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College exceeds fundraising target

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Franklin College topped its fundraising goal for the 2020-21 fiscal year by more than $50,000. The college raised $728,098, marking its second consecutive year with...

Variety of careers sparked by 4-H involvement

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[email protected] A northern Johnson County farm stays particularly busy during the fall. It is not uncommon. Fall is a busy time for farmers due to harvest....

New trail to connect two Greenwood parks

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By Noah Crenshaw | Daily Journal [email protected] A long-planned trail extension that is now underway will expand the number of trails in Greenwood and connect two...

Nachi tax break gets final OK

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Nachi Technology will receive a tax break worth more than $300,000 after the Greenwood City Council gave it the final OK Monday night. The city...

Greenwood prepares to expand truck ban

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By Noah Crenshaw | Daily Journal [email protected] The Greenwood City Council voted unanimously to advance an ordinance that would expand the city’s truck ban to portions...

Greenwood police looking for suspect in pool theft

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By Noah Crenshaw | Daily Journal [email protected] Local law enforcement are looking for information regarding a theft that took place July 4 at a Greenwood pool. Greenwood...

Fire ruled accidental, caused $200-250K in damages

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[email protected] A fire broke out Monday afternoon in a New Whiteland garage, damaging multiple houses and structures. The fire started about 3:27 p.m. in a detached...

Demolition derbies a way of life for Franklin family

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There might be an adage in demolition derby circles that says the family that destroys fenders and caves in car doors together stays together. If...

Construction begins on access road, part of I-69 project

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[email protected] An access road that will eventually connect Stones Crossing and Travis roads to the future State Road 144 interchange of Interstate 69 is under...

BOOTS AND BLING / Senior 4-Her crowned fair queen, a lifelong dream

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By Taylor Wooten [email protected] Kyra Baker dreamed of becoming the county’s fair queen ever since she started 4-H more than a decade ago. That dream became a...