Will The Boone County LEAP Project Run Dry?
The Indianapolis area, including Lebanon, is growing and forecast to run out of excess water to support their economic and population growth in the next 15 years during periods of moderate drought
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The Indianapolis area, including Lebanon, is growing and forecast to run out of excess water to support their economic and population growth in the next 15 years during periods of moderate drought
Mailbag readers are an observant lot. This week, we answer questions about a recent name change at driver-services facilities, some city code violations at a former restaurant building, a “mystery
Mailbag readers are an observant lot. This week, we answer questions about a recent name change at driver-services facilities, some city code violations at a former restaurant building, a “mystery
Cherkauer says there's a misconception about how the LEAP Project will be pumping the water. The water won't come directly come from the aquifer itself but rather the river.