Whiteland News

Coach Doug Keller's roster is always deep. And, it's at this time of the year when the cream usually rises to the top.

Whiteland council names Rick Shipp town marshal Rick Shipp always considered Whiteland his home.

Ken Sears will take over as the new athletics director at Whiteland Community High School on July 2. He has been helping out at varsity events in preparation for the job.

A Center Grove neighborhood and other communities with nicknames that go back decades are allotted their own permits to sell and serve alcohol.

Indianapolis Public Schools will hire an outside company to look into bullying that led a gay Tech High School student to bring a stun gun to school for protection.

Rick Shipp is Whiteland's new town marshal, the town's top police officer. The Whiteland Town Council voted unanimously Monday to hire Shipp to replace recently retired town marshal Gary Neeman.

In a crowd gathered outside the Indianapolis Public Schools administration building Tuesday night, there were moms, dads, sisters and brothers.

The former Mr. D's Supermarket at Whiteland Road and U.S. 31 will be for sale soon, after years of being in limbo.

Franklin College finished 18th in the team standings with a four-day total of 1,352 after Friday's final round of the 2012 NCAA Division III Women's Golf Championships at Zollner Golf Course in Angola.

Whiteland picked up play in the fifth inning on Thursday after rain suspended its game against Mooresville the night before.

WHITELAND, Ind. - A Whiteland Community High School student has found a way to shave thousands off her college costs, but the bottom line will depend on how well she scores on tests this month.

Two annexations of about 733 acres of land combined are slated to go into effect in July, town manager Dennis said.

Whiteland freshman Gabe Clippert slides as Braden Taylor throws in practice Thursday after a game against Martinsville was canceled when the Artesians didn't have enough players.