Building More Than Houses in Honduras
It’s one thing to provide a house; it’s another to help build a home, a community, and a future. Earlier this month, I had the privilege of seeing that distinction firsthand on my second mission…
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Strengthening Ties: Why Relationships with Japan Matter
Earlier this month, I represented our city, community, state, and nation as a member of the Indiana delegation at the 55th Annual Joint Meeting of the Midwest United States-Japan Association and the…
Read MoreBeyond the Badge: Why Handshakes and Hot Dogs Are Our Best Public Safety Tool
For most of us, an interaction with public safety personnel—a police officer, a firefighter, a paramedic—happens on what is likely one of the worst days of our lives. We see flashing lights in our…
Read MoreWaving Flags and Building Community: A Greensburg Tradition
Monday, June 23, 2025 Traditions don’t always need centuries of history to matter. Some are passed down through generations, while others are born from a simple, powerful idea—and embraced by the…
Read MoreNo, Olive Garden Isn’t Coming—Yet. But Here’s How It Could
Thursday, May 22, 2025 Recently, there has been a rumor that Olive Garden would replace the vacant Walgreens building in Greensburg on State Road 3 and Freeland Road, across from Chili’s. While this…
Read MoreA Workforce Win Worth Funding: The Case for JAG in Indiana
Monday, April 21, 2025 In June of last year, I stood in front of a packed house at City Hall to celebrate the long-awaited arrival of the Jobs for America’s Graduates program (JAG) in Decatur…
Read MoreAn Open Letter to Greensburg Residents
City of Greensburg, Indiana Joshua Marsh, Mayor For Publication- An Open Letter to Greensburg Residents Wednesday, March 5, 2025 Dear Residents of Greensburg, I'm writing to you today about an…
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