Edinburgh selects new town manager
Edinburgh’s newly-hired town manager is a familiar face in Johnson County.
Jenkins Forever Farm offers safe space for animals, visitors
When Stacy Jenkins first moved to rural Edinburgh with her husband, Dave, she knew she needed a few animals to fill up her farmland. Coming from the hustle and bustle of Beech Grove, she desired comfort and a calm atmosphere, something a few farm animals could offer.
Retiring Center Grove teachers found joy in middle school
When it came to finding the perfect age group to teach, two Center Grove teachers decided to meet right in the middle.
Analysis: Johnson County’s wages lag national average by $23,238
Workers in nearly all of Indiana’s counties make less money than the national average wage, with Johnson County workers having an average wage of 67 cents for each dollar earned by their national counterparts, a recent analysis of employment data shows.
Edinburgh man recovering after cutting-edge double-lung transplant
Hope was all but gone.
Car drives into, damages Franciscan Health office in Greenwood
Two exam rooms were damaged Thursday after a car drove into a Franciscan Health medical office in Greenwood.
Needham teacher reflects on 36-year career
She arrived in Franklin four decades ago to pursue a degree in education and she never left.
Prosecutor: Know, watch for signs of elder abuse
Elder Abuse Awareness Day was Wednesday and Johnson County Prosecutor Lance Hamner is calling attention to the warning signs of elder mistreatment.
IU, Purdue sign off on realignment that promises growth for both schools in Indianapolis
Trustees from Indiana University and Purdue University approved an agreement Wednesday that will formally separate IUPUI into two independent urban campuses in Indianapolis.
Whiteland backyard chicken debate to continue for months
A first vote from the Whiteland Town Council nudged the controversial backyard chickens ordinance forward.