Workshops, tours designed for veteran farmers this summer
WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. — A series of workshops and farm tours this summer is being pitched to military veterans who are farmers.
Month: June 2019
New NICTD board takes first actions on West Lake, Double Track
CHESTERTON — The first actions of the new Northern Indiana Commuter Transportation District Board of Trustees included ratification of a governance agreement for its West Lake Corridor and Double Track projects and the hiring of two firms to complete e…
Bidding on the next generation
GARY — Small talk filtered through the room as Region residents settled into their seats inside the Calumet Township Multipurpose Center on a recent Wednesday. But quickly, the room fell absolutely silent, besides the occasional rustle of cards or smal…
Which U.S. Senior Open entrant will play like a champion this week?
U.S. Senior Open golfers enjoy chance to mix football history with their day jobs
Girls discover camera filming in store bathroom, employee charged, police say
PORTAGE — A 20-year-old employee of a Portage auto parts store faces multiple charges after two 10-year-old girls discovered a cell phone recording video images Saturday in the employee’s bathroom of the business, according to police.
Indiana school firing gay teacher to keep archdiocese ties
INDIANAPOLIS — The Indianapolis archbishop has forced a Catholic high school to fire a gay teacher, just days after another school in the city defied a similar order despite church officials saying they would no longer recognize it as Catholic.
Insider: Silver Creek's Kooper Jacobi adds to game, sees recruitment pick up
Notes from IBCA Underclass Showcase and more on Windler’s All-Star snub in 2015 to first-round pick
Insider: Let's not repeat mistake of counting out Simon Pagenaud
He hasn’t been at his best the past month, but Simon Pagenaud remains a championship threat
Franklin Comm. Schools work to clean air in schools
Franklin Comm. Schools work to clean air in schools
Settlement does not require St. John to pay developer Gates developer $3.3 million
A story in Sunday’s editions incorrectly stated St. John will pay $3.3 million to BLB St. John, the developer of the Gates of St. John subdivision, as part of a settlement with the developer over construction of a sewer by…