By Amy Moshier Edward Patterson doesn’t ask for any credit or recognition for his paintings on display at Southland Community Church. Instead, he asks that credit be placed where it belongs. “All I did was point the […]
By Amy Moshier Mike’s Midway Market, established in 1967, is a place people can go for high-quality meats and other grocer items, such as a large selection of cheeses, a fair amount of veggies and […]
The Southside Times is honoring Southsiders who passed away in 2020 and made a significant difference in their community. From two American immigrants, a Philippines doctor and a Greek restaurant owner, to an owner of […]
By Amy Moshier If you ever wondered what it would be like to grow up as the 11th out of 12 children, ask Marjorie Holloway, who recently turned 100 years old. The age range from […]
Army veteran now serves as superintendent for Center Grove Schools By Amy Moshier A love of country motivated Richard Arkanoff, now superintendent for Center Grove Community School Corporation, to join the Army in 1985. “I […]
By Amy Moshier Old Town Greenwood has a place for people to enjoy some sophistication and high-quality cigars. Meet The Smoke Pit, managed by Reid Storvick and Rob Boyland. Storvick, a Center Grove High School […]
By Amy Moshier Sometimes, different skill sets lead some people to stay involved with two occupations that seem very diverse. This is the case with author/chef and Franklin Township resident Clint Smith, who writes successful horror […]
By Amy Moshier When 9-year-old Southsider Hunter-Michael Hutchins said he wanted to use money his parents would have spent on his birthday to say “thank you” to local healthcare workers, his parents were pleased but […]
By Amy Moshier “Behind life’s thin veil of the knowable, into a fissure undefined by time and its constructs, lies a place where souls move about freely, without detection. A place where ghostly encounters meet […]
By Amy Moshier Sometimes feelings and respect for an individual who is moving into a new phase of life bring out sadness and sentimentality. This is the case with Jim Small, owner of Silk Scapes […]