40% of our residents on our courses are golf members.” These lots are highly desirable for a number of reasons, not the least of which is the breathtaking view. In addition, many residents love that they can buy a lot for which they don’t have to maintain much of the yard, because it may overlook 10 acres of perfectly manicured grass, wildlife wetlands or Havingwoods.amenities on-site or close by is key in today’s fast-paced world. The developers recognize that people appreciate being able to reclaim precious time in their day by not having to travel far to enjoy such amenities.
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Moving to a community like this, however, gives them a built-in social scene since this community tends to be socially driven. For instance, people assemble to play tennis, pickleball, swim or attend an event at the club.
14 / BOONE COUNTY MAGAZINE / SEPTEMBER 2022 / TownePost.com have built many friendships here, and our kids love the neighborhood.” Currently, The Club at Chatham Hills has more than 450 residents. There are some beautiful larger lots near Home-A-Rama that are now available, many with trees or cul-de-sac settings. Chatham Village is getting ready to open across from the clubhouse. This newest section, where construction on home sites will start this summer, will offer front-porch-style living with tree-lined streetscapes, lowmaintenance lots, and white picket fences running along the front yards.
These homes will start around $550,000. Homes throughout Chatham Village and Chatham Hills range up to $3m+.
“It has been carefully designed to incorporate details that give a cute and welcoming feel,” Garfield says. “It will feature classic American architecture styles, with alley-load garages on the north side and custom homes on the south portion.”
For more about Henke Development Group, visit henkedevelopment.com or chathamhills.coM for home and lot information. For more information on Home-A-Rama, go to bagi.com.
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The Home-A-Rama preview party will take place on September 21. The Home-A-Rama team is also planning a couple of fun theme nights such as Ladies Night. Show dates are as follows: September 22 to 25, September 29 to October 2, and October 6 to 9.
Henke Development Group has plans to develop a retail commercial village on a 12-acre lake, which will offer opportunities for water recreation such as fishing and kayaking. That’s not been a possibility on the lakes near the golf courses, due to the possibility of errant golf balls.
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Throughout the years, its mission has been to promote the region’s new-home construction, and to communicate the homebuilding industry’s standards, practices and happenings.
“BAGI is believed to possibly be the oldest organized builder group in the United States,” says Steve Lains, Chief Executive Officer of BAGI. “It was called Indianapolis Home Builders until 1969 when the name was changed to the Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis, or more commonly known as BAGI. The name change reflected the organization’s growing reach and today, we have more than 500 members that consist of the area’s leading industry experts.”
One way the organization promotes its members is through the annual Home-ARama event, a highly anticipated, luxury home show in some of Central Indiana’s most prestigious, newly developed communities that brings in thousands of visitors each year. This year’s show is making its third and final appearance in Westfield’s Chatham Hills neighborhood and will be held Thursdays through Sundays from noon to 8:00 p.m. between September 22 and October 9.
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Photography Provided The Builders Association of Greater Indianapolis (BAGI) is celebrating 100 years of providing key networking and education opportunities to hundreds of its members and the citizens of Central Indiana. The organization was created in 1922 and serves Boone, Hamilton, Hancock, Johnson, Madison, Marion, Morgan and Shelby County, respectively.
“Home-A-Rama gives individuals the opportunity to experience six incredible custom-built, fully decorated and landscaped homes in some of the area’s most stunning neighborhoods,” Lains says.
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“Built by members of BAGI, these homes range in price from $2-$3M and showcase all the latest trends in technology, design, outdoor living, landscaping and more to provide attendees with ideas for their new or existing homes.
“All BAGI members agree to adhere to the Quality Assurance Builder Standards,” Lains says. “The standards are a series of performance measurements both builders and customers can use to communicate and share expectations throughout a project while providing a written set of guidelines for addressing any issues that may arise.”
BAGI is located at 6510 Telecom Drive, Suite 185, Indianapolis, IN. You can give them a call at 317-236-6330.
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Perhaps most importantly to consumers, BAGI provides peace of mind that when individuals work with a member, they are working with a trusted, reputable company.
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For tickets to this year’s Home-A-Rama, or for more information on BAGI’s history, members and other resources, visit BAGI.com.
The title sponsor of this year’s Home-A-Rama is First Internet Bank, and the outstanding custom homebuilders featured are AR Homes, BBG Construction, Carrington Homes, Scott Campbell Custom Homes, Sigma Builders and Wedgewood Building Company. During the show, the builders will be on hand to answer questions, provide advice or discuss their uniquely built showcase home. Many of the designers and suppliers will also be available at the homes to provide information on their products and services. Along with events, BAGI imparts information to the public in several other ways. Its official publication is Haven Magazine. The organization’s website also serves as a valuable tool, providing member information, industry news, available lots and communities to build in, and other resources.
