By Nancy Price The friends and family of a young, passionate and driven local firefighter are helping to keep his memory alive by donating to the Greenwood Fire Department Cadet program and offering annual scholarships […]
By Nancy Price When 2013 Center Grove High School graduate Celia Menke decided to attend medical school, she chose a location most dream of vacationing: St. Maarten, where the American University of the Caribbean (AUC) […]
By Nancy Price Peterman Heating, Cooling & Plumbing has announced that it will open Peterman Top Tech Academy next month. Classes will begin Oct. 5, with new classes starting every four months. “We knew it […]
By Nancy Price The Center Grove Trojans varsity football team is off to an excellent start this season with a 5-0 record. The team, led by Coach Eric Moore, defeated Decatur Central, 56-14, Warren Central, […]
By Nancy Price Rick Myers, president and publisher of Grow Local Media LLC, has been recognized in Editor & Publisher magazine’s inaugural “15 Over 50: Honoring the Leaders Driving the News Industry Forward.” Editor & […]
By Nancy Price Hoosiers anticipating absentee ballots can start checking their mailboxes. “We’re working on mailing those out this week,” said Trena McLaughlin, clerk at Johnson County Clerk’s Office. Those wanting to confirm they’re registered […]
By Stephanie Dolan The Center Grove High School choir program will debut their Fall Fest performances Sept. 22 and 23. “That is the first of our home concerts,” CGHS Choir Director Jennifer Dice said. “We […]
Two male teenagers, ages 15 and 17, were struck by a driver of a dark colored SUV around 4:30 a.m. this morning as they were walking in the area of Worthsville Road, just west of […]
The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis has decided to postpone their traditional Haunted House experience until 2021. The museum posted the following statement on its Facebook page: “With health and safety a top priority, The Children’s […]
Indiana Gov. Eric Holcomb announced Wednesday that Indiana will remain at Stage 4.5 until at least Aug. 27. The decision follows an uptick in rising COVID-19 cases throughout the state. “I want to be safe, […]