Brookville May Buy Golf Course To Keep It Open

Monday, October 22, 2018 at 12:21 PM

By Mike Perleberg @mikedup84

But the town wants to annex the property and many of the homes around it.

(Brookville, Ind.) - The wheels are turning on a possible deal to keep Brook Hill Golf Course in Brookville open.

The course is scheduled to be closed and auctioned off in parcels in December, unless a buyer comes forward.

The Franklin County Observer reports that a meeting of government officials was held Tuesday, October 16. The Brookville Town Council has voiced openness to owning the golf course. However, the town would want to annex the course and about 175 homes around it.

But the annexation process could take years. With the auction scheduled for December 8, the race is on to find a person or entity willing to purchase the property.

County commissioners and county council passed motions stating that they would not oppose the annexation.

Brookville Town Council, the county commissioners and county council have agreed to form a committee to work toward a solution.

Town council could further the discussion on the golf course at their next meeting on Tuesday, October 23.

Events

Yo-Chi
Join a video-led class that will focus 30 minutes of Yoga, followed by 25 minutes of beginner's Tai-Chi.
May 11, 2026 at North Dearborn Library
Get Walkin'
Would you like to improve your health but short on time and motivation? Join this free 12-week program that offers email support.
May 11, 2026 at North Dearborn Library
MILAN VFW BINGO
Bingo every Tuesday
May 12, 2026 at Milan Vfw Post6234

Gov. Braun Signs Law to Notify Law Enforcement and Victims when Violent Criminals are Paroled

The law requires advance notice to local law enforcement, prosecutors, chiefs of police, and registered victims when a serious violent felon is set to be released.

Southeastern Career Center Receives Indiana CTE Award

Mrs. McQueen developed and launched both the first- and second-year curriculum.

"Click It or Ticket" Campaign Reminds Hoosiers to Buckle Up

Beginning May 11 through May 31, 2026, officers will work overtime to ensure drivers and passengers are using their seat belts and children are properly secured.