When Tom Swedenberg learned he was pre-diabetic, he wanted to be proactive, not only for himself, but for his family. The 62-year-old Hoosier and his
Author: Stephanie Dolan
Health department and select IndyPL branches offer flu shots, COVID vaccines
Flu season is here, and the Marion County Public Health Department is encouraging everyone to get a seasonal flu shot as the first and most
Top 10 things not to say at Walmart
By Torry Stiles 10. “Grab an electric cart! We’re having a jousting tournament in the Garden Department!” 9. “I just scanned two cartloads of groceries.
A creepy case of onomatopoeia
By Curtis Honeycutt Most people know what onomatopoeia is, but I’d bet most of them couldn’t spell it! Just ask me. Onomatopoeia, of course, is
The Southside Times – Oct. 6-12, 2022
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Astral at Franklin
By Nicole Davis Astral at Franklin celebrated the grand opening of its senior living community at 1375 Nicole Dr., Franklin, Ind., with a ribbon cutting
Men to Mentors in Johnson County
By Todd Travis Men to Mentors initiative On Sept. 10, Big Brothers Big Sisters began a campaign, “Men to Mentors” with a goal to find
Franklin College VP receives Woman Leader Award
Franklin College Vice President for Institutional Advancement, Dana Cummings, received the inaugural 2022 Woman Leader of the Year Award from Aspire Economic Development + Chamber
Get lost in film at Heartland International Film Festival
By Nancy Hammerstrom The 31st annual Heartland International Film Festival invites the community to “Get Lost in Film,” the theme of the 11-day festival, starting
Southside construction update
Compiled by Nicole Davis * I-69 Indianapolis: Construction of the future I-69 interchange and lanes has closed Epler Avenue west of State Road 37. Drainage