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THROWBACK THURSDAY: FOOTBALL HOMECOMING THROUGH THE YEARS! 🏈💙💛For the next two weeks, we’re throwing it back to Football...
09/24/2026

THROWBACK THURSDAY: FOOTBALL HOMECOMING THROUGH THE YEARS! 🏈💙💛

For the next two weeks, we’re throwing it back to Football Homecoming throughout the years! 📸

Football Homecoming is a tradition that goes back for decades, and there’s just something special about this time of year in a small town. It’s the excitement of Friday night under the lights, friends coming together, showing off all that Tri-West spirit, and, of course, finding out who will be crowned Homecoming King & Queen! 👑

But one of our absolute favorite parts? ❤️

🎉 THE HOMECOMING PARADE AROUND LIZTON! 🎉

We don’t know how many towns can say they have their very own Homecoming parade! From the King & Queen candidates to the class floats and all the community spirit along the route, it’s a tradition that makes Tri-West feel like home.

We love these little traditions that make a small town so special, especially this time of year! 💙💛

📸 Do you have photos from Tri-West Football Homecoming throughout the years? We would LOVE to feature them here!

Please message Hannah Foltz or email [email protected] to share your photos with us!

Let’s take a walk down memory lane and celebrate Homecoming through the years! 🎉💙💛

🏡 Welcome Home, Pittsboro Neighbors! ❤️We’re so excited to welcome these wonderful new neighbors back to Pittsboro! They...
09/18/2026

🏡 Welcome Home, Pittsboro Neighbors! ❤️

We’re so excited to welcome these wonderful new neighbors back to Pittsboro! They found a beautiful home in their dream neighborhood, and we couldn’t be happier for them!

We hope you love your new home and make so many wonderful memories here! Thank you for choosing Sold It Realty Group

Throwback Thursday: Cross-Country and Volleyball Late summer/early fall sports bring back SO many memories in Pittsboro!...
09/17/2026

Throwback Thursday: Cross-Country and Volleyball

Late summer/early fall sports bring back SO many memories in Pittsboro! From those early morning volleyball conditioning sessions to seeing cross country runners making their way all over town, these athletes have always been some of the hardest-working kids around! 💪

There’s something special about sports-the early mornings, long practices, teammates cheering each other on and becoming friends, and all the memories made along the way. ❤️

Today, we’re throwing it back to some Pittsboro cross country and volleyball athletes from the 1960s, 1970s and 2000s! 📸

Do you recognize anyone? Tag them below! And if you have old photos or memories from Pittsboro sports, activities, or traditions, as always-we’d love for you to share them with our community! It brings us so much joy to see your pictures too!

P.S. If you ever have an ideas or photos for throwback Thursday, please message us or Hannah Foltz

⚽️ THROWBACK THURSDAY! ⚽️Every fall, the soccer fields come alive again as kids lace up their cleats, run hard, play har...
09/10/2026

⚽️ THROWBACK THURSDAY! ⚽️

Every fall, the soccer fields come alive again as kids lace up their cleats, run hard, play hard, and make memories with their teammates. 🥅

We tried to find the history of when organized soccer first began here in Pittsboro, but the answer seems to be a little harder to find! From what we can tell, soccer is one of the newer sports to become a part of the community.

So today, we’re taking a look back at some of the Pittsboro soccer athletes from the 2000s! 📸⚽️

Some of these kids may be all grown up now, but we’re sure the memories of fall soccer seasons, teammates, coaches, muddy fields, and playing their hearts out are still around. ❤️

Do you recognize anyone? Tag them in the comments! And if you have old Pittsboro soccer photos from the 1990s, 2000s, 2010s, (or even earlier!), we’d love to see them! 📷👇

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, Pittsboro! 🇺🇸We loved celebrating teachers of the past and present throughout the month of August! I...
09/07/2026

🇺🇸 Happy Labor Day, Pittsboro! 🇺🇸

We loved celebrating teachers of the past and present throughout the month of August! It was so special to hear the stories and see just how much influence and impact teachers have had on the lives of so many in our community.