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“The thing that really made me fall in love with it was playing Wiffle ball in my front yard with my neighbors,” Storen says. That’s also where he first discovered pitching. “I had some older neighbors that were bigger than me, so it was a fun way to kind of get at them a little bit,” he says. “I love that competitiveness of owning the ball and trying to embarrass them.”
Writer / Ryan Kennedy Photographer / Jon Ellegood Drew Storen fell in love with the game of baseball at a young age. His dad had him switchhitting off a tee at the age of 1. He played tee-ball and Little League anywhere he could.
Storen still remembers the first time he ever pitched in a real game. “I was like 8,” he says. “It was such an adrenaline rush. I had a couple years under my belt of playing in the field and that was fun, but it wasn’t anything like being out on the mound.”
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the role of relief pitcher. “I would come in in big spots and throw multiple innings, and that first game I went in and the adrenaline of that was just like, ‘OK, this is what I’m made for. It doesn’t get any better than this,’” he says. “I just fell in love with that.” Storen was drafted out of Stanford by the Washington Nationals. He says he wasn’t even nervous during his Major League debut. “I really wasn’t because I had no idea what was going on,” he says. “It was just sensory overload, and it was so big and so many people that it really wasn’t possible to be nervous because I had no idea what to be nervous about.”
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As Storen grew, he started throwing harder. Initially just hoping to walk on at Purdue, he started to garner significant interest from colleges. Around his junior year, professional scouts approached him and he started to believe he might be able to play baseball professionally. He chose to play at heUniversity,Stanfordwheretransitionedto
He also says it’s nice to have a way to stay around the game of Storenbaseball.says the most important thing he can teach to young players is process and routine. He tries to teach players how to prepare the right way. That’s how you make it to the next level, he says - focusing on one thing to get better at each day.
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Storen knew when he was done playing baseball that he would need something to pursue, so he decided to get into the bourbon business. A longtime collector of bourbon, Storen says the thing that always attracts him to a bottle of bourbon, more than anything else, is a good story. As he thought about it, Storen kept coming back to two things - baseball and corn. A beverage has to be 51% corn in order to be considered bourbon. He decided to turn to what he calls the most famous corn in the world - the cornfield where the movie “Field of Dreams,” one of the most famous baseball stories ever told, was filmed. Storen called the owner of the field and offered to buy all the corn he had. Triple Play bourbon was born. The drink is 5.43% alcohol, a play on the numerical symbol for the most common triple play in baseball, and 162 calories, representing the number of games in a Major League Baseball season. Triple Play will debut exclusively in Indiana next year.
Storen played eight years in the major leagues for the Nationals, the Reds, the Mariners and the Blue Jays. When his playing career was over, he wasn’t done with baseball yet. Storen’s former coach, Jered Moore, reached out to him and asked if he’d be willing to help out with Zionsville Community High School’s baseball program. Storen says he’s always enjoyed coaching and helping out, even when he was playing. He took Moore up on his “It’soffer.a really good group of kids that listen,” Storen says. “It was really fun to see the progress and be able to go there because I was very lucky to have good coaches that helped me fast-track to the big leagues, or get to that next step and improve. If I can give one little piece of advice to a kid that helps them out, even if it’s just to get a guy out, the reward for that is pretty awesome.”
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Purdue University Physics and Astronomy Outreach faculty and students will be at the stations to share more about what you are seeing.
Location: Jones Greenhouse, 645 North, 650 E., Lebanon, IN 46052
Flashlights will be provided. It is encouraged to bring your own lawn chairs and blankets. Dress for the evening temperatures. Please no pets.
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Night Under the Stars is a cooperative event between the Purdue University Physics and Astronomy Outreach program, the Zionsville Chamber of Commerce and the Zionsville RISE Foundation. The RISE Foundation strives to bring educational opportunities to the area, and through the completion of our recent STEMz Program we want to highlight some fantastic areas of science. Perfect as a lovely ‘couples-nightout’ or evening among friends, this event will be an experience not to miss! This evening event is reserved for those age 21 and over.
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Prior to sunset, enjoy the scenery along with your charcuterie box and beverage. Once it is dark, several telescope viewing stations will be arranged to observe various features in the late-September night sky.
