Tag: Franklin

Martin Overhead Door In a fast-growing community like Franklin, new businesses arrive with regularity. But every so often, one opens ...

A woman with long brown and graying hair standing in front of the American flag.

FUN Township Trustee Keeps Franklin Connected Through Compassionate Care

by Katie Hosea

Neighboring Support In a small town like Franklin, it’s easy to recognize the people who keep things running — teachers, ...

Before I Forget by Tory Henwood Hoen

by Teena Catt

Bound Together Book Club They say you cannot judge a book by its cover, but I most definitely did when ...

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 ...

Two men, one older in a tan shirt and cap and one younger in a navy vest, stand together on a green lawn in front of a two-story white farmhouse with black shutters and a wrap-around porch.

Where Story Meets Home

Harrington & Harris Home Team Just north of Franklin, along a quiet stretch of road many locals have driven without ...

A man in a blue polo shirt stands smiling in front of a black gated entrance. Above him is a large, black metal archway with gold lettering that reads "GRIZZLY FIELDS" and a smaller sign below it for the "NOEL HEMINGER ATHLETIC COMPLEX." Behind the gates, a brick building and athletic field equipment are visible under a cloudy sky.

Hometown Hero Noel Heminger

by Teena Catt

Noel Heminger grew up in Franklin on Home Avenue with his sister, Ann, and his brother, Tad. His parents, LeRoy ...

A classic red barn building with white trim around the windows and doors; a black and a white decorative star hang on the main sliding doors. A small windmill stands to the left against a backdrop of bare trees and a cloudy sky.

Timeless Whiteland Farmstead Awaits Next Chapter

by Teena Catt

Historic Home Nestled in a suburban area filled with homes of all ages sits a time capsule. The enchanting home ...

A four-piece rock band performs live on an outdoor stage at the Death & Taxes Day festival. The band consists of a lead singer and guitarist in a maroon shirt and jeans, a guitarist in a black hoodie and sunglasses, a bassist in a navy sweatshirt with a bright blue electric bass, and a drummer partially visible in the background. Behind them, several stacks of silver beer kegs and wooden barrels are arranged on metal shelving. A large teal banner hangs above the stage, featuring a top-hat-wearing skull and the text "Taxman Brewing Co. Presents DEATH & TAXES DAY - Beer Release & Tasting Festival."

Inside the Festival That Turned Bargersville Into a Destination For Craft Beverage Lovers

by Fredda Kovacs

March 30, 2026

Death, Taxes, & the Perfect Pour One of the most anticipated local events of the season is Taxman Brewing Company’s ...

The Anxious Generation by Jonathan Haidt

March 30, 2026