New Whiteland News

Donald Wian, 84 of New Whiteland prepares to get a flu shot from nurse Mary Vinson as they were administred by the Visiting Nurse Association at the Johnson County Library in New Whiteland on Monday, October 26, 2009.

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Sgt. Joseph E. Proctor, a 1987 Whiteland High School graduate, had finished his tour of duty in the Army when the events of Sept.

As people try to find health care solutions, our "Caption This" winner presented an interesting option.

In the Old Testament, God told Joshua to choose 12 men from the tribes of Israel and erect stones on the Jordan River as a perpetual memorial to the Israelites after their exodus from Egypt.

Twenty Johnson County residents have been awarded $1,000 scholarships that will assist them in their pursuit of a career in health care.

Greenwood in Johnson County was hit hard by the torrential rain and frequent lightning that swept through Central Indiana this afternoon.

Twenty Johnson County residents have been awarded $1,000 scholarships that will assist them in their pursuit of a career in health care.

The body of a man who drowned while swimming with his family in Lake Monroe was found after a five-hour search Friday.

The Herald-Times of Bloomington and WTHR-TV in Indianapolis report authorities recovered the body of David Richards on Friday night.

Ashley Graves, a 23-year-old Franklin resident, has a special reason for hoping legislators strike a deal.

Hundreds of Central Indiana military veterans and emergency response workers were paid tribute Sunday night at a Freedom celebration in New Whiteland.

After Joseph Proctor graduated from Whiteland High School in 1987, he joined the National Guard and the Army, serving five years in Germany during Desert Storm.

The president's new emissions and mileage standards may result in smaller cars but bigger laughs.

Clark-Pleasant school officials successfully implemented an emergency transportation plan on short notice this week after a Whiteland man shut himself in his home with a cache of weapons, fired about 40 shots inside the home and threatened to harm himself.

The Clark-Pleasant school corporation still has not transported about 180 students home today due to an ongoing police incident in Whiteland, Superintendent J.T. Coopman said.

A New Whiteland woman has died from head injuries she suffered Monday. Kimberly Soper, 32, died early Wednesday at Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis, according to a hospital spokesman.

Kimberly Soper, a young mother was found at the bottom of her staircase. On Tuesday night doctors did not expect her to live and they would not release her condition.

Humor is the best medicine and the prescription for this week's "Caption This" cartoon about swine flu was just what the doctor ordered.