The Hendricks County Park Board elected its 2017 officers at their monthly meeting on Jan. 4 and now rapidly approaches its 17th anniversary of dedication to the preservation of green space and wildlife, as well as recreation opportunities for the booming county population. In 2017, Paul Miner will serve as Park Board president, with Bob…
In the 19th and 20th centuries, the Vandalia Railroad connected Hendricks County towns, providing convenient travel and thriving commerce between them. Today’s Vandalia Trail corridor vibrantly restores that link with a modern progressive twist. Improvements to the western section of the trail and plans for connectivity open up opportunities for future travel and commerce. Hendricks…
It is not news that people want to live near parks and trails. They want to be close to what makes their lives better. That’s the message from Matt Howrey, president of North Salem State Bank, a strong supporter of county parks, and a former board member of the Parks Foundation of Hendricks County. “People…
Parks are pretty. They’re relaxing. They’re fun and educational and great places for families and friends to gather. But did you know that parks also play a major role in our economy? The National Recreation and Park Association (NRPA) conducted a study on the economic impact of local parks, wherein they learned that in 2013…
The Summer 2017 issue of The Explorer, covering May – August, 2017.
Our monthly Animal Tales program returns to local public libraries during the week of May 4-8 with “Bat Loves the Night.”
See the entire schedule, including course one-mile and 5K course maps!
The schedule for the 2017 Summer Fun Run Series is out! Enjoy a mid-week leg stretch, the company of friends and family, some fresh air, and beautiful parks all throughout Hendricks County on Wednesday evenings this summer as you walk or run one-mile or 5K courses at your own pace. To see the schedule and…
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