To all of our teachers-your hard work, dedication, and the difference you make do not go unnoticed. Thank you for all you do!

Pittsboro is made up of so many hardworking, dedicated people, and today is a great reminder to pause and appreciate the people who make our community so special.

We hope you take some time this Labor Day to rest, relax, enjoy time with family and friends, and soak up the last bit of summer! ☀️

From all of us at Sold It Realty Group, Happy Labor Day!

Throwback Thursday 🏈❤️💙Throwback to those Friday nights when the whole town seemed to come together under the lights! 🏈✨...
09/03/2026

Throwback Thursday 🏈❤️💙

Throwback to those Friday nights when the whole town seemed to come together under the lights! 🏈✨

There’s just something special about Tri-West football—the excitement leading up to kickoff, friends and family filling the stands, cheering on your classmates, the unmistakable sound of the cowbell 🔔, and all the catching up and socializing that happens between plays.

For generations, Friday night football has been more than just a game. It’s been a tradition—a place where memories are made, friendships grow, and our small town comes together to support its kids.

Whether you played on the field, cheered from the stands, worked the concessions, or simply showed up to enjoy the atmosphere, Tri-West football has always been a staple of our community.

Here’s to the Friday nights we remember, the traditions we carry on, and the memories still waiting to be made. 🏈💙

Let’s Go Bruins! 🐾

🍎 PITTSBORO TEACHER OF THE PRESENT: SHAWNA ADES 🍎This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on Shawna Ades, a Devel...
08/31/2026

🍎 PITTSBORO TEACHER OF THE PRESENT: SHAWNA ADES 🍎

This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on Shawna Ades, a Developmental Preschool teacher at Pittsboro Primary School!

Shawna is in her fourth year at Pittsboro Primary and her 13th year in education, with a career focused on early childhood. She has taught general education, inclusion, and developmental preschool, working with children ages 3–5 with a wide range of strengths and needs.

When asked what she loves most about teaching, Shawna shared that it’s the little moments of growth-watching a child learn a new skill, gain confidence, or accomplish something they once thought was difficult. For her, preschool is about so much more than academics. It’s about building confidence, independence, relationships, and a love of learning. 🥰📚

Shawna describes her teaching style as nurturing, hands-on, and individualized. She understands that preschool can be a child’s first experience being away from home for an extended period of time, and she wants both her students AND their families to feel safe, supported, cared for, and confident while they’re at school.

But perhaps the most meaningful part of Shawna’s story is what inspired her to become a teacher. After graduating from Purdue University with a degree in Speech, Language, and Hearing Sciences, she originally planned to become an audiologist. Then she had the opportunity to work with a very special student who changed the direction of her life.

That student inspired Shawna to pursue special education and ultimately become the teacher she is today. Even more special? She is still in touch with him, and he is now preparing to head off to college to pursue a teaching career of his own. ❤️ What a beautiful full-circle moment!

Shawna is also a true member of the Pittsboro community. She grew up in Pittsboro, attended Pittsboro Elementary and Tri-West Middle School, and always knew it was the community where she wanted to raise her own family. Today, she and her husband Derek are raising their three children here while Shawna continues to serve the community she loves.

When she’s not in the classroom, you’ll find Shawna spending time with her family, supporting her children’s sports and theatre activities, traveling, cooking, hiking, and enjoying the outdoors

Shawna, thank you for pouring so much love, patience, and dedication into our youngest learners and for helping them take those very first steps in their educational journey. Pittsboro is lucky to have you! 🍎

👏 Please join us in thanking Shawna Ades for being our Pittsboro Teacher of the Present this week!

🍎 TEACHER OF THE PAST: JULIE WILES 📚For 26 years, Julie Wiles was a beloved teacher at Pittsboro Elementary School, spen...
08/27/2026

🍎 TEACHER OF THE PAST: JULIE WILES 📚

For 26 years, Julie Wiles was a beloved teacher at Pittsboro Elementary School, spending 25 of those years teaching 3rd grade and one year teaching 4th grade. But Julie’s connection to PES goes far beyond her teaching career—it truly runs through her family and her heart. ❤️

Julie shared that one of her favorite PES traditions was the Scholastic Book Fair. She loved watching her students discover new books and seeing which titles they were most excited about. She also loved science and made learning hands-on and memorable through her classroom science center and the annual building and erupting of model volcanoes. 🌋🔬

And who could forget the classroom guinea pigs? 🐹 Many of Julie’s students probably have fond memories of those furry classroom pets—along with the highly coveted Jolly Ranchers and Blow Pops that students had to earn!

