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The Buzz - Housing Market In Brownsburg & Attorneys Weigh In As Superintendent Resigns
Issue #011/ Jan. 20, 2024
In This Issue of the Buzz:
đ Upcoming Local Events
đ "Indiana's Rising Popularity - BâBurgâs Housing Marketâ
â "Attorneys Weigh In As Superintendent Resignsâ
đâ𦺠"Support Hendricks Co. K-9s at âDogtonaââ
đ BCSC Sports Results Jan. 17 - Jan. 18, 2024
đ¨ Local Weather
đ˛ Local Business Partners

Upcoming Local Events
January 2024
January 19, 2024: Girls Basketball Game vs Westfield, 6 pm - Schools and Education
January 19, 2024: Boys Basketball Game vs Westfield, 7:30 pm - Schools and Education
January 20, 2024: Boys Basketball Game vs Carmel, 7:30 pm - Schools and Education
January 20, 2024: Girls Basketball Game vs Terre Haute North, 1:30 pm - Schools and Education
Big Wave Sound Therapy
Date: January 20, 2024
Location: 525 S Sunnybrook Dr, Brownsburg, IN 46112-1645
All You Can Eat Breakfast
Date: January 20, 2024
Location: The American Legion Colonel Billie J. Holmes Memorial Post 331
Box Social
Date: January 25, 2024
Location: scribere, 204 E Main St, Brownsburg, IN 46112-1218
AM Connect
Date: January 25, 2024
Organized by: Greater Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce
Take a Walk Outdoors Day
Date: January 20, 2024
Location: Williams Park, 940 S Locust Lane, Brownsburg, IN 46112
Nature Neighbors
Date: January 22, 2024
Location: Bundy Lodge, 7024 Lucas Drive, Brownsburg, IN 46112
January 24, 2024: Check out events at your Brownsburg Library - Brownsburg Library Events
January 25, 2024: Brownsburg Town Council meeting at Town Hall, 7 PM - Local Events
January 26, 2024: Girls Basketball Game @ Zionsville, 6 pm - Schools and Education
January 26, 2024: Boys Basketball Game @ Zionsville, 7:30 pm - Schools and Education
Teen Certified Babysitter's Course
Date: January 27, 2024
Location: Brownsburg Public Library, 450 S. Jefferson St., Brownsburg, IN 46112
Volunteer Opportunity: Weed Wrangle
Date: January 27, 2024
Location: B&O Trail - Green St. Trailhead, Brownsburg, IN 46112
Bingo Night
Date: January 28, 2024
Location: Books & Brews, Brownsburg
FAB Heavy Hitters Prerelease
Date: January 28, 2024
Location: Valkyrieâs Vault, Brownsburg
February 2024
February 1, 2024: Boys Basketball Game vs Crispus Attucks, 7:30 pm - Schools and Education
February 1, 2024: Brownsburg Rotary Club every Thursday at The Locale, noon - Local Events
Greater Brownsburg Chamber Ambassadors
Date: February 2, 2024
Description: A networking event organized by the Greater Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce.
February 3, 2024: Times & Dates Subject to Change. Please Check with Organization - Local Events
February 5, 2024: Check out events at your Brownsburg Library - Brownsburg Library Events
Marketers' Meet-up
Date: February 15, 2024
Description: Networking event focusing on marketing strategies and ideas.
POWER HOUR PLUS LUNCHEON
Date: February 21, 2024
Description: A luncheon event by the Greater Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce with networking opportunities.
Round Table Readers
Date: February 21, 2024
Description: An arts and culture event for book enthusiasts.
AM Connect
Date: February 22, 2024
Description: Another networking event under the Greater Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce.
Free Headshot Day!
Date: February 23, 2024
Description: A unique opportunity to get a professional headshot.
HC Women Connect
Date: February 28, 2024
Description: A networking event focused on connecting women in the Hendricks County area.
Brownsburg Kiwanis Club Meeting
Date: March 20, 2024
Description: A local club meeting, held at Best Friends Bagels.
Brownsburg Chamber Luncheon
Date: March 20, 2024
Description: Luncheon event organized by the Brownsburg Chamber of Commerce.
Brownsburg Rotary Club Meeting
Date: March 21, 2024
Description: A regular meeting of the Brownsburg Rotary Club, taking place at The Locale.

Indiana's Rising Popularity: A New Hub in American Migration Trends & Housing Market In Brownsburg
A recent analysis by United Van Lines, a major relocation firm headquartered in St. Louis, has revealed a significant change in the migration trends of Americans. The data shows a noticeable influx of people into Indiana, surpassing the number of those leaving. In detail, 54.2% of interstate relocations involving Indiana were arrivals, in contrast to 45.8% that were departures. This is in stark contrast to Illinois, which saw a higher rate of people moving out at 61.3%, and only 38.7% moving in.

