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If Your Knee Or Hip Could Talk Volume 9 • Issue 03, May 1-13, 2016 myICON.info Stars Shine and a Great Night for Dancing PP/24-25 'Well, HC Candidates PP/4-6 I’ll be' Brad and Christine Born prepare for the 3rd Annual Mayberry in the Midwest Festival. P/9 ICON of the Month P/31 Photo by Rick Myers IF YOUR KNEE OR HIP COULD TALK, IfIf it’s “I“ ’m in papainn andn I need too do soomeththing abbouo t itt” tht enn it’t s timem to listenn and atttend ana IUU Heaaltth jojoinnt reeplacemennt ses mim nar.r To regisster, call 313 7.7 217.7 DOOCS or visitt iuhealth.org/joints. ©2016 IU Health May 1-13, 2016 2 Hendricks County ICON myICON.info COMMUNITY Stories/News? May’s Brownsburg Relay for Life Have any news tips? Want to submit a calendar event? to unite community in cancer fight Have a photograph By Marty Spitz to share? Call Katie FUNDRAISING The largest fun- Mosley at 451- draising event in 4088 or email her Hendricks County, at news@myICON. the Brownsburg Relay For Life, will take info. Remember, our place this year on May 21-22, from 9:30 news deadlines are a.m. Saturday to 12:30 a.m. Sunday, at the several days prior to print. Brownsburg Town Hall, 61 N. Green St. The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Want to Life unites communities across the globe to celebrate people who have battled cancer, Advertise? remember loved ones lost, and help fund Hendricks County cancer research. At community gatherings, ICON reaches a teams and individuals camp out at a school, vast segment of park or fairground and take turns walking or our community. running around a track or path. For information As of mid-April, 27 teams and 371 par- ticipants have raised $47,705 toward their about reaching our Submitted Photo team totals for the Brownsburg Relay readers, call Sherry for Life. The hope is to raise more than Brownsburg West Middle School "West Warriors" Relay for Life team builds their Chain of Hope, and it’s still Moodie at $120,000 through this year’s event and fun- growing. For this year’s Relay, each team was challenged to create a Chain of Hope by writing on strips of 451-4088 or email draising season. paper inspiring messages for cancer survivors or the names of people they are supporting in fighting cancer. her at [email protected]. Attendance is free for this family-friendly The goal is to have a chain long enough to completely encircle the Relay track at the Town Hall the day of the event. The celebration will include games, event. Teams are competing for the longest chain of Hope, with the winner receiving funds toward their team goal. The Chain of Hope is a common activity throughout the world for Relay For Life. A product of bounce house, dunk tank, fire truck, lots of entertainment and activi- Brownsburg Relay will • 1-2 p.m., Brownsburg East Middle ties for 15 straight hours. post other fundraising School Talent Show “Games” is this year's events on its Facebook theme, so each team will • 2-3 p.m., XL ENTertainment with DJ and Twitter pages as they EEZYRIDER (Karaoke for Dollars) Rick Myers have a game-themed receive the information, Publisher booth set up with items or as the events draw • 5-6 p.m., Survivor Dinner and Katie Mosley for sale, fun activities, near. Celebratory Survivor Lap (5:45 p.m.) Editor food and more, and For more information, • 6-7 p.m., Davey and the Rhythm Kings, a will take turns walking Brian Kelly to donate or to sign up local blues band featuring David Moore, Chief Executive Officer around the track during to participate, visit http:// John Plachta and Ron Brown Established the event to support their www.relayforlife.org/ April 2008 Carey Germana efforts. • 7-8 p.m., GTR (Guys That Rock), a local Production/Art Manager brownsburgin, Facebook In addition, the event (https://www.facebook. variety band featuring Ron Brown, Cleo 6319 E US Hwy 36, Ste 3C, Mailbox #16 will feature several ways com/RelayForLifeBrowns- Brown, Greg Easter, Jim Hornaday and Avon, IN 46123 to honor cancer survi- burgIndiana/), Twitter Adam Stambaugh. Elvis impersonator Sam Ingram will make an appearance Ph: (317) 451-4088 vors and their caregivers, (https://twitter.com/re- including a pampering Submitted Photo lay4lifebburg) or contact with the band. Times-Leader Publications, LLC area, a special survivor Peggy Davis at 317-344- • 8-9 p.m., GTR (Guys That Rock) will ©2016. All Rights Reserved lap and Survivor Dinner, David Prairie being interviewed by Al 7835 or peggy.davis@ continue, featuring special guest Kellstadt about his team’s efforts to fight The Hendricks County ICON is published sponsored by Scotty's cancer.org. guitarist Ethan Strange, with more Brewhouse, Brownsburg. back against cancer at Relay 2015. Prairie by Times-Leader Publica- was dressed as Captain America to support classic rock, country and dance tunes tions, LLC. Content published A special luminaria cer- the 2015 Relay theme of “Superheroes”. emony will take place at • 10 p.m., Luminary Ceremony; Reflection alongside this icon is spon- ………………………………………… and Remembrance sored by one of our valued 10 p.m. Participants will line the track with advertisers. Sponsored con- luminaries (sacks lit from within) represent- Some of the event's • 11:15 p.m.