But perhaps one of Julie’s greatest accomplishments at PES was starting the Elementary Robotics Program during the later years of her teaching career. Under her leadership and with the incredible support of parents and teacher volunteers, the team advanced to the Indiana State Robotics Competition at Lucas Oil Stadium several years in a row and even made it to the World Championship one year! 🤖🏆
Today, that robotics program has continued to grow and now includes Tri-West Middle School and High School.

When asked what she hopes her students remember most, Julie said she hopes they remember how much she cared about them. She truly wanted to make a difference in their lives and make learning fun and memorable.

And Pittsboro Elementary wasn't just a workplace for Julie—it was home. Her parents, Julie herself, and her children all attended Pittsboro Elementary. As Julie put it:
“These are my people. I’m here for them.” ❤️

Now retired, Julie enjoys spending time with friends and family—and especially her one-year-old granddaughter! 👶💕

Julie, thank you for 26 years of caring, teaching, encouraging, and making a difference in the lives of so many Pittsboro students. We are so grateful for the memories and the legacy you left behind at PES! 🍎📚

Pittsboro Neighbors, did you have Mrs. Wiles as a teacher? What do you remember about her classroom? Share your memories in the comments! 👇

🌟 TEACHER OF THE PRESENT: MEGHAN WOLFE 🍎This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on Meghan Wolfe, a dedicated edu...
08/24/2026

🌟 TEACHER OF THE PRESENT: MEGHAN WOLFE 🍎

This week, we’re excited to shine the spotlight on Meghan Wolfe, a dedicated educator who is making a difference at Pittsboro Elementary School!

👩‍🏫 Meghan has been working in education for 20 years, including time in several roles outside of the traditional classroom. She is currently teaching 3rd–5th Grade Essential Skills and is in her 5th year at Pittsboro Elementary School. This is her second year teaching Essential Skills at PES.

When asked what she loves most about being a teacher, Meghan’s answer says so much about the heart she brings to her classroom:

❤️ “Building relationships with my students and their families.”

Her role in the Essential Skills classroom gives her the opportunity to work with many of the same students for multiple years. She loves getting to know their families, building those relationships, and most importantly, watching her students grow.

One message Meghan wants every one of her students to know is:

✨ “You belong and have an important place in our community! Also, you can do hard things!”

Meghan says many of her proudest moments come from watching her students shine without compromising who they are.
She is especially proud of the inclusive environment at Pittsboro Elementary and the efforts of the staff to ensure every student has the opportunity to participate and feel like they belong. From talent shows and music programs to field trips and everyday classroom activities, Meghan loves seeing her students share their unique skills and gifts alongside their peers. 💙

📚 Favorite book: Llama Llama Red Pajama by Anna Dewdney

🎆 Favorite Pittsboro tradition: The Wolfe family LOVES the 4th of July festivities!

Meghan, thank you for the compassion, encouragement, and sense of belonging you bring to your students and their families. Pittsboro is so fortunate to have teachers who recognize that every child has something special to contribute—and who make sure they have the opportunity to shine! 🌟

Help us give Meghan a big Pittsboro THANK YOU for all she does for our students! 👏🍎

**New Listing in Pittsboro**📍 7360 N County Road 150 E, Pittsboro  -3 beds-2 baths-1.39 acres-Sunroom-Detached and attac...
08/21/2026

**New Listing in Pittsboro**

📍 7360 N County Road 150 E, Pittsboro

-3 beds
-2 baths
-1.39 acres
-Sunroom
-Detached and attached garage
-2 storage sheds

We love this home and think you will too! It even has an above ground pool!

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