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At A Glance: When: September 14, 2026 What: Brownsburg School Board Accepted 100k Donation Covering Their Insurance Deductible Summary: Brownsburg Community School Corporation Settles for 900K a lawsuit brought by former Superintendent Dr. Jim Snapp against the BCSC School Board. A donation made by Dr. Jim Snapp and his Attorney Kirk Leblanc ensures the settlement

Citizens Energy Group Hosts LEAP Project Open House Tonight in Brownsburg At A Glance: What: Citizens Energy Group Host LEAP Open House When: Tonight 5pm to 7 pm Where: Brownsburg Public Library Summary: Citizens Energy Group is offering the public an opportunity to ask questions regarding the LEAP project’s impact on Hendricks County and area residents.

At A Glance: What: August 28, 2026 – Brownsburg Town Council meeting, Brownsburg Fire Territory recognized the bystanders, police officers, medical personnel, and firefighters whose quick actions helped save Gary Shultz’s life. At last night’s Brownsburg Town Council meeting, Brownsburg Fire Territory took time to recognize the ordinary people and first responders whose extraordinary actions

  At A Glance: What: Kyle A. Braun found guilty of attempted murder and battery by bodily waste. The original incident occurred on April 24th, 2023. Danville – A Hendricks County jury has found Kyle Braun guilty of Attempted Murder and Battery by Bodily Waste following a one-day trial stemming from a brutal 2023 attack on

At A Glance: What: Darrius Tolbert was sentenced to 55 years in the Indiana Department of Correction for the March 5, 2024, murder of Carlos Neri-Guzman. Danville, IN – More than a year after gunfire erupted at a Brownsburg neighborhood, the man responsible for the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Carlos Neri-Guzman has been sentenced. A

INDOT: Speed limit reductions to impact State Road 267 in Hendricks County. The Indiana Department of Transportation announces speed limit reductions that will impact State Road 267 in Hendricks County. Beginning on or after Monday, July 27, crews will begin installing new signs that will signify speed reductions in the following locations: • 45 miles-per-hour