Ryan Trares

The remarkable tale grew out of an old school assignment.

One of Johnson County’s most impactful leaders will be stepping away in 2026.

Not even a shorter-than-normal holiday season could dampen Johnson County’s generous spirit.

In every donated dress was the potential for a magical evening.

One of the best things about winter for book lovers is, the cold and snowy weather offer a perfect excuse to stay in with a good book.

The buildings, landmarks and features are familiar to anyone who’s stepped foot on Franklin College’s campus.

Haley Burgh, a 2018 Center Grove High School graduate, speaks about her experience and treatment after she was diagnosed with Hodgkin lymphoma in 2021 during the Indiana Pediatric Cancer Coalition’s Advocacy Day event on Thursday at the Indiana Statehouse. The goal of the event was to raise awareness about the need for funding for pediatric cancer research. RYAN TRARES | DAILY JOURNAL

The Daily Journal asked members of the Franklin College community to reflect on the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. today. Here are some of their responses:

For half a century, Turning Point Domestic Violence Services have offered hope to survivors of violence.

A few paper scraps, tape and markers, and a collection of cardboard boxes may not seem like much.