The Lure of Indiana The primary driving force behind the increased migration to Indiana is job opportunities, with 39% of people moving there for new employment. In contrast, family reasons are the main factor for people leaving, accounting for 35.8% of the departures. This trend of people moving into Indiana goes against the general trend of people leaving the Midwest, such as in Michigan, which experienced a high 58% rate of outbound migration.
National Migration Patterns The study by United Van Lines sheds light on broader migratory movements across America. There is a growing trend of Americans moving to areas that are more affordable and less densely populated, particularly in the Southern regions. This shift in migration is influenced by various factors including housing costs, climate, urban design, and job growth. The COVID-19 pandemic has also been a significant factor, with the rise of remote working and desires for affordability and closeness to family.
Top States for Migration The states experiencing the highest influx of new residents include Vermont, Washington, D.C., South Carolina, Arkansas, Rhode Island, North Carolina, South Dakota, Alabama, New Mexico, and West Virginia. On the flip side, states like New Jersey, Illinois, North Dakota, New York, Michigan, California, Massachusetts, and Kansas are seeing the most people leaving. Economic instability and high living costs are major reasons driving these interstate moves.

Brownsburg, Indiana's Housing Market:
Brownsburg's housing market is moderately competitive with homes typically receiving 1 offer and selling in about 37 days. The median sale price has risen 5.9% from last year to $355K, while the price per square foot slightly dropped by 1.9% to $153. Home sales volume remained stable with 45 homes sold, the same as last year. Homes generally sell for 2% below list price, with a slight increase in homes selling above list price. 80% of homebuyers in Brownsburg are looking to stay within the metro area, with notable inbound interest from cities like Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco.
Source: Brownsburg Housing Trends In Indiana and Redfin
Attorneys Weigh In As Superintendent Resigns Amidst Alleged Abuse Case at Elementary School

Brownsburg, Indiana - a case of alleged abuse at Brown Elementary School has led to legal action by a student's family. Amidst this, the school district's superintendent, Dr. Jim Snapp, resigned suddenly, with the reason for his departure unclear and potentially linked to the abuse case.

The family's lawyers view the resignation as a step towards greater accountability. Two school staff members face legal charges related to the incident. Brownsburg schools have not issued a response, and local parents are demanding clarity, particularly regarding the timing of Snapp's retirement. The abuse incident involved a special needs student being mistreated by staff. The school district, currently experiencing a teacher shortage, has named interim superintendents.
Source: WTHR
Come Out To âDogtonaâ This Sunday and Support the Hendricks County K-9s

On Sunday, the Hendricks County Fairgrounds will be the venue for the 22nd Dogtona, an indoor event for dogs and their owners, hosted by the Hendricks County Sheriffâs Office. This family-friendly occasion runs from noon until 4 p.m. in the Power Expo Hall, offering a variety of activities for children and their canine companions. These include a "Leave It" contest, a K-9 showcase, various dog games, a dog parade, and competitions for Best Dressed, Best Singer, Best Tail, Ears, Talent, or Naturally Colorful.

The event provides a chance for attendees, especially devoted dog owners, to support the sheriffâs K-9 deputies and the Hendricks County Humane Society. The sheriffâs department will be selling new design shirts, sweatshirts, and other K-9 related merchandise to raise funds for their remarkable K-9 deputies. They will also be doing demonstrations so that you can see the K-9 Deputies doing their unique jobs.
See WISHTV.com for more info.

Brownsburg East Middle School Sports

7th Grade Boys Basketball Results:
Jan 17, 2024
BEMSWestfield Middle School | 3151 Final |
The 7th-grade team from Brownsburg East suffered a defeat against Westfield in the Conference Tournament, with a final score of 51-31. Despite a tough fight, the team saw a collective effort in scoring. Leading the charge, Joe Hornett scored 8 points, closely followed by Ryland Richardson and Gaven Allen with 7 points each, and Logan Roethe contributing 6 points. The team is now gearing up for their next challenge as they head to Danville for the opening round of the Hendricks County Tournament, scheduled for Monday evening.
8th Grade Girls Basketball Results:
Jan 17, 2024
BEMSTri-West Middle School | 38 Final29 |
In their first home game, the 8th grade girls' basketball team wins over Tri West with a score of 38-29. Leading the charge for the Bulldogs was Caroline Wiggins with an impressive 15 points. Close behind, Naomi Oniyide racked up 14 points, while Lola Crawford contributed 5. Milena Henkle and Arianna Greer each added 2 points to the tally.
7th Grade Girls Basketball Results:
Jan 18, 2024
BEMSZionsville Middle School | 39 Final7 |
The 7th grade girls' basketball team secured a decisive victory over Zionsville, finishing with a commanding score of 39-7. A standout performance was seen in Peyton Brodnik, who scored an impressive 16 points, including four successful 3-point shots. Ava Emberton also played a significant role in the win, aggressively driving towards the basket and contributing an additional 13 points. Alli Keel's efforts in rebounding were noteworthy, as she effectively scored 8 points through put-backs. The Dogs are now 4 -1.
Boyâs Wrestling Results:
Jan 18, 2024
BEMSAvon North Middle School | 60 Final57 |
Winners on the night included Illatski Duran, Gabe Guerrier, Ian Cronin, Dustin Hester, Alex Anderson, Eli Killion, Jude Knouse, JJ Doty, Reed Johnson, Courtland Marcus, Carson Cox, Kentrell Gordon and Grevin Fields.



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