Fiber-optic firm nears restart date
In six Greenwood subdivisions, a high-speed Internet company has gone door-to-door to talk to residents, fill holes with dirt and reseed grass.
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County positive for West Nile
Health officials are warning people to wear long sleeves and use bug spray if they will be going outside after a potentially deadly virus...
2 empty spots in mall to be filled
After nearly two years of being empty, two highly visible spaces at Greenwood Park Mall are being remodeled and reopened with new restaurants.
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Daily Journal staffers earn state advertising awards
Daily Journal staff reporters
The Daily Journal took home a host of awards at the annual Hoosier State Press Association advertising awards...
Agencies awarded money from golf event
Local nonprofit agencies received $36,000 during an annual golf outing.
Girls Inc. of Franklin won a $10,000 impact grant at the Pay...
More students getting computers
Two Franklin schools are joining a growing list where all students get their own computers to read online textbooks and do assignments and class...
PLAYING HOOKY IS NO GAME
Every school year, a Greenwood Middle School adviser is prepared for several students to not show up.
No phone call from a...
Local Fast Max store part of Circle K purchase
A Bargersville convenience store could soon change names.
Kocolene Development Corp. announced it was selling its 14 Fast Max Convenience Stores division...
Local Marsh stores get $1 million in renovations
A Center Grove area supermarket has made $1 million in renovations.
Marsh, at 2904 S. State Road 135, installed new fixtures and...
Gleaners mobile pantry plans stop in Trafalgar
The Gleaners Food Bank Mobile Pantry will be at Indian Creek High School today to distribute food.
Anyone who needs food may...