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Johnson County ICON – Nov. 4-17, 2023
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Articles by Stephanie Dolan
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The magic in reading
By Nicole Davis Children who want to have a picture taken with Curious George or read a story alongside Pete the Cat may be in luck. Imagination Library Johnson County will soon host its second […]
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Johnson County ICON – Oct. 21-Nov. 3, 2023
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Overcoming the odds
By Todd Travis Twenty years ago, if a researcher was looking for normal breast tissue to compare with abnormal samples, they would have been out of luck. In fact, 18 years ago at a conference […]
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ICON of the Month: Les Tabeling
By Sherri Coner If you are a dog lover but you don’t know Les Tabeling, it’s safe to say your dog definitely knows and happily nuzzles this guy at every opportunity. On pretty mornings, Tabeling […]
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‘Happiness Falls’
By Stefanie Davis “Happiness Falls” by Angie Kim is a deep, thought-provoking mystery that covers many topics, from racism and ableism to family secrets. College student Mia is adjusting to living at home during quarantine. […]
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Franklin Community High School teacher Eric Jenkins named 2024 Indiana Teacher of the Year
By Sherri Coner In August, Eric Jenkins was named a Top 10 finalist for Indiana Teacher of the Year. During a recent assembly at Franklin Community High School Indiana, Secretary of Education Katie Jenner officially […]
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Planning’s a treat
By Sherri Coner Balloons are colorful little clouds on a string, floating around in a party atmosphere. When fun-loving, party planning queen Holly Stalets recently merged those two thoughts, a happy idea resulted. And who […]
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Athlete of the Month: Noah Coy
By Mark Ambrogi Center Grove High School football coach Eric Moore views senior receiver Noah Coy as a prime example of a top student-athlete. “His work in the classroom speaks volumes toward him being able […]
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Pink warriors fight together
By Sherri Coner A lot of mothers-in-law share life moments with their daughters-in-law such as trading recipes, working together to prepare holiday meals or attending kids’ activities. But Pam Mayer Paulin of New Whiteland never […]