By Sherri Coner In August, Eric Jenkins was named a Top 10 finalist for Indiana Teacher of the Year. During a recent assembly at Franklin Community High School Indiana, Secretary of Education Katie Jenner officially […]
By Sherri Coner Balloons are colorful little clouds on a string, floating around in a party atmosphere. When fun-loving, party planning queen Holly Stalets recently merged those two thoughts, a happy idea resulted. And who […]
By Mark Ambrogi Center Grove High School football coach Eric Moore views senior receiver Noah Coy as a prime example of a top student-athlete. “His work in the classroom speaks volumes toward him being able […]
By Sherri Coner A lot of mothers-in-law share life moments with their daughters-in-law such as trading recipes, working together to prepare holiday meals or attending kids’ activities. But Pam Mayer Paulin of New Whiteland never […]
By Sherri Coner To navigate through 43 miles of the Disney World experience, including four parks, 173 rides, Cinderella’s castle and special characters kids are crazy for, inside information makes the trip a success. That […]
By Sherri Coner Anyone who knows a busy, chatty, nearly 3-year-old named Greyson Williams also knows that he and Pooh, Greyson’s beloved buddy since his first birthday, are never apart. That means absolutely never. Pooh […]
By Sherri Coner As the kind of man who believed in using his heart and mind as often as possible, Republican Senator Jack Sandlin never avoided community needs or challenges. After being elected in 2016 […]
By Sherri Coner In Drew and Tammy Hester’s Whiteland home, guests walk into the kitchen, see the magnet-covered fridge and immediately know these are the kind of people who have plenty of luggage and passports. […]
By Sherri Coner Though the event is called the Franklin Recovery Fair, it draws people from several surrounding areas. Some people are in early recovery from addiction, hoping to make new sober friends. Some have […]
By Stefanie Davis Isabel Allende’s latest novel, “The Wind Knows My Name,” is a powerful, character-driven set of parallel narratives discussing the effects of war and immigration on two children during two different time periods. […]