Indiana losing hundreds of farms a year
Indiana has lost 2,046 farms over the last five years — an average of more than 400 a year — as farmers are getting older and farm incomes are shrinking, according to the latest U.S. Census of Agriculture.
Month: April 2019
Notre Dame donating $100K to renovation of Paris cathedral
SOUTH BEND, Ind. — The president of the University of Notre Dame says the school will donate $100,000 toward the renovation of Paris’ Notre Dame Cathedral following a devastating fire.
Indiana teachers with school firearms access would face new training threshold under Senate bill
Indiana law allows for armed teachers. A bill would set new training requirements for those teachers.
Portage grew out of a series a small towns; reminders of the past remain
When Lois Mollick was growing up in Garyton, one of several communities and farms that would become Portage, eating out meant traveling to Lake Station.
He was deported after his wife died fighting for US, now he details his ordeal
The husband of U.S. Army soldier killed in Afghanistan describes being pulled over by ICE officers on his way to work and then deported to Mexico.
Why Colts' Darius Leonard (221 pounds) wants to be one of the NFL's lightest linebackers
Leonard showed up to the start of Colts offseason at 221 pounds, 13 pounds lighter than last season and exactly where he wants to be
2019 Colts draft preview: Unique prototype means Colts have plenty of options at defensive tackle
The type of player the Colts are looking to deploy at defensive tackle is a little different than the rest of the NFL.
Notre Dame fire: University of Notre Dame donating $100,000 to repair Paris cathedral
The $100,000 donation will go toward the renovation of the cathedral.
New York City-based Jeffrey Lewis & Los Bolts to play Artspace
New York City-based antifolk musician Jeffrey Lewis, who’s been called the “best lyricist working in the United States today” by Jarvis Cocker of Pulp, returns to Michigan City for an encore performance.
Breakingviews TV: Going long
The “risk factors” sections in IPO filings are getting positively voluminous. Uber’s tops 35,000 words, and continues a trend that has been going for years. That mostly makes for better-prepared investors, but it also means more homework, explains Rob …