Cartersburg

Twenty-five years after the Sept. 11, 2001, terror attacks, a 1,500-pound piece of steel from the World Trade Center still stands at Arbuckle Commons, angled toward New York City — a physical link between Brownsburg and a day that reshaped the nation. The Town of Brownsburg,…

Hendricks Symphony will feature two special guests in the 2026-27 season-opening concerts. Cellist Alexander Castellanos-Medina, last season’s Hendricks Symphony concerto competition winner, and violinist Rachel Weiss, the competition’s runner-up, will perform in “From Russia…

By 11 a.m. on a recent Saturday, a line had already formed. Customers gathered around a small food trailer parked at the corner of U.S. 136 and Thorne Drive in Brownsburg, waiting for their turn to take home a meal that has quickly become a weekend tradition for some. Chicken…

More than half of the top student entrepreneurs in a summer side hustle competition are from central Indiana. Students from Carmel, Zionsville, Fishers and Brownsburg were among the top performers in High School Hustle, an entrepreneurial competition for high school students. The…

Brownsburg Town Manager Deb Cook introduced an $83.4 million proposed 2027 town and fire territory budget Sept. 10, following months of meetings with department heads and extensive reductions to initial spending requests. The proposed budget totals $83,402,315, according to…