By Sherri Coner As the kind of man who believed in using his heart and mind as often as possible, Republican Senator Jack Sandlin never avoided community needs or challenges. After being elected in 2016 […]
September marks the observance of both National Suicide Prevention Month and National Recovery Month. All month, mental health advocates, prevention organizations, survivors, allies and community members unite to promote suicide prevention and recovery awareness. We can all […]
By Torry Siles 10. Delete her tweet, Pete. 9. Erase that file, Kyle. 8. Leave him at the jetty, Betty. 7. Send ‘er back to Mama, Obama. 6. Get that culture cancelled, Ansel. 5. Tata […]
Compiled by Nicole Davis * I-69 Johnson County: Last week the I-69 Finish Line project reached a major milestone at Bluff Creek just south of the State Road 144 interchange. Beams were set and the […]
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By Sherri Coner Anyone who knows a busy, chatty, nearly 3-year-old named Greyson Williams also knows that he and Pooh, Greyson’s beloved buddy since his first birthday, are never apart. That means absolutely never. Pooh […]
By Nicole Davis Millions of pinwheels were placed in schoolyards and other public places across the world on Sept. 21, spreading messages of peace for International Day of Peace. Approximately 450 of those were at […]
The Indianapolis-based nonprofit arts organization, Big Car Collaborative, has regranted a total of $60,000 to artists living and working in the Indianapolis area. These Power Plant Grants — made possible by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts based […]
By Curtis Honeycutt It’s true — people with better spelling and grammar get more dates. I regularly receive emails from readers asking me about the death of spelling and grammar, especially concerning the rise of […]
By Mark Ambrogi Greenwood Community High School senior quarterback Brock Riddle is putting it all together in his third year as a starter. “Physically putting on a bunch of muscle and speed makes me a […]