Work to begin on $35M mixed-use development
La PORTE — Flaherty & Collins Properties has announced The Strand, a $35 million resort-style rental units will begin construction next month.
Month: August 2019
Spreading Goodwill: New $8M campus aims to create jobs, offers free education programs
GARY — As students return to class this week, adult learners at Gary’s Excel Center are settling into a new home. Math and science classrooms, a colorful study lounge and a career and technical education corner sit just next door…
Richard Grundy found guilty of leading drug trafficking organization
An attorney for Richard B. Grundy III says he plans to appeal.
Tommy John wanted to know how many people change underwear every day. The results might surprise you
A survey conducted by underwear brand Tommy John suggests a large percentage of Americans aren’t changing underwear every day.
MC’s Thompson draws D-I interest with help from high school coach, Calumet boys coach
Michigan City’s Trinity Thompson has landed Division I scholarship offers from Marshall, Western Michigan and Wright State. She credits her high school coach, Mike Megyese, and Calumet boys basketball coach Dominique Nelson will helping her develop.
Peyton Manning, Tony Dungy weigh in on Colts, Andrew Luck injury situation
Peyton Manning spends time with Colts’ staffs before speaking to team
Colts-Browns observations: Indianapolis offensive line needs to fix its pass protection
‘We had some pretty shaky moments in the middle from a protection standpoint,’ Reich said. ‘It was really disappointing.’
Police: Man facing cocaine charges dies after medical emergency during arrest process
A man died en route to the hospital, police said, shortly after he suffered a medical emergency at the Marion County Sheriff’s intake facility.
Valpo bids farewell to Costas at Saturday celebration
VALPARAISO — Valparaiso Events, a nonprofit group behind many of the festivals in the city, is the major organizer of a farewell celebration Saturday for outgoing Mayor Jon Costas.
Little love for landlord ordinance
MICHIGAN CITY – Despite repeated protests from both landlords and renters, the Michigan City Common Council will vote Tuesday on an ordinance that, if passed, would establish a local landlord registry, and a rental safety inspection and verification pr…