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Year: 2023
Spalding Jewelry celebrates 75 years in Beech Grove
By Sherri Coner When James Spalding decided to retire in 1981 from Spalding Jewelry, the Beech Grove business he opened in 1948, a young entrepreneur
Franciscan Health surgeon gives advice to help breast cancer survivors
By the staff at Franciscan Health Facing and beating breast cancer can make you a stronger person – and may even change your life forever. Jamie
Words that go ‘bump’ in the night
By Curtis Honeycutt Ghost words are the invisible words lurking in the shadows of our dictionaries, waiting to pounce on unsuspecting writers and speakers. They
Southside construction update
Compiled by Nicole Davis • I-69/465: Last week, I-69 Finish Line crews opened a new ramp from westbound I-465 to southbound State Road 37/Harding Street. The
Top 10 reasons I’ve never been called on to moderate a political candidate’s debate
By Torry Stiles 10. “If you are elected, how do you plan to dispose of your enemies?” 9. Instead of a “Time’s up” light we
Leaving the pink behind and finding their happy place
By Sherri Coner It all began with Karen. Because of this young woman’s beautiful spirit and her love for life, the Karen Wellington Foundation continues
Franklin College to host high school art competition
By Preston Bertram The Franklin College Art Department is hosting its second annual high school art competition. The event invites high school artists from across
Athlete of the Month: Tessa Mize
By Mark Ambrogi Tessa Mize has made quite the impact as a freshman on Roncalli High School girls cross country team. Mize and sophomore Ava Shirley