Congratulations to our ViaCU Teacher Grant winners Caitlyn Garber, Jamie Whetsel, and Toni Bailey!
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Lapel Cheerleaders Add Bulldog Spirit to School Parking Lot with Vibrant Street Art
We’re proud to support our bulldogs. A huge thank you to the Lapel Cheerleaders for bringing some excitement to our parking lot over the weekend with their incredible artwork. Let’s keep the spirit alive – Go Bulldogs.
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Black Friday Snow Alert: Winter Storm Threatens Multiple States with Heavy Accumulation
Accumulating snow risks are on the rise for Black Friday through this coming Sunday, with certain areas facing a higher potential for significant snowfall. The regions highlighted in purple are at the greatest risk of receiving multiple inches of snow, but it’s essential for everyone in the light blue shaded areas to closely monitor the situation as it develops.
Stay tuned for further updates and details as the forecast continues to evolve!

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Lapel Bulldogs Blaze to Semi-State: Community Rallies Behind Their Team
The energy in Lapel is electric today, and it’s all thanks to the unstoppable Bulldog Spirit that’s igniting the entire community. From the firehouse to the field, the town is rallying behind their beloved Lapel Bulldogs as they gear up to battle for Semi-State. With unwavering support and enthusiasm, the community is cheering them on to play hard, fight strong, and make Lapel proud. With hearts full of love and spirit, the message is clear: GO BULLDOGS.
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Your Community Alerts: Stay Informed with Local Updates
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Blast from the Past: Throwback to Lapel Volunteer Fire Department’s History
Take a trip down memory lane with us on this #ThrowbackThursday as we highlight the dedicated team at Lapel Volunteer Fire Department.
Check out these photos from past events and operations, showcasing the bravery and selflessness of our firefighters. From responding to emergencies to participating in community events, the Lapel Volunteer Fire Department has always been committed to serving and protecting our community.
We’re proud to recognize the hard work and dedication of our firefighters, both past and present, who have helped make our community a safer place. Their tireless efforts and sacrifices have not gone unnoticed, and we’re grateful for their service.
Take a look at these memorable moments and let’s give it up for the Lapel Volunteer Fire Department! #tbt #lapelvolunteerfire
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Frankton/Lapel Community Schools: FLCS Ambassadors Cohort 1, Early Learning Meeting @Frankton Elementary. #FLCSLe…
FLCS Ambassadors Cohort 1, Early Learning Meeting @Frankton Elementary. #FLCSLearns.
Town Of Lapel: The Agenda for the Thursday 20th Town Meeting has been made available on the Tow…
The Agenda for the Thursday 20th Town Meeting has been made available on the Town website.
Get Ready for Winter Driving: Essential Tips to Stay Safe on the Road ️️
Winter is just around the corner! ️️ As the temperatures drop, make sure you and your vehicle are ready for the challenges that come with winter driving. From icy roads to reduced visibility, it’s essential to be prepared for whatever the season may bring.
For more expert advice on how to stay safe on the roads this winter, check out the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration’s (NHTSA) winter driving tips at NHTSA.gov/Winter-Driving-Tips. Stay warm and stay safe on the roads! ️ [img: winter driving scene]
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Move Over and Save Lives: The Importance of Responder Safety on Indiana Roads
Crash Responder Safety Week serves as a crucial reminder of the dangers that first responders, including police, fire, EMS, tow operators, INDOT crews, and others, face while working on the roadside. In Indiana, the Move Over Law (IC 9-21-8-35) is in place to protect these individuals. The law requires drivers to either change lanes if it’s safe to do so or slow down to at least 10 MPH below the posted speed limit when approaching stopped vehicles with flashing lights.
By taking this simple yet vital step, drivers can help provide responders with the space they need to work safely. Compliance with the Move Over Law is not only a matter of safety but also a legal requirement. Failing to adhere to this law in Indiana can result in fines, and in severe cases where a responder is injured or killed, it can even lead to license suspension.
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