Registration 873-3836
Another Round KLOOZ BREWZ ADDS FUN AND FLAVOR TO LEBANON’S DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION Writer / Matt Keating Photographer / Krystal Dailey
Klooz says the beer was created as a salute to the founding of Lebanon by pioneer settlers in 1832. The settlers witnessed some hickory trees that made them think of majestic biblical cedars of Lebanon.
“This brew was inspired by the Big Four Railroad that once went through our great town and connected with Cincinnati, Cleveland, Chicago and St. Louis,” Klooz says. “Right now it is known as the Big 4 Trail that passes through the heart of AnotherLebanon.”featured brew is the Hefe-Barcio, a wheat beer that Klooz says is a “cloudy, German classic Hefeweizen. It is dedicated to my uncle, Philip Barcio. Phil helped me out immensely, ever since the start of Klooz
Owner & Founder Patrick Klooz is proud to be a part of the downtown Lebanon revitalization.
Klooz Brewz, an artisan brewery and public house, has had customers praising the new “Theestablishment.community response has been overwhelmingly positive,” Klooz says. “We are very family-friendly, and we have excellent handcrafted sodas and 33 flavors you can add to them. They have been a big Thehit.” wide number of food selections at Klooz Brewz has attracted a lot of hungry guests who have already made return visits.
“We sell a lot of beer,” Klooz says. “We have one specialty brew called Park Street Pilsner, which is probably our biggest seller, followed by our IPAs and our gold-winning Tipton Till Gose.”
opened on June 16, 2021, to a highly enthusiastic response from city residents and guests from other cities and “Wecounties.knew we were the missing piece to the downtown revitalization,” Klooz says. “We wanted to be a part of that movement. The genuine goal was to become that economic and social anchor for downtown Lebanon.”
“The most popular menu items have been our cheese curds, tenderloin, wings, and our fantastic mac and cheese,” Klooz says. The cheese curds are seasoned with garlic and served with marinara.
The “Flagship Brewz” also include the 1832 IPA, an American IPA with notes of mango, pine and citrus flavors, and a touch of cedar.
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“That’s how the town of Lebanon was named,” Klooz says. Other popular brews include the Big 4 Stout, which Klooz says is a rich, malty stout brewed with coffee and chocolate.
“Klooz Brewz is a 3,600-square-foot establishment that will give all of our guests a great community experience they will really enjoy with their family,” Klooz says. Klooz notes that opening Klooz Brewz has been a longtime goal of his, and he says it was nice to time it with the revitalization of “TheLebanon.downtown revitalization movement by the City of Lebanon is what sparked me to start pursuing my dream,” Klooz says. “I am the founder and brewer - the Klooz in Klooz KloozBrewz.”Brewz
“We also have what is called Ole Indiana Tenderloin, an award-winning tenderloin, which is either fried or grilled,” Klooz says. “It’s great. Our traditional chicken wings are beer-brined, whole wings that are fried. The brined wings are my personal favorite menu item. They are excellent. No sauce is Theneeded.”wide selection of mac and cheese includes Buffalo, Kickin’ Bourbon, and Cheese Burger among others.
Patrick Klooz, owner of Klooz Brewz, says he is proud to be a part of the downtown Lebanon revitalization.
“We also offer a wide selection of smash burgers, wraps and salads,” Klooz says. “Our goal is to have a very diverse beer and food Themenu.”brews and drinks at Klooz Brewz have also been a big hit according to Klooz. He says every brew is handcrafted and made locally in the heart of Lebanon.
“We have Taco Tuesdays, with steak tacos and live music at 6 p.m. Tuesdays,” Klooz says. “We also have Wing Wednesdays and live trivia at 7 p.m. on Wednesdays.”
Klooz’s goal was to make his place a fun dining and entertainment destination for the whole family.
For more information on Klooz Brewz, located at 125 North Meridian Street in Lebanon, call 765-484-8282 or check out kloozbrewz.com.
“SpecialtyBrewz.” Brewz” include the Blood Orange 1832, an IPA American, the Pineapple Land Heist, an IPA with a strong pineapple taste, and the Arctic Booneberry, a sour. Five percent of sales benefit The Arc of Greater Boone County. Klooz has fun picking out his favorite “Idrink.amall over the place,” he says. “I drink just about everything we make, but I guess I definitely prefer the 1832 IPA.”
When Klooz was planning the extensive menu, he wanted guests to have a lot of great options to choose from. “We serve mixed drinks, ciders, KBZ Seltzer and our very own handcrafted sodas,” Klooz says.
