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First class grass
By Sherri Coner For three years now, Tanner Lyon has used his mower and landscape skills to make money for college. “When I was 15, I just did five yards a week, nothing crazy,” Lyon […]
Month: April 2023
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By Curtis Honeycutt Don’t you love it when linguistics and geography collide? No, I’m not talking about the town of Noun, Alaska, where people, places, things and ideas live in harmony; I’m talking about different […]
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Rock ’n roll, bluegrass, and ukuleles
By Todd Travis A musical life From a young age, music has been an influential part of Tom Rodgers’ life. Growing up on the Eastside of Indianapolis, Rodgers started off playing the violin while he […]
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Athlete of the Month: Ty Garrett
By Mark Ambrogi Center Grove High School senior Ty Garrett loves all the aspects of being a long-distance runner. “Competing and racing are both very exciting aspects of running to me, and they both make […]
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Donna Smithers
By Todd Travis Donna Smithers first moved to Center Grove in fourth grade and has always loved being a resident. She graduated from Center Grove High School and married her husband, Chris, when they were […]
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Good things come to those who bait
By Sherri Coner A boat, some bait and a bobber sum up a lot of Brennan McDougal’s life. This Center Grove resident accidentally fell for fishing when he threw a line in the water a […]
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‘You Should Smile More’
By Stefanie Davis April is National Humor Month, so here’s just the book to make you laugh. If you’ve ever had a terrible boss, you will definitely relate to this book. “You Should Smile More” […]
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Leaving audiences ‘all shook up’
By Sherri Coner When Tim Mack takes the stage, audiences often wonder if Elvis truly left the building. Perfecting the King of Rock and Roll’s velvety croon paid off five years ago when Mack, 19, […]