Porter County Fair donates $30,401 to Food Bank of Northwest Indiana
Porter County Fair attendees may have fed themselves on corn dogs, elephant ears and fried vegetables, but they also helped provide healthy food for the Region’s needy.
Month: October 2018
Atlanta United scores 2 first-half goals, beats Chicago 2-1
ATLANTA — Michael Parkhurst shook hands with the referee after the final whistle, and then turned his attention to the out-of-town scoreboard.
Lansing Historical Society decking its hall for Festival of Lights
Fall colors might be in full focus, but Lansing Historical Society members are looking forward to the holidays and their annual Festival of Lights program.
Michigan City council cancels tax abatement
MICHIGAN CITY — Chicago Faucet Co. lost its 10-year tax abatement last week for failing to fulfill its end of the bargain.
Brady throws 3 TDs, Patriots hang on to beat Bears 38-31
CHICAGO — Tom Brady held his breath as he watched the final play unfold from the sideline.
Red Cross: Blood donors needed
Donors of all blood types are needed to help ensure a sufficient supply for patients this fall, especially after Hurricane Florence and subsequent flooding forced the cancellation of more than 6,000 blood and platelet donations last month.
Atlantic City’s new Call of Duty: Dominate esports tourneys
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Atlantic City’s new Call Of Duty is this: To become the East Coast center of competitive video game tournaments, also known as esports.
Ivy Tech’s College Goal Sunday events Oct. 28
Ivy Tech Community College will again offer help to students and families with filing the Free Application for Federal Student Aid on Indiana’s 30th College Goal Sunday, set for Oct. 28.
Sears bankruptcy could doom struggling Marquette Mall in Michigan City
It’s been a tale of two malls in Michigan City.