By Rick Hinton A few years back, I took my wife, Laura, through my DVD library of television series that have had some personal impact upon me. We were going through season two of “Buffy […]
The Southside Times Print (PDF edition): April 15-21, 2021. Click on the image to open the PDF.
By Nicole Davis Growing up with hemophilia A looked a lot different for Cory Vaught than his life does now. A rare condition with more than 600 people diagnosed in Indiana, hemophilia A keeps blood […]
Church records – The Samuel Bryan Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution recently completed an archiving project of digitizing the church records belonging to One Christian Church, located on Banta Road, that was once named […]
Top ten signs of spring in “the new normal” By Torry Stiles 10. You realize “April Fresh Scent” is nothing like that stuff in the laundry room. 9. “Is there a Covid test for mosquitoes?” […]
By Bradley Lane “Blade Runner” was released in its original form in 1982 with a wide United States theatrical release. It had mixed reviews from critics. Some cited its long run time and overuse of […]
By Rick Hinton Discernment is defined as: the quality of being able to grasp and comprehend what is obscure; a power to see what is not evident to the average mind (Merriam Webster’s Collegiate Dictionary). […]
The Southside Times Print (PDF edition): April 8-14, 2021. Click on the image to open the PDF.
GREENWOOD, Ind. – The City of Greenwood has begun construction to transform the 25-year-old skatepark located in Northeast Park. During its meeting in February, the city’s Parks & Recreation Board selected Hunger Skateparks to construct the $287,250 […]
Indianapolis, IN April 1, 2021: Franklin Central Choirs finish season strong with High Voltage and FC Singers claiming the Grand Champion Titles at the Carroll Classic in their respective divisions Electric Mayhem earned Best Band […]