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The Southsider Voice Local Southside community newspaper If you're needing services, call the office at 317-781-0023.

The Southsider Voice, owned by Kelly Sawyers, has a newsprint / digital audience of more than 60,000 weekly and covers the Southside of Indianapolis, from downtown, South to Stones Crossing in Center Grove, West to Highway 37 and East to Emerson Avenue. The paper is an excellent conduit for news, opinions and features.

“Our coverage of sports, education and community news and events provides a go

od read, which is why so many people look forward to our publication,” said Kelly, adding that she loves her job. "We really enjoy what we do.”

The Voice launched a Public Relations division, assisting clients with marketing, press releases and a resume service.

Congratulations to our Southside teams! GREAT JOB! MOVING ON!
16/11/2024

Congratulations to our Southside teams! GREAT JOB! MOVING ON!

09/11/2024
FOOTBALL SECTIONALS week one.
26/10/2024

FOOTBALL SECTIONALS week one.

How good is girls’ high school volleyball on the Southside?Four Southside teams – Roncalli, Franklin Central, Southport,...
12/10/2024

How good is girls’ high school volleyball on the Southside?
Four Southside teams – Roncalli, Franklin Central, Southport, and Lutheran – reached the Marion County tourney Final Four Saturday at Lawrence North.
3A No. 1-ranked Roncalli came away with the championship trophy by sweeping Class A Lutheran 25-14, 25-10, 25-11 and tiring Franklin Central 25-13, 25-10, 25-11. They were able to snare the title on the passing of junior setter Abbie Haberthy with 28 assists against the Saints and 34 against the Flashes. Senior Logan Bell, an Oregon commit, showed extreme power and versatility with 14 kills, 10 digs, and five aces in the title match. The Royals had 13 aces against Lutheran and were strong up front with junior Lydia Stahley, 15 kills, and senior Mackenzie Kruer, 11 kills.
“We are so aggressive in every aspect of our game,” Royals coach Christina Erazmus said. “We distributed the ball well, we blocked, and our all-around defense was good.”
Franklin Central defeated determined Southport 3-1 (25-17, 15-25, 25-19, 25-21). The Flashes were plagued by slow starts in all three sets, trailing 5-0, 7-0, and 9-0.
The Royals triumph and the progress of Southside teams bodes well for the IHSAA playoffs that begin Tuesday.
Also, 4A No. 7 Center Grove, as expected, handily won the Johnson County tourney for the 12th consecutive time Thursday at Edinburgh, defeating Indian Creek and sweeping Greenwood Christian. The Trojans opened the tourney by defeating rival Franklin.

By Al Stilley Editor How good is girls’ high school volleyball on the Southside? Four Southside teams – Roncalli, Franklin Central, Southport, and Lutheran – reached the Marion County tourney...

Dr. Blake Amonett knows a thing or two about helping people since he has seen it first-hand by watching his dad help oth...
12/10/2024

Dr. Blake Amonett knows a thing or two about helping people since he has seen it first-hand by watching his dad help others through his business, but an incident in high school sealed his fate and pushed him down the road to being a chiropractor.
It is through the various actions of watching his father, Bill Amonett, do whatever was needed to help customers at Beck Service Center, coincidentally where Dr. Amonett works part-time and will be two doors away from his dad once he opens his new practice.

Dr. Blake Amonett with his first patient, Lori Wachtstetter. The practice will open October 21. (SUBMITTED PHOTO)

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