IHSAA volleyball rankings, results
The IHSAA volleyball season is underway. We’ll post results and polls and polls here all season.
Month: August 2019
Centier Bank attains $4 billion in loans, $4.7 billion in assets
Centier surpassed $4 billion in loans and $4.7 billion in assets in the second quarter.
Pair charged with neglect of elderly man
MICHIGAN CITY — Two people have been charged with felony neglect for allegedly leaving an elderly man, who needed constant care, alone for an inappropriate period of time, according to authorities.
Busy intersection off limits Monday
COOLSPRING TWP. — Michigan City commuters who use Johnson Road or Kieffer Road as part of their commutes will have to find an alternate route next week when the county closes a busy intersection for an ongoing construction project.
Once abandoned, Central State Hospital campus revives its 'city within a city'
The former asylum has been transforming in a noticeable way, and it’s only going to change more in the upcoming months.
NWI Business Ins and Outs: Sanfratello’s and Hunch Fur close, Marco’s Pizza coming to Crown Point
Crown Point is getting another pizzeria, a chain that was founded by Italian immigrant Pasquale “Pat” Giammarco in 1978.
Mind on Money: Strange things happening with interest rates
My family just finished the third season of the Netflix series “Stranger Things” on the night before we sent my second daughter off to Purdue.
Aukiki River Festival celebrates the history of the Kankakee
PLEASANT TWP. — Historical re-enactors will take visitors back through time to tell the story of the Kankakee River Aug. 24 and 25 at the 12th annual Aukiki River Festival.
Indianapolis crime: Woman found dead in north-side alley
Police said the unidentified woman’s body was discovered Sunday morning in the 700 block of West 26th Street.
EDITORIAL: Cyanide spill shakes public confidence in safeguards for Region waterways
Lake Michigan and its associated waterways are quite literally everything to the Region.