Month: June 2019
'Adios to Donald Trump': Democrats tussle on debate night while vowing to oust the president
The Democratic candidates who took the stage offered broad agreement on some of the biggest issues, while occasionally bitterly tussling with each other over specific issues.
‘Vanities’: Musical puts the spotlight on friendship
Lari Renee Leber, director of Michigan City’s Canterbury Summer Theatre’s “Vanities: The Musical,” had a personal connection in mind when it came to helming the musical drama.
Bryan Hickerson back in the big leagues after 17-years of missionary work.
Bryan Hickerson back in the big leagues after 17-years of missionary work.
Illinois police find dead Region man floating in water
FOREST VIEW — A dead East Chicago man was found floating in water following a boat crash Wednesday morning.
Michigan City Revolving Loan Fund helps Meyer Glass & Mirror invest
Meyer Glass & Mirror Co. in investing in its business after securing a loan from the Michigan City Revolving Loan Fund.
5 innovative takes on the martini
The martini’s heyday began almost a century ago, but today’s bartenders have some innovative takes on the classic cocktail.
Images of masked bank robber released by police
ST. JOHN — Surveillance images of a masked man who robbed a bank Monday in St. John have been released by authorities as they continue their search for a suspect.
West Side’s Washington lands offers from Indiana, Purdue, hopes to win state title
West Side sophomore Jalen Washington is ranked as the No. 16 prospect in the country, according to ESPN.