Tag: Franklin

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

by Christina Cochran

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

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

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

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

by Christina Cochran

Bound Together Bookclub’s April Pick For April, Bound Together Book Club is turning its attention to a timely and thought-provoking ...

A group of approximately twenty senior women perform as a choir in what appears to be a church or community hall with dark wood paneling and white pillars. The women are arranged in three rows, with the front row seated and the back two rows standing. They are all singing with focused expressions, holding black music folders or binders. Many are dressed in patterned tops—stripes, polka dots, and music-note prints—while others wear solid-colored sweaters and jackets. Several music stands are positioned in the foreground.

Franklin Matinee Musicale Celebrates America’s 250th Anniversary With Special Concert

March 31, 2026

Patriotic Melodies America is celebrating its Semiquincentennial this year. That is a mouthful to describe the 250th anniversary of the ...

Five women stand together, smiling, on a red carpet in front of a black backdrop at a formal event. They are all dressed in elegant black evening attire, including dresses and jumpsuits. The woman in the center wears a shimmering gold cardigan over her black outfit, and the woman to her right wears a delicate black lace headpiece. The backdrop features the words "Glitter & Gratitude GALA" in large gold script at the top, along with repeated white logos for "Modern Woodmen FRATERNAL FINANCIAL.

Clark-Pleasant Education Foundation Supports Students Through Partnership & Purpose

by Katie Hosea

Connected Communities For Jenny Zahm, the connection between Franklin and Clark-Pleasant schools is both personal and professional. A graduate of ...

A close-up selfie of a smiling woman with graying hair and blue eyes, wearing a gray hooded sweatshirt. She is posing next to a light brown dromedary camel that is leaning its head toward her. The camel has a blue and yellow halter. In the background, a street scene in downtown Franklin, Indiana, is visible, including a black canopy tent, a brick building with a sign that reads "BYTAVI BOUTIQUE," and a small brown goat.

Hometown Hero: Holly Johnston