By Curtis Honeycutt The folks over at Merriam-Webster are at it again. They are claiming that the Word of the Year 2022 is “gaslighting.” That is so typical of them. They can believe that if […]
By Mark Ambrogi Center Grove High School senior basketball player Lindsey Walker averages around two points a game. But her contributions can’t be measured in numbers. She is the consummate teammate and leader. “Lindsey has […]
By Todd Travis Coming from an entrepreneurial family, Teresa Dillard has continued the tradition and created a wake of success behind her as she has navigated her own business growth. Born in Indianapolis, the youngest […]
By Todd Travis Some of us find passion in our careers. Others may spend a few hours a week volunteering for their favorite cause. Our ICON of the Year, Renae Furnee, has spent up to […]
By Howard Hubler The new Brightline rail trains are opening up new line extensions every several months or so. Soon you’ll be able to get on a train in Miami and take it all the […]
By Mike Heffner We often forget about what a tough job it is being Santa these days. Think about how our culture has evolved – the expectations of Santa are off the charts. However, he […]
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By Stefanie Davis “Just Like Magic” by Sarah Hogle is a magical realism romance story about Bettie Hughes and her family. Bettie was a wealthy social media influencer, who much like her family was all […]
The Johnson County Community Foundation (JCCF) has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the Johnson County Commissioners to create a grant opportunity that will distribute $98,000 of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds to […]
By Aspire Economic Development + Chamber Alliance A recently occurring trend in many workplaces across the country is the practice known as “quiet quitting,” the practice of intentionally doing the bare minimum for one’s job […]