By Howard Hubler Reflecting on the needs of businesspeople, the “great resignation” is our biggest challenge. Close to half of all service employees in America don’t want to work where they are working and are […]
By Aspire Johnson County Aspire Economic Development + Chamber Alliance has created four new roles, with two being occupied by longtime staff members and the other two bringing in new talent from outside of the […]
By Curtis Honeycutt I didn’t wear glasses until I was 19. As an up-and-coming visionary word nerd, I had never thought I needed corrective lenses. Of course, I always fancied monocles, although I didn’t know […]
By Todd Travis While facing a difficult situation or a struggle in life, one of the reassuring things we can take rest in is knowing that we are not alone. For Veronica Salrin, a sophomore […]
By Todd Travis If you’re a regular viewer of the TV show “Jeopardy!”, you might want to look out for your local Center Grove High School teacher Jonathan Rogers. He applies to be on the […]
By Mark Ambrogi As a kindergartener, Hyatt Yeager started wrestling because he thought he would be a pro one day. “I thought I was going to be in the WWE,” Yeager said of the pro […]
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By Mike Heffner At the start of every year, I pick “One Word” as a theme to help shape my year, and I look to integrate it into everything I do. This is something that […]
By Franklin College staff The Franklin College Master of Science in Physician Assistant Studies Program hosted its White Coat Ceremony on Dec. 15, 2022. The college’s cohort of 22 PA students from the class of […]
By Sherri Coner Some people never find their happy place. But Center Grove resident, Terry Locke, is definitely not one of those people. Imagine Cinderella twirling in front of her castle, Mickey and Minnie Mouse […]