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Deadline nears to apply for Franklin Chamber’s entrepreneur pilot program
FRANKLIN, Ind. – The Franklin Chamber Foundation, the philanthropic arm of the Greater Franklin Chamber of Commerce, recently launched its new pilot program fostering the entrepreneurial spirit among youth under 18 years of age. This initiative is designed to support enterprising young entrepreneurs needing to bring their creative business ideas to life.
Longtime Johnson County educator appointed Edinburgh interim superintendent
EDINBURGH — A familiar face in Johnson County education will fill in as Edinburgh’s interim superintendent while the search for a permanent replacement continues. James Halik took over superintendent responsibilities on July 1 and is expected to serve most of the school year. The school board is hoping to hire a permanent superintendent by spring break, Halik said.
Life-changing: Johnson County problem-solving courts see success with graduates
She sat composed on the stage as Johnson County court officials told her story of progress and resilience. Donning a cap and gown, Cindy Craven listened as Probation Officer Shannon Barrick spoke of her exceptional progress in recovery to community members, court officials and other people in recovery. Then, her time had come as the 42-year-old Franklin mother received a new title — Behavioral Health Court graduate — and was beckoned across the stage to receive a certificate commemorating her achievement.
Whiteland welcomes Johnson County Senior Summit next month
WHITELAND, Ind. – Johnson County Senior Services presents the 2024 Johnson County Senior Summit, a day filled with education, entertainment, enrichment resources, fellowship, door prizes, lunch, and more. This year’s event is August 28 at the Grace Assembly of God Church, 6822 U.S. 31, in Whiteland. Doors open at...
Concert planned to benefit Bridges Alliance
Fighting poverty never sounded so sweet. This weekend, local music lovers have the chance to enjoy performances by some of the area’s most talented students. At the same time, they can support efforts to lift local residents out of the cycle of poverty and into a better life. Bridges...
Johnson County Coroner, Health Department holding open house for new building Wednesday
Johnson County officials will officially open their newest government building on Wednesday. The Johnson County Coroner’s Office and Health Department will hold a ribbon-cutting ceremony and open house for their new building at 1 p.m. Wednesday. The building is located at 95 S. Drake Road, Franklin. The public is...
GALLERY: Community helps paint firefly mural in Greenwood
People of all ages gathered Saturday at Tom’s Barbershop in Greenwood to paint a mural by Mandy Freshour. The mural is the latest in the Color the County program, a public art outreach the Johnson County Community Foundation has used for the past eight years to beautify local spaces.
June unemployment rates up for local counties
INDIANAPOLIS – The Indiana Department of Workforce Development (DWD) announced Monday that the June unemployment rates increased for south-central Indiana counties compared to May. For Bartholomew County, the June rate was 3.9%, up from May’s 3.4%. The county reported 42,222 employed residents out of a 43,914-person labor force.
Johnson County business news: July 20
Aspen Creek Grill will break ground on its newest location in Greenwood, located in front of Walmart at 1287 N. Emerson Ave., it will be the second Aspen Creek Grill location in the Indianapolis area. The groundbreaking ceremony will begin at 1 p.m. Monday and include brief speeches from Rehberg...
Johnson County, IN to Build New $2.5M Recycling Center
Construction will start soon on a new county recycling center in Franklin. The Johnson County Solid Waste Management District Board awarded a bid to Runnebohm Construction Co. last month for the construction of a new 10,000-square-foot recycling center. A bid for $2.5 million was approved, but the county council has approved a $3.2 million total bond that also includes soft costs and contingency funds.
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