By Curtis Honeycutt It seems like our whole world has been canceled in the past week. Coronavirus has changed our daily lives from school cancelations to large events being postponed or canceled. Yes, the word […]
By Torry Stiles 10. Long’s Donuts. My diabetes doctor has demanded my picture be posted next to their register with the warning, “Do not serve.” 9. Jimmy’s Diner. The less said about the clientele the […]
The Hunt Nothing but wasted potential In September of 2019, following two back-to-back mass shootings as well as online criticism from the president of the United States, Universal decided to pull the ultra-violent political satire […]
We are all in this together These are unprecedented times. Across the globe, people are being ordered to stay at home, not leaving except when absolutely necessary, to avoid spreading a new strain of coronavirus […]
Seventeen Johnson County nonprofits have qualified for Big Grant Dollars for this year’s annual Rock the Block Run, scheduled for April 25 at Center Grove High School. Rock the Block is a 10K (timed), 5K […]
Elections were held March 7 for the Samuel Bryan Chapter, National Society Daughters of the American Revolution. New officers elected are Regent Patti Moy, Vice-Regent Molly Sanders, Registrar Kim Shepherd, Treasurer, Linda Sanderson, Recording Secretary […]
Urban lore: One mighty fine ghost story We may think a particular ghost story is original and one of a kind; often it is not. Many have their origins from stories handed down throughout […]
Beech Grove Mayor Dennis Buckley discusses public safety, infrastructure and more at annual State of the City address By Nicole Davis Beech Grove Mayor Dennis Buckley gave his annual State of the City address on […]
With bars, restaurants, gyms, fitness centers, theaters and other public gathering places temporarily closed or business restricted due to the COVID-19 outbreak, The Southside Times’ – Grow Local Media – pickup locations may be limited. […]