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Farmers Market of Lebanon
Kicks off summer season May 30
LEBANON (May 21, 2009) – Fresh produce, jams and jellies, music and works of art are just a few of the wares that will be for sale at the inaugural Farmers Market of Lebanon, which begins May 30 and runs each Saturday through Aug. 8 (except July 4) in downtown Lebanon. - More -
Indianapolis Star article about Dax Norton
“Change Is Here” Community Clean-Up Day Set for May 2
LEBANON (March 27, 2009) – If great weather has you suffering from a severe case of Spring Fever, then channel all that energy into a community clean-up day that’s been set for May 2 from 8 a.m. to noon in Lebanon.
Local residents are encouraged to sign up to participate – either as individuals or in groups or teams – to help spruce up Lebanon’s streets and sidewalks so that community pride can shine brighter than ever before, event organizers say.
“Change Is Here” is the event theme, which is designed to encourage people of all ages to embrace the opportunity to make a difference in the look and feel of the community.
Event organizers hope to prompt 150 or more residents to participate by appealing to their sense of duty and community. Sponsors are the Greater Lebanon Community Vision Committee, Thrivent Financial for Lutherans and Witham Health Services. - More -
Boone County Chamber names
Michelle Wiltermood Executive Director
LEBANON (Feb. 18, 2009) – Michelle Wiltermood of Lebanon has been named executive director of the Boone County Chamber of Commerce after serving as the chamber’s administrative coordinator for four years. She replaces Hope Kamalabad, who resigned in November due to a move from the area.
Wiltermood has a unique understanding of the community and businesses and is excited to serve businesses and the community to help create a better Boone County. She will oversee the chamber’s communications efforts as well as public policy and political involvement in and around Boone County. Her familiarity with the organization and the people and places in Boone County will make her transition into a new role a smooth one.
“Michelle has an obvious passion for and extensive knowledge about Boone County business,” said Curtis Wood, the chamber board president. “Her desire to help create a positive and proactive business environment will undoubtedly lead to a stronger business climate and future development in the community.” - More -