“Obviously, Bloomington is home to Indiana University so IU football is always a great idea when visiting the city,” says Erin White, director of leisure marketing and media for Visit Bloomington. “We also have the 4th Street Festival of the Arts and Crafts, the 10th Annual Kiwanis Indiana Balloon Festival, and many other festivals all fall long.”
Bloomington draws people in with its cultural diversity, and is home to more than 350 different restaurants including more than 80 international restaurants.
“Monroe Lake is a fantastic place for folks to spend time,” White says. “We have three boat rental companies on the water that provide all sorts of personal watercraft including jet skis, kayaks, stand-up paddle
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Provided With the cost of air travel rising and the risk of contracting COVID-19, many people are trying to find alternatives to flying. Long weekend road trips are becoming a more cost-effective way to get away. Bloomington offers scenic views, outdoor adventures, and dynamic arts and food.
Foodies will love dining on 4th Street, which is lovingly referred to as international restaurant row.
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“You’ll find more than a dozen houses that have been converted into international restaurants,” White says. “You can find Tibetan, Turkish, Indian, Afghan, Korean and much more in Bloomington.”
If you want outdoor adventure, look no further than Monroe Lake. It’s Indiana’s largest land-bound body of water with more than 11,000 surface acres. Nature lovers will find more than just water activities at the lake.
The city offers traditional lodging like hotels and motels, along with boutique inns and quaint bed and breakfasts. Hotels situated downtown are within walking distance to the restaurant and bar scene. Many of the bed and breakfasts are still close to downtown but are a little closer to campus.
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Bloomington offers tons of family-friendly activities for the kids and “We’rekids-at-heart.hometolots of unique, family-friendly attractions and experiences,” White says. “WonderLab Museum is a great handson children’s science center located in the heart of downtown Bloomington. It’s a great place to spend a few hours with the family. Hoosier Heights is an indoor climbing facility, so if your kids are really rambunctious and need to expend some energy, spending a couple of hours at Hoosier Heights is a fun way to get the whole family out and get them active. We also have hundreds of miles of trails. Parents can throw bikes in the car and utilize the B-Line Trail as Whitewell.”says
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For the second year in a row, the White River Alliance produced a citywide art exhibit that featured hand-painted canoes in anchor locations along the city’s waterways.
“I’m not a painter by nature,” Reinhart says. “I always loved and did art on the side. I used to canoe along the White River, and also other types of outdoor things. I loved the concept, applied and got started. There are also 14 other artists who got to paint them. Their canoes, as well as their canoe locations, are on the White River Alliance’s website.”
Local water is not only the primary component used to make everything from coffee to soda, but it is also used for equipment sanitation and is needed for energy usage during manufacturing processes.
The project, known as White River Art Canoes, was created to raise awareness of recent reinvestment and reinvigoration of Indiana’s waterways. Boone County resident Melanie Reinhart was one of the 15 featured artists who had an opportunity to design an upcycled canoe, graciously donated by the White River Canoe Company.
Consolidated’s Indianapolis bottling facility, the canoe painted by Reinhart serves as a poignant reminder of the many ways in which the community’s waterways are used.
The Hoosier State has a problem. Within the last four years the Indiana Department of Environmental Management, the primary body in charge of monitoring water quality across the state, has determined that inadequate treatment of human sewage presents severe problems with providing adequate drinking water to its citizens. With a rapidly growing population, the state faces an uphill battle that will take a community to Withconquer.growing concerns about water pollution and toxicity in the community’s rivers and streams, residents are taking initiative and rising to the challenge by creating and promoting the White River Alliance, a group focused on the preservation and protection of local water resources.
Two silhouettes connecting arms are painted in the center. The focal point of the canoe acts as a reminder to residents that it takes unity to make an impact. A proactive attitude toward conservation is a way for residents to lead by example, while educating the community about the ways residents can take action to protect the health and cleanliness of waterways.
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“I really want people to learn about what’s going on around us, and there’s a new podcast, ‘The Collective Tap: Conversations About Water,’ that [the White River Alliance] created, which has a lot of information for people to learn about,” Reinhart says. “It’s available on Spotify,
“My assignment was to paint a canoe centered around beverage and industry water,” she continues. “Sitting and painting that canoe really gave me a chance to think about the way we use water. I learned about how it’s essential for production and how important it really is to our everyday lives.”
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The canoe’s visually inviting color blend features a base of warm orange and yellow, which adds depth and contrast to the dark cityscape painted across the canoe.
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“I tried to use bright colors as well as the cityscape,” Reinhart says. “I wanted to paint something that people enjoyed looking at.”
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