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TOP 10 THINGS LEARNED FROM THE FIRST SNOW OF THE SEASON
By Torry Stiles 10. I am part of the 97 percent of the population who couldn’t find a pair of gloves. 9. You can pop over to the local Dairy Queen and watch the manager […]
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The Southside Times – Nov. 14-20, 2019
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How to get the next-to-last word
By Curtis Honeycutt If a potato can become vodka, then you can become a bonafide word nerd. The tools and tips I give you are meant to be used for good; please don’t gloat your […]
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Indiana Humanities awards two Johnson County nonprofits with grants
Schools, libraries and other organizations from Gary to Jeffersonville recently received Action Grants from Indiana Humanities for projects ranging from a conference on Native American war chiefs to a book-and-film discussion series about spies. Action […]
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Jojo Rabbit
By Bradley Lane Writer-director Taika Waititi started turning heads in 2014 with his vampire horror satire, What We Do in the Shadows. However, for most he became a household name with his marvel film debut, […]
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Blanketed by dark hours
By Rick Hinton Darkness falls. The armor we’ve worn throughout the day becomes a little weaker as daylight whispers into nighttime hours. This armor is a shield against anything foreign that may come across our […]
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Never leave a man behind: A story of lifelong friends
By Angela Morefield You know the old military saying, “Never leave a man behind?” Wel,l that’s exactly what Southsider Jerry Ammerman stands by when it comes to his lifelong friend Bill Throckmorton. Ammerman and Throckmorton […]
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Army veteran now serves as local pastor
By Angela Morefield “When I was a kid, I wanted to be a pastor and G.I. Joe. So, I was able to do both,” said Luke Watt, assistant pastor of St. John Lutheran Church on […]
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Southside veteran learns life-changing skills to achieve her dreams
By Nancy Price A Southside resident’s decision to enlist in the military has led to a work ethic that has helped her to reach her goals, from saving money to build her own home to […]
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Navy Lieutenant’s experience ‘made me who I am today’
By Rick Hinton U.S. Navy Lieutenant Tawnee Hinton’s journey began simple enough. Growing up in the small, rural community of Greentown in northern Indiana – just outside of Kokomo – was comfortable. And, as with […]