Due to the weather, Frankton Lapel Community Schools will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 26th. This will be an asynchronous/recorded e-learning day. There will be no in-person classes.
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TOWN OF LAPEL PRINCIPAL EXECUTIVE OFFICER’S DECLARATION OF LOCAL EMERGENCY REGARDING SNOW
EXECUTIVE ORDER NO. 1 – 2026
Please exercise caution during this snow event. The effectiveness of road treatments is greatly reduced in these cold temperatures.
Thank you for following the parking information and other guidance in this order. Stay safe, everyone!
Please read the declaration at the link below.
FLCS Board President Mr. Seth Bays read to Mrs. Muse’s 2nd-grade class today at FES. #FLCSLearns
Due to the extreme cold weather Frankton Lapel Community Schools will be running on a 2-hour delay tomorrow, Tuesday, January 20th, 2026.
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Kimberly Brown, Caitlyn Garber, and Grace Shaffer presenting at the Indiana STEM Conference yesterday. #FLCSLearns
FLCS Board Vice President Mr. Blane Trinkle read to Mrs. Muse’s 2nd-grade class today at FES. #FLCSLearns
Indiana high school football: IHSAA state championship schedule, brackets, broadcasts, scores, rankings and statistical leaders
Passing Yards – Team Reports•Nov 25, 2025Football Recap: Lapel’s Undefeated Season over After 14 GamesFootball Recap: Lapel Bulldogs vs. Brownstown Central Braves
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Next game: Sat, 11/15@ Indianapolis LutheranW 38-7
Time is running out! This is the last month to participate in the Hooser Travel Survey.
If you received a postcard or utility mailer, share your travel habits and help improve transportation across Central Indiana.
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2025 Year in Review – LSCTFT
Lapel Stony Creek Township Fire Territory (LSCTFT) wrapped up 2025 with a record-breaking 727 calls for service, marking a significant increase from the 647 calls responded to in 2024. This surge in demand for emergency services within our community is a testament to the growing needs of our residents.
The dedication of our volunteer firefighters and personnel has been instrumental in meeting this increased demand. Throughout the year, they spent countless hours engaged in station coverage, training, administrative duties, community risk reduction, and emergency response efforts. Their tireless commitment to serving our community does not go unnoticed, and we are grateful for their selfless service. The safety and well-being of our community are a direct result of their hard work and devotion.
We would also like to extend our appreciation to our residents, partners, and supporters who have consistently stood behind us year after year. Your ongoing support means the world to us, and we are thankful for your trust and confidence in our abilities.
As we move into 2026, we mark the transition of the torch to South Madison Fire Territory. We wish them a safe and successful year ahead and encourage everyone to follow South Madison Fire Territory for updates and information moving forward.
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A Journey Through Time in Our Town
Lapel, Indiana, a small but vibrant town, is rich in history and dotted with remarkable landmarks that tell the story of its past. From architectural marvels to sites of historical significance, these landmarks are a testament to the community’s heritage and its journey through time.
Constructed in the early 1900s, the Old Lapel School stands as a monument to education and community spirit. Initially serving the children of Lapel, this building has witnessed generations of students learning within its walls. Today, it is preserved as a community center where local activities and events take place.
The Lapel Historic District showcases a collection of well-preserved buildings that reflect the architectural styles of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. A stroll through this district takes visitors on a journey back in time, where one can admire structures that have stood the test of time and embody the charm of small-town America.
Designated in 1913, the Lincoln Highway was America’s first coast-to-coast road, and a section runs right through Lapel. Historically significant, this highway facilitated travel and trade, contributing to the growth and development of the town and connecting it to the wider world.
At the heart of Lapel lies Community Memorial Park, a site dedicated to honoring those who served in the armed forces. Various monuments and plaques commemorate the sacrifices made by residents. The park serves as a gathering place for remembrance and celebration of community spirit.
Exploring the historic landmarks of Lapel is more than just observing structures; it is discovering the stories, memories, and events that have shaped our town. Each landmark tells a tale of resilience, community, and the passage of time, making Lapel a significant part of the rich tapestry of American history.
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