Month: July 2022

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Back to school

July 28, 2022 SST

Compiled by Nicole Davis Ready or not, school is soon to be back in session. This week, Southside public and private schools share information about the coming school year. Enrolled in a Catholic school? Be […]

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Night & Day

Nope

July 28, 2022 SST

By Bradley Lane Writer, director, actor and comic Jordan Peele has become synonymous with the modern-day horror film. Breaking out as a filmmaking talent in 2017 with his scathing critique of modern post-racial ideology, Get […]

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Athlete of the Month: Eme Estes

July 28, 2022 SST

By Mark Ambrogi Despite playing through a shoulder injury, Eme Estes wanted to make the best of her final high school softball season. “I limited my pitching and played other positions while trying to minimize […]

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Night Out Against Crime

July 28, 2022 SST

By Nicole Davis Across the nation, 16,000 communities will come together to celebrate National Night Out on Aug. 2, a campaign that promotes police and community partnerships. Locally, each Southside police department will observe the […]

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Hoosier Academic Coaching knows college prep

July 28, 2022 SST

By Todd Travis ‘What I wish I had known’ Meaghan Rysdale, founder of Hoosier Academic Coaching, knows firsthand how difficult it can be to manage the college admissions process. “When I started the college process, […]

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Lifestyle

The latest words from across the pond

July 21, 2022 SST

By Curtis Honeycutt There’s a good reason I haven’t shared a roundup of new dictionary words in a while – the people over at Merriam-Webster haven’t added any new words since October 2021. Wake up […]

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The Picture in the Puzzle

July 21, 2022 SST

By Nicole Davis In his three decades of teaching adult Bible classes and as a Christian ministries team leader, Center Grove resident Wayne Andre noticed a common factor in the questions these adult students would […]