Police Incidents – Aug. 20
Police Incidents
Investing in youth: Franklin Chamber awards grants to young entrepreneurs
A new philanthropic program aimed at fostering the entrepreneurial spirit among youth under 18 kicked off with two grant recipients this weekend.
Prince’s Lakes residents give feedback for parks master plan
As Prince’s Lakes town officials work toward creating a master plan for town parks, they are asking residents for feedback.
Center Grove school board candidate found liable in defamation lawsuit
A Center Grove school board candidate has been found liable for making a defamatory statement defamation against a local business.
I-65 ramp closures planned in Edinburgh
Road maintenance will close the Interstate 65 interchange ramps in Edinburgh this week.
Franklin Farmers Market places 2nd in state contest
The Franklin Farmers Market came in second in the Indiana’s Ultimate Farmers Market contest.
Here’s what’s going on with I-69 the week of August 19
Part of of the Harding Street interchange at Interstate 465 is closed as work continues to finish the I-69 Finish Line project.
‘No man’s land:’ Hoosiers on Medicaid waitlist seek answers
Prior to May of 2021, James “Jim” Densmore lived alone and worked a full-time remote job in central Indiana as a quality systems data analyst. But when he stopped answering his phone, his family started to worry.
New diploma proposal sparks excitement for some business leaders, questions for others
As the state refines its new diploma requirements with a greater interest in incorporating work-based learning, business interest groups are generally supportive of its direction so far, applauding the balance of college and workplace ready requirements.
