By Curtis Honeycutt I’ve always been a numbers guy. In elementary school, if anyone made fun of my disproportionately large head, I would withhold answers to math homework. Yes, I was an egghead in more […]
By Sherri Coner Eight pairs of skilled hands, lots of laughter and a little bit of bickering brought a beautiful labor of love to the vestibule of Mount Olive Lutheran Church. This colorful handmade wall […]
By Todd Travis A year to remember If you haven’t been keeping a tally on Johnson County’s birthdays, you may not have realized that we have arrived on a big one: 200! Luckily, David Pfeiffer, […]
By Sherri Coner Everyone knows that diapers are a necessity for babies. But everyone doesn’t know that one in five Hoosier families with babies and toddlers must often choose between buying diapers or food. Six […]
By Curtis Honeycutt In the “Ghostbusters” movies, the eponymous heroes blast ghosts and otherworldly beings with their proton packs, and the ghosts explode into a mess of slimy green ghost goo. This goo is called […]
By Sherri Coner Luck has nothing to do with throwing an axe at a small red target and making it stick. “It takes practice, practice, practice,” said Chris Engel, who co-owns Johnson County Axe Throwing […]
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By Todd Travis An early initiation to dancing Monica McClurg got her start teaching ballroom dancing when she was 16 years old. She got her first big break when she was asked to move to […]
By Mike Heffner About this time of year is when the New Year’s resolutions that you made in January start to fall apart. I believe the reason for frustration and failure around resolutions is our […]
By Mark Ambrogi Center Grove High senior Marcus Ankney has developed into a great shooter, but he can do so much more. “Marcus is a complete player,” Center Grove coach Zach Hahn said. “He can score […]