Johnson County News

Scott and Karen Armacost have shell casings and other items on display in their living room to honor veteran son Tyler who died in a vehicle crash in Kentucky on March 25, 2013.

Expect to navigate orange cones and heavy construction equipment when the state does about $56 million worth of street projects in Johnson County over a four-year period.

Johnson County sheriff’s deputies are continuing to investigate a weekend fatal crash that killed a pedestrian in Whiteland.

A bicyclist was seriously hurt after being struck by a car early Sunday morning while riding in Johnson County.

The crash happened about 5:40 p.m. on Emerson Avenue, north of County Road 600 North in Whiteland, the Johnson County Sheriff's Department said.

From right, Nineveh resident Kate Taylor, her 3-year-old son Grayson, her husband, Greg, and her 7-year-old daughter Ella.

CarDon & Associates will host a groundbreaking from 3 to 4 p.m. Tuesday for a new senior living campus in Johnson County.

Joseph Hewett, who staved off health problems several years ago to open the restaurant of his dreams in downtown Franklin, died in his sleep this week at his home, said friend Thom England.

The White River Branch library will close for three weeks starting Saturday while workers replace the heating and air conditioning system.

A three-year-old child got pinned under a car when he ran out to greet the driver, according to police.

Wine is available for purchase by the glass or bottle. May 9, Bargersville. 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., Mallow Run Winery, 6964 W. Whiteland Road, $35, 422-1556, www.mallowrun.com. May 9-11 Friends Book Sale Greenwood - Semi-annual sale features fiction and non-fiction books for children and adults, along with movies, audiobooks and other media.

Fusing down-south flavors with modern haute cuisine, he turned his downtown Franklin restaurant the Indigo Duck into a dining experience unlike anything else in Johnson County.

Tens of thousands of soldiers passed through Camp Atterbury each year when the post was still mobilizing them to go to Iraq and Afghanistan, and that meant an economic boost for local businesses.

A three vehicle accident on State Road 37 near Stone's Crossing in Johnson County put one person in the hospital.

The Johnson County Prosecutor's Office upgraded charges against an Indianapolis man who is accused of breaking into a Greenwood home last month.

Johnson County Sheriff's Investigators, assisted by U.S. Marshals, re-arrested Scottie Turner on a warrant for a burglary.

Tens of thousands of soldiers passed through Camp Atterbury each year when the post was still mobilizing them to go to Iraq and Afghanistan, and that meant an economic boost for local businesses.

Across the country and in communities like those in Johnson County, government employees protect and serve our nation.

While some Johnson County schools are starting to equip every student with an iPad to use in class or even take home, one local school district is taking a slower approach.

A semitrailer rig plowed into the back of a car that was stopped in construction traffic on State Road 37, sending two people to hospitals, according to police.