How Girl Scout Cookies Became a Century-Long Tradition of Leadership For more than 100 years, Girl Scouts have ensured the success of the iconic annual cookie sale by peddling their...

Historic Shack Holds Generations of Memories Writer & Photographer / Teena Catt Santa Claus has been coming to town for a lifetime. Memories are awakened each November when the Santa...

Gateway Services Offers Essential Transportation & Longstanding Fair Tradition A popular concession at the Johnson County Fair is the Gateway Services fresh-squeezed lemonade stand. More than 10,000 lemons and 200...

“Faking Christmas” by Kerry Winfrey As temperatures start to drop and the month of December arrives, focus on the holiday season often leaves us on the fence. While curling up...

Lifelong resident of Franklin, Demetrius VanCleave, or “Meechie” to his friends, has made an impact in Franklin in ways that many do not know because of his humble nature. Born...

Recently, the City of Franklin dedicated Veterans Walk, a walkway on the west side of the Elks Lodge on Jefferson Street featuring metal art vignettes, updated brickwork, and mounted flags....

Brown’s Regal Market Lives On in Franklin’s Heart Three East Monroe Street in Franklin, for many longtime residents, is a time capsule in our minds — even though the building...

Franklin Elks Lodge Celebrates 75 Years of Charity, Community & More Mounted high on the exterior of Franklin’s Elks Lodge is a faux elk mount, majestically peering over Jefferson Street....

Expanding her law firm to a second location in Franklin, Indiana, was a natural choice for attorney Michelle Findley. Findley started her Columbus, Indiana, law firm in 2021 when she...

Franklin Bus Driver Reflects on 49 Years Behind the Wheel Forty-nine years is a long time to drive a school bus. According to Franklin resident Jim Myrick, he has no...