-12:30 a.m., Spirit of Relay, ing those who are fighting or who have lost closing activities and final lap tent is produced or commis- activities include: sioned by advertisers working in tandem their fight with cancer. ………………………………………… with Times-Leader’s sales representatives. Several local businesses have sponsored • 9:30 a.m., opening ceremony Sponsored content may not reflect the the event directly, through team sponsor- and team parade How people can views of The Hendricks County ICON pub- ships, event hosting or in-kind donations. • 10-11 a.m., White Lick Elementary get involved: lisher, editorial staff or graphic design team. Brownsburg schools students also get in- Juggling Masters The Hendricks County ICON is devoted to volved with fundraising, and last year 16 • Donate to a team clearly differentiating between sponsored school/youth teams raised nearly $75,000 • 11a.m.-noon, Cardinal Kicks Dance • Sponsor a team (as a business or content and editorial content. Potential ad- for the event, more than half of the total Group (100 students) and ORF Musical via an in-kind donation) vertisers interested in sponsored content funds raised. At the Relay, teachers and Group (40 students) • Sign up as a volunteer should call (317) 300-8782 or email spon- administrators will be in the dunk tank • 12-1 p.m., Bethesda Christian School [email protected]. throughout the day. Choir • Sign up as a caregiver or survivor Hendricks Regional Health has been Brownsburg’s trusted healthcare provider for nearly 20 years. On May 2, we add urgent care to the list of services we provide this growing community. Our new Brownsburg Immediate Care Center is available for those times you or a loved one get sick and can’t see your regular family doctor. Our skilled urgent care physicians and registered nurses work hard to treat you as quickly and e ciently as possible. The outstanding care Brownsburg has come to expect from Hendricks Regional Health, now available without appointments. Check the wait at HENDRICKS.ORG/URGENT-CARE. May 1-13, 2016 4 Hendricks County ICON myICON.info COMMUNITY 2016 Hendricks County Candidates Indiana will hold its Primary on May 3. Polls open from 6 a.m. St..; and the Plainfield Library, 1120 Stafford Rd. We asked local Pages 4-6 – 6 p.m. Early voting may be done at the following locations: candidates who are running opposed to answer an assortment Government Center, 355 S. Washington St., Danville; Avon of questions. For more information about voting questions, call Library, 498 N. Avon Ave.; Brownsburg Library, 450 S. Jefferson (317) go to www.co.hendricks.in.us or call (317) 745-9249. Hendricks County H Scott Christie, (R) need solid roads to support equipment traditional values and are committed to and grain trucks. Completing the Reagan retaining them. Hendricks County embodies Council At-Large Professional/Personal Parkway into Boone County is critical. the concept of Hoosier Hospitality. Our background: I am President 2. Public Safety – our Sherriff, Prosecutor strong sense of charity and willingness to H Caleb Brown, of my own Marketing/ and Courts need to be properly funded help our neighbors in times of need makes to deal with the increasing problem of our county an ideal place to live and raise a incumbent, (R) Advertising company and CHRISTIE Director of Marketing for drugs. Our growing population is a target family. SIM2K, an IT Consultancy for crime, and we must be sure that public Professional/Personal serving Central Indiana. I have a BA , safety officials have the tools to protect us. Priorities: My first three priorities will be: background: I am a 2005 Political Science from Hanover College and 3. Quality of Life – as a horseman, I value 1. Working with the commissioners, other Graduate from Indiana a Masters in Public Administration from opportunities for recreation. I support members of the County Council, and the BROWN University Kelley School of IU. My political involvement started with county and local cooperation to create and county highway department to finish Business. I have over 11 years Senator Dick Lugar’s campaign and from maintain greenways, parks and trails. We the Ronald Reagan Parkway at the least of experience in the private sector and I am there as a legislative aide for the Indiana must be smart with our growth and respect burden to the Hendricks County taxpayer.
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