By Mark Ambrogi Lily Sawyer never played a varsity match for Center Grove High School girls tennis team, but her contributions were still valuable. “She was able to nurture our younger players,” Center Grove coach […]
By Aspire Economic Development + Chamber Alliance According to an article from LinkedIn Talent Solutions, 58% of entry-level jobs are filled by college graduates. They recommend that for recruiting and engaging college graduates, employers can appeal […]
The Southside has so much to offer for summer entertainment, from local parks, pools and special musical entertainment for all ages. Here, learn about some of the summer concert fun for kids, adults or both! […]
By Sherri Coner As a hairdresser for nearly 40 years, Mary Austin learned long ago that a new haircut puts some pep in anybody’s step. For more than a decade, Austin provided free haircuts at […]
By Sherri Coner ZACH MORRIS While attending fire school in 2002, Felisha Morris made friends with a guy named Zach Morris. He went on to become a firefighter. When Felisha unexpectedly learned that she was […]
By Sherri Coner It’s not exactly a boutique. But it also isn’t exactly a studio. “I call it a custom gift shop,” Sarah Nillson said of Bella Rose Design, which she and husband, Tommy launched […]
By Stefanie Davis Author Angeline Boulley recently spoke at Beeson Hall in Franklin as part of the Johnson County Public Library’s Authors at JCPL series. Her newest book “Warrior Girl Unearthed” returns readers to Michigan’s Sugar Island […]
By Sherri Coner While quarantined to avoid Covid, Sheryl Ginaven of the Southside daydreamed again about visiting her favorite local shops and choosing different area eateries for meals. She also thought about meeting new people. […]
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By Curtis Honeycutt As spring turns to summer, I love taking leisurely laps around my house to see what’s in bloom. Nearly every day, I find a new flower opening its doors for business to […]