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Leaving audiences ‘all shook up’
By Sherri Coner When Tim Mack takes the stage, audiences often wonder if Elvis truly left the building. Perfecting the King of Rock and Roll’s velvety croon paid off five years ago when Mack, 19, […]
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Johnson County Community Foundation leader to retire
Retirement – Gail Richards, president and CEO of the Johnson County Community Foundation informed the foundation’s board of directors of her plan to retire. Richards will continue in her current position for approximately one more […]
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Autism Community Connection offers three-week summer camp
By Sherri Coner For teens with autism, summer camp is not only about swimming, crafting and team building, it is also about practicing social skills, gaining confidence by trying new activities in safe environments and […]
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Some-bunny to love this Easter
By Sherri Coner Very soon, Roger the Angora rabbit won’t spend all of his free time hopping down the bunny trail, or in Roger’s case, hopping often from lap to lap. Instead, this friendly little […]
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Worth the wait
By Todd Travis Abby Travers knew she had the potential to move up in her career for a long time. She also knew that, for her, family was a priority – climbing the ladder could […]
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Indiana veterans gather at Greenwood VFW Post 5864 to celebrate 20th anniversary of their return from Operation Iraqi Freedom
By Sherri Coner To celebrate the 20th anniversary of their return from Operation Iraqi Freedom, members of B co. 1-152nd Infantry Battalion and their families recently gathered at Greenwood VFW Post 5864. Until the 2003 […]
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Amy Garrido Portillo receives ‘Realizing the Dream’ award
By Franklin College Franklin College student Amy Garrido Portillo was honored with a “Realizing the Dream” scholarship from the Independent Colleges of Indiana (ICI). Garrido Portillo was one of 29 students in the state of […]
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‘Love and Justice: A Story of Triumph on Two Different Courts’
By Stefanie Davis “Love and Justice: A Story of Triumph on Two Different Courts” by Jonathan Irons and Maya Moore Irons is the perfect read for combining March’s basketball and women’s history themes. This is […]
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Greenwood Mayor Myers delivers 12th State of the City Address
Greenwood Mayor Mark W. Myers recently delivered his 12th State of the City address to more than 300 business leaders, community advocates and residents. The annual speech was held at the new Greenwood Fieldhouse and […]
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An instant family
By Sherri Coner As an only child, Kathy Jones never had trouble finding an empty chair at the dining table. She never witnessed siblings talking over one another, either. She might be a little late […]