Photos by Sarah Browning  When Brad Weber and his wife, Becky, set their sights on building a new home in Holliday Farms, they didn’t have to research who to hire because...

It’s tough to be a teen, but even tougher when coming from an underrepresented, underserved population. In 1981, Indiana philanthropist Gene B. Glick wanted to start a program that would...

When Prairie Creek Lake was dammed up in the 1950s, several people in the area who raced small sailboats discussed starting a sailing club on Prairie Creek. In 1963, they...

For years, Carla Mackie unknowingly wore bras in the wrong size. “Low-hanging fruit, that’s all I can say,” says Mackie, whose friend told her about a new intimate apparel store...

Paid for by JHT Real Estate What if your next investment could not only outperform the stock market but also help transform struggling neighborhoods into safe, thriving communities? A local...

Photos by Aaron Milbourn and Richard Sitler  “So, are you a financial advisor, a home builder or a developer?” It’s a question Greg W. Allen (G2) fields regularly, often followed...

Mental health matters. The people of Johnson County recognized this, which is why later this year, Johnson Memorial Health (JMH) will open its new 29-bed, in-patient behavioral health unit that...

Addie Mae Jessen was two years old when she and her parents moved from downtown Greenwood to a farm east of Franklin. The tiny, blonde farm girl spent her days...

Paid for by Lawrence Township Schools In 1994, Fort Benjamin Harrison was still a military base, so the Metropolitan School District of Lawrence Township (MSDLT) taught students from all over...

Everybody has a story. Most of those stories, however, will never be told, and certainly never be published. Through the Louisville Story Program, Darcy Thompson set out to not only...