By Mike Heffner The younger adults (ages 18-28) that are entering or recently joined the workforce (often referred to as Gen Z) are unique compared to my generation (Gen X), but they still want to […]
By Todd Travis When Cody Adkins decided to launch The Art of Healing in Greenwood, he didn’t realize he would also be going on a healing journey himself. As a former pastry chef, he wanted […]
By Stefanie Davis “After all, there was nothing Ava loved more than the scent of old books – except of course, the power of the written word.” Words certainly have power in “The Librarian Spy” […]
By Curtis Honeycutt In November 1992, the Seattle grunge music scene was exploding in its popularity. While the angsty grunge fans were rocking in their flannel shirts, Nirvana frontman Kurt Cobain was penning hits including […]
By Mark Ambrogi Center Grove High School senior tennis player Evan Davis has shown his versatility this season. “Evan has been a vital part of the team’s success this year,” Trojans first-year boys coach David […]
By Howard Hubler I went to college, my parents paid for my undergraduate and I paid for my graduate degrees. Why would I want to pay for anybody else’s college through my taxes? If you […]
By Nicole Davis For the past six years, Dirk Cushing has biked an average of 600 miles in the month of September (previously June) for the Great Cycle Challenge, a fundraiser benefitting the Children’s Cancer […]
By Todd Travis As of Aug. 31, Johnson Memorial Health has officially joined the Mayo Clinic Care Network, a select group of independent health care organizations carefully vetted and granted special access to Mayo Clinic knowledge, […]
By Festival Country Indiana A new economic impact study shows tourism contributed $341.3 million to Johnson County’s economy in 2021, up from $255.7 million in 2017. The economic impact represents an 8.4% annual spending increase […]