By Torry Stiles 10. You’ve lost track of whether you’re day-drinking or night-drinking. 9. Your daughter is in her bedroom crying because she caught you Googling guinea pig recipes. 8. You panicked after checking your […]
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By Rick Hinton Bill Hendricks’ interests in history go back to his childhood, an interest he now passes down to today’s youth. Hendricks entertains and educates on the American Revolution, Civil War, WWI and WWII […]
Clark-Pleasant Middle School started 2020 off in a special way: with a visit from New York Times bestselling author Jason Reynolds. As Library of Congress’ newest national ambassador for young people, Jason spoke with the […]
By Rick Hinton Camp Atterbury, located in Johnson County, has been a dominant presence for countless years. Located just south of Franklin, and five miles due west of Edinburgh, it resides in a terrain of […]
Curtis Honeycutt, writer of the weekly humor column “Grammar Guy,” is ready to launch his first book. Entitled Good Grammar is the Life of the Party: Tips for a Wildly Successful Life, the book aims […]
By Nancy Price The Beech Grove community is morning the loss of an active volunteer and friend. Roberta “Birdie” Shelton, 69, passed away March 16 of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19). “Birdie was loving, caring, compassionate […]
By Bradley Lane Hell or High Water is essentially a story about a man’s plan to escape intergenerational poverty and make a better life for his children. Struggling to make ends meet and fearing his […]
By Angie Antonopoulos Growing up in Bargersville, Michelle Cox, 18, would hear soul, blues and country music playing at home, listening to artists such as Etta James, Aretha Franklin and Carrie Underwood. Now she’s […]