Christina Cochran, Author at Towne Post Network

July 1, 2026

Quick Access, Expert Care When an athlete rolls an ankle during a Friday night football game or a parent twists a knee during a weekend project, finding the right care...

Medium shot of a smiling man and woman standing together in front of vintage farm machinery on a cloudy day. The man on the left has a goatee and wears a gray short-sleeve work uniform shirt with a name patch reading "Ryan," denim jeans, and a camouflage baseball cap. The woman beside him has a blonde bob hairstyle and wears a sleeveless, lace-trimmed pink top and blue jeans, leaning against a large, rusty iron tractor wheel. Behind them is a green wooden vintage "Oliver" implement box repurposed as a planter box filled with vibrant yellow, white, and pink flowers. An agricultural irrigation system structure is visible in the background under an overcast sky.

Franklin

Ryan and Julie Facemire are growing Sugar Creek Farm Market by blending generations of farming tradition with a commitment to serving local families.

July 1, 2026

Rooted in Tradition “People often ask why you keep doing it. Farming is in your blood.” For Ryan and Julie Facemire, farming isn’t simply a business — it’s a way...

A brightly lit indoor play area features white shelves packed with a variety of toys, board games, and puzzles. To the right, two small wooden bookshelves are filled with children's books. A wood-paneled wall is decorated with a large green banner featuring a colorful rainbow. The carpeted floor is tidy, with several clear plastic bins holding smaller toy pieces.

Franklin

The Lord’s Cupboard Seeks A New Franklin Home

May 28, 2026

Community Cornerstone For 55 years, The Lord’s Cupboard has quietly served Johnson County with compassion, dignity and a mission rooted in community care. What began as a small outreach operating...

A man and a woman stand smiling in front of the Hurricane Golf Carts showroom. The man is wearing a red company hoodie and a baseball cap, and the woman is in a black top and blue jeans. Behind them is a grey industrial building with a large company sign and two blue street-legal golf carts parked in the lot.

Franklin

Hurricane Golf Carts Builds Community One Ride At A Time

May 28, 2026

Full Speed Fun In Franklin, golf carts are becoming more than a way to get around the course — they are becoming part of the community’s lifestyle. Whether cruising downtown...

A large yellow and black sign for Beck Automotive stands tall in a busy parking lot. A smaller white marquee below it reads "VOTED BEST GARAGE IN JOHNSON CO." In the background, the automotive service building is visible with several cars parked in front under a clear blue sky.

Franklin

Beck Automotive’s Lasting Legacy in Franklin

May 28, 2026

Driven by Family, Fueled by Trust For more than four decades, Beck Automotive has been more than just a repair shop along U.S. 31. It has become a trusted fixture...

In a spacious garage workshop, a group of seven young people and three men pose for a photo. They are seated on four sturdy, handmade wooden benches with slatted backs and seats. The garage features exposed wall studs, a dartboard, and a whiteboard. One youth in the center wears a black shirt with a red graphic, and another on the far right holds a red object, while a man in a plaid shirt stands in the background near a workbench with tools.

Center Grove

Eagle Scout Project Leaves Lasting Mark At Independence Park

Lounge & Learn At Independence Park, visitors may notice something new along the walking paths — six thoughtfully placed benches inviting them to sit, reflect and learn. For Sam Tinkham,...

Franklin

Three Generations, One Open Door to the Future

Martin Overhead Door In a fast-growing community like Franklin, new businesses arrive with regularity. But every so often, one opens its doors carrying not just tools and inventory—but decades of...

Franklin

Local Effort Expands Public Wi-Fi Access Downtown

Connecting Franklin On any given evening in downtown Franklin, the sidewalks hum with life. Families drift between storefronts, couples linger over dinner, and music spills into the streets during festivals...

A medium full-shot of a man with a long, grey beard and glasses, identified as the owner of Hermanos Cigar Lounge in Noblesville, Indiana. He is wearing a black polo shirt and blue jeans, smiling while leaning against the back of a black power leather recliner. He has a lit cigar in his mouth, with a faint plume of smoke rising above his head. The lounge interior features several rows of similar black leather recliners with cup holders, a prominent brick pillar, grey walls, and a television screen in the background. A warm, yellow-shaded lamp stands next to him, and a small round table with blue chairs is visible to the left.

Center Grove

Cigar Club Of Indiana Builds Community